Rockingham County Quilt Trail Unveiling

Rockingham County Quilt Trail
 
 
Reidsville, NC – Earlier this year, on January 15^th, the first square of the Rockingham County Quilt Trail was unveiled at the Cardwell Family’s Daylily Farm in the Ayersville Community. Now, nine more participants are ready to unveil their squares, too.  
 
Residents are invited to view these new squares on Good Friday, March 25^th. The unveilings will begin at 9:30am at the Cabin of Stanley and Mona Farmer (215 McDaniel Rd, Eden, NC) and conclude at 3pm with Riverbirch Farm (200 Will Tom Rd., Reidsville, NC). Tourists are welcome to participate in the caravan led by the Rockingham County Soil & Water Conservation District or to visit the sites independently.
 
The Quilt Trail is scheduled to be completed in June 2016. A brochure and website page will be designed to market the trail. The sites opening on March 25th are highlighted below with addresses.
 
9:30am  Stanley & Mona Farmer      215 McDaniel Rd., Eden
10:15am  Sam & Janet Peck  2031 Victory Hill Church Rd., Mayodan
10:45am Dwight Myers & Joann Biggs
                145 Glenn Chapels Rd., Mayodan
11:15am  Kay Cardwell       3190 Ayersville Rd., Mayodan
11:45am  Ed Sutton            2885 Ayersville Rd., Mayodan
12:15pm  Countryside Restaurant (Dawn Priddy) 
                401 N. Ayersville Rd., Mayodan
  1:15pm West Rock Farmers’ Market 
                898 S. Ayersville Rd., Mayodan,
  2:00pm  Jimmie & Joyce Webster  348 Sardis Church Rd, Madison
  3:00pm  Riverbirch (Paul & Kristi Marshall)
                200 Will Tom Road, Reidsville

 
The talented artists represented in this leg of the trail include Leslie Festerman, Darlene Holman, Brianna Hennis, Patricia Perdue, Susan Hines and Signs & Trophies.
 
The project is funded by NC Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Competitive Grant Program for Underserved and Limited Resource Communities and generous local donations from Rakestraw Insurance, Tuttle Farm, Reidsville Area Foundation, Parris Family, Riverbirch Farm, John Hester, Harden Brown, and Big Apple Farm Supply and others in the community.