“I am so proud of our quilters,” said Sue Anderson of the Whispering Pines Quilters Guild. There’s three key reasons for Anderson’s sentiment. Firstly, it was the group’s consensus to donate the ...

To hear some talk, there's a food festival this week at the George R. Brown Convention Center. It just so happens to be in the middle of the world's largest quilt show. "That's close to accurate," ...

This week in the Basket Patch Quilt Along, we're making the fruit basket block. This one is similar to our first basket block. The difference is in the orientation of the small half square triangles.

The Legacy Quilt at the new exhibit, “Making the Nation’s Table,” illustrates Black people’s impact on American cuisine. The new exhibit African/American: Making the Nation’s Table will run from ...

Upon entering Aliko Dangote Hall at the Africa Center, you’re immediately confronted with the breadth and scope of the role African Americans have played in shaping our country’s food and beverage.

More than 300 quilts were donated by 80 quilters for Saturday's third annual Bend Food Project Quilt Sale. It was held at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Central Oregon on Saturday. All ...

Why does spring forward feel like a long weekend, even if we lose an hour? There’s a feeling of triumph at making it through the worst of winter, especially as we enter into a stage of spring showers ...