Grayson Country Quilters

Grayson Country Quilters has connected quilters in Blanding since 1995. Local reporting identifies Bonnie Meyers, Evelyn Perkins, and Joleen Holt among the charter members who helped organize the club. More than thirty years later, the guild remains visible through its community quilt show during Blanding’s July 4 celebration.

The annual show follows the Independence Day parade and gives residents and visitors a chance to see locally made work. In 2026, it opened at 11 a.m. at Blanding Elementary School and concluded with a 4 p.m. drawing. Future times can change, so check the city’s holiday schedule before making a special trip.

The show matters in San Juan County, where there is no verified dedicated fabric shop and the next shopping trip can require substantial travel. A public show helps quilters find one another and keeps the craft visible beyond the guild itself.

Published guild descriptions also mention lessons, show and tell, and several service projects each year. Those are useful signs for a prospective member: the group is organized around learning and community work, not simply a business meeting.

Current public sources confirm that the guild and quilt show are active, but they do not provide a dependable 2026 meeting time. An older listing describes both an evening and a morning group at the senior center; do not rely on that schedule without checking first. For other regional connections, browse the statewide Utah quilt guild directory or the full San Juan County quilting guide.