Meetings
Meetings are each Monday
as well as the third Saturday
of the month, from the beginning of September to the end of May. from 10 AM to 3 PM at Centennial Hall, 288 Beaconsfield Boulevard, Beaconsfield, Quebec. The Guild
provides cutters to be used during the meetings.
Fund raising
We have auctions from time to time throughout the year of wool, kits and other supplies. Members can bid. The items are donated by members or friends of our guild
to raise funds for our organization as well as giving donations to various charitable organizations on the West Island.
Social Events
Our guild always gives a demonstration
on Heritage Day in June on the grounds of Centennial Hall in conjunction with the City of Beaconsfield. We host a picnic every year at the end of May. It is always a very popular event by the shores of Lake
St-Louis lasting the whole day. As well, on the first Monday of December
we have a Christmas luncheon.
We also have a mid May luncheon to mark the end of the hooking season and the beginning
of summer.
Rug Hooking Library
In Monday meetings you have access to our library of books and magazines in which you will find plenty of information
about rug hooking. We are suscribed to Rug Hooking Magazine and the Guild continuously buys rug hooking
books and magazines.
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Courses and Workshops
Our guild has two wonderful
experienced teachers,
Lois Morris and Judith Dallegret.
We try to offer new courses each season. You can learn the different dyeing techniques, how to shade flowers, how to create your own patterns, how to transfer existing patterns on a background, how to finish your work (binding and whipping) and all
there is to know about becoming
a rug hooking fiber artist.
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Exhibition
Every two years in September, we host an Exhibition over one week-end where we
display our latest masterpieces and try to interest people in joining us.
For upcoming Show, please
consult Events Calendar.
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Centennial Hall, is a cultural center which belongs to the City of Beaconsfield, and we have been fortunate to be allowed to use these
magnificent premises in which to host our Guild. Click here for more information about this patrimonial building.
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