Quilt Festival Set For September
The 2026 West Virginia Quilt Festival will bring quilters from across the state and beyond to the Cedar Lakes Conference Center in Ripley Sept. 17 to Sept. 19.
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Join us this Sunday, June 26, at 7pm EST at MountainStage.org for a LIVE recording of Mountain Stage with Larry Groce via VuHaus.
It will be the 873rd episode of Mountain Stage and will include performances from indie pop band Lucius, piano singer-songwriter Rachael Yamagata, afropunk country singer Adia Victoria, indie rocker Margaret Glaspy, and West Virginia’s own William Matheny.
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