Show at a Glance
Hosted by Mountain Meadow Quilters, this popular Central Oregon event features exceptional quilts, community exhibits, and a celebration of quilting artistry.
When
Saturday, August 1, 2026
9 am to 4 pm
Where
The Village at Sunriver, with quilts displayed throughout the Village.
Entering a quilt
You must be a current member of Mountain Meadow Quilters to register a quilt in the show.
Thank You for a Wonderful Show
Mountain Meadow Quilters extends a sincere thank you to everyone who attended, contributed to, and volunteered at the 38th Sunriver Quilt Show at The Village at Sunriver.
An event like the Sunriver Quilt Show is possible only because of the many people who contribute their time, talents, quilts, donations, and hard work. We are especially grateful to our guild members and volunteers who worked behind the scenes and throughout the day to make the show possible.

More than 100 quilts
Brightly colored quilts showcasing the creativity, craftsmanship, and talent of our quilters, with a number available for purchase.
The Mercantile
Handcrafted items made by our members, including potholders, tote bags, table runners, and small quilts.
The Thrifty Quilter
Gently used quilting supplies, books, magazines, kits, and fabric, so shoppers can find something special.
Where the proceeds go
Proceeds support our Community Quilts program and educational opportunities for members, so the show's impact reaches well beyond the day itself.
And, of course, thank you to everyone who came to see the quilts, shop, visit with our members, and share in our love of quilting. Your continued support helps make the Sunriver Quilt Show a special Central Oregon tradition.
Quilt Show Photos
For Show Participants
The Village has asked Mountain Meadow Quilters to share these emergency procedures. It is important that you follow them.
Emergency Plan
Evacuation of The Village
If The Village is evacuated immediately due to fire, gas leak, etc., quilt show participants should not stay to pack up their area and should follow any and all evacuation orders. This means leaving everything in place, including quilts.
Extreme weather
Extreme weather events such as high winds, lightning, and rain. Participants will receive instruction on when to clear the area and/or when to expect assistance in removing quilts from the weather.
Criminal activity or threats
If criminal activity or threat is an emergency, it should be reported to the proper authorities (Sunriver Police as there is no security on site). Criminal activity or threats that are non-emergency should be reported to Debra Ewing, Sunriver Quilt Show Director, and handled by her.
Want to show your quilt next year?
Registering a quilt is open to current Mountain Meadow Quilters members.

















