
Lorna Brown joined Wake Up Tri-Counties to talk about the annual Quilt Show in Bishop Hill. Bishop Hill welcomes visitors this weekend for its annual Quilt Show, a highlight of Civil War Days. Hosted by the Prairie Queen Quilt Club, the event features nearly 100 quilts on display at the Colony School from makers across Henry County. Quilts aren’t for sale, but guests can browse the popular “trash and treasures” room for fabric, notions, and creative finds. Admission remains just $5, continuing a tradition that began 36 years ago. Club members also create charity quilts for local organizations throughout the year. The show runs from 9 AM to 4 PM on Friday and Saturday. “Quilting an American Legacy” is this year’s theme, nodding to both tradition and the upcoming 250th birthday of the United States. Proceeds and club initiatives will benefit local charities in Kewanee this year. To join the club or for more details, visit the "Prairie Queen Quilt Club" Facebook page or sign up during the event. Membership is $10 a year.
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