Panguitch Quilt Walk Festival
Panguitch, UT · Arts & Culture
- When
- June 9–12, 2027
- Where
- Panguitch · UT
- Cost
- Not confirmed
- Status
- Confirmed from the organizer's published schedule
Quilters gather in Panguitch, Utah each year during the second weekend of June for classes, a quilt show with vendors, a block party, open sewing, a charity project and a dinner theater. The festival honors the original Quilt Walk and awards a People's Choice prize for quilts.
The history within reach
- Bryce Canyon19 mi
Not a canyon but an eroding amphitheatre of hoodoos, carved by frost wedging rather than a river, the rim freezes and thaws about 170 nights a year.
A gorge half a mile deep and at its narrowest under thirty feet across, cut by a river that still moves a million tons of rock a year.
- Frisco63 mi
The Horn Silver mine made Frisco one of the wildest camps in the West, the sheriff hired to tame it is said to have shot several men his first night.
- Silver Reef64 mi
The place that broke a rule of geology: silver in sandstone, which experts said could not happen, in a reef the Mormons around it largely refused to mine.
The polygamous FLDS community on the Arizona-Utah line was raided by Arizona in 1953 and led in the 2000s by Warren Jeffs, now serving life..