Prairie Pioneer Quilters Guild Exhibit on Display at Grand Island Public Library Throughout May

Grand Island, Neb. — The Grand Island Public Library is hosting a special quilt exhibit throughout the month of May, featuring the handcrafted work of members of the Prairie Pioneer Quilters Guild of Grand Island.

The exhibit will be on display now through May 30 in the library’s Art Alcove, highlighting the skill, creativity and artistry of local quilters. Visitors are invited to explore a diverse collection of handmade quilts that reflect both traditional techniques and contemporary design, offering a unique opportunity to experience the craftsmanship and storytelling behind each piece.

The Prairie Pioneer Quilters Guild was established in August 1986 with a mission to promote and preserve the art of quilting through educational programming, travel opportunities, fellowship and a wide range of quilting activities. The guild continues to serve as a vibrant community for quilters of all skill levels.

The Grand Island Public Library serves residents of both the City of Grand Island and Hall County. Individuals who live in or own property within Hall County are eligible to apply for a library card at no cost. Community members are also encouraged to stay up to date on library programs, events and services by visiting https://www.gilibrary.org or following the Grand Island Public Library on Facebook and Instagram. Library users can also access their accounts, search the catalog and explore digital collections at https://gilibrary.tlcdelivers.com.

For more information, please contact Reference & Collection Services Librarian Shaun Klee at [email protected] or by calling (308) 385-5333.