Next Meeting: Meet the Teachers

April 12, 2014, Doors open at 9:30

Topic:
Meet the teachers you would like to hire for your guild. This is a great opportunity to sign up speakers and teachers for the next couple  of years. This year we are going back to being able to hear all the teachers give a short 3 minute “commercial” of who they are and what they teach. These talks will be held in a separate room so the talks are not drowned out by the crowds!!
 
As we have the past two years, the teachers will all have booths in the community center so that you can meet them up close to answer any questions you might have. Bring your contracts so that you can sign teachers up on the spot!! Being the Program Chair for your guild has never been so easy!!
 
Time:
The doors will open at 9:30 am and the show will close at 2:00 pm. A short business meeting will start at 10:00 am and the speaker presentations will start immediately after.
 
Host Contact:
 
Jean Kuper
Chairperson, Meet the Teacher
 
Location:
Carson Community Center
3 Civic Plaza Dr.
Carson, CA 90745
 
This is about .6 mile  west from the 405 Fwy off Carson St.
 
 


General Questions: Patti at ProgramChair@sccqg.org




 

 
     

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The Southern California Council of Quilt Guilds (a 501 (c) (3) association) was organized for several purposes:

To foster and promote knowledge and participation in the craft/art form of quilting, patchwork, appliqué, and all other aspects of quilt making.
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To provide a forum for cooperative endeavors among all quilt guilds in Southern California and surrounding areas.
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To encourage development of friendships state, nation, and world wide.
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To act as a resource for those wishing to organize new guilds.
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