Has anyone been to Paducah, KY for the quilt show?
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I have never had a problem finding a room. Last year I didn't star looking for one until two weeks before the show. But doing it at last minute doesn't stress me. I'll find one or I'll drive out of town until I find one. It's nothing I worry about.
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GO,go, go. It is a great experience. Elanor Burns has a tent at the race track and she puts on a free show. The rotary has a display of antique quilts. And I agree about getting the strawberry shortcake from the Boy Scouts.
I will be there.
I will be there.
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Originally Posted by mic-pa
you need to spend 3-4 days. I did twice and love every minute of it. Its a Quilters Dream Go go go go
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I went to the one in Lancaster for the first time. I had been told by several shop owners that it was not the best, but I had a wonderful time. I stayed at a hotel that was on the quilt show bus route. I came as close to shopping til I dropped, as you could go and not really drop. It was great but I don't have anything ti compare it to. I live about an hour and a half from Lancaster but I like to stay a few days.There is so much to do there.
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If you get to go, check out the 'book store' where they sell AQS books for about $5. It's in the Hinkle Building downtown but the trolleys stop on the corner right at the door. And Eleanor Burns' tent show is a don't miss stop. rusty
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