Real Guilds, Verified
10 real, independently-verified quilting guilds in the The Last Frontier.
Anchorage, AK
About 180 members, donating 250-300 quilts a year to community charities.
Fairbanks, AK · founded 1979
Traditional guild that participates in the Tanana Valley State Fair each year.
Juneau, AK
About 80 members, meeting the third Saturday monthly and running an annual quilt show.
Soldotna/Kenai Peninsula, AK · founded 1996
About 100 members, publishing a regular newsletter.
Cordova, AK · founded 1985
Small-town guild marking 40 years of quilting fellowship in Cordova.
Palmer/Mat-Su Valley, AK · founded 1985
200+ member guild with a regularly maintained resource library.
Start with the 10 verified guilds listed on this page — each entry links to the guild's own website, where you'll find meeting times and contact information. You can also ask at your local quilt shop; most shops know every active guild in their area.
Most local guild dues run $20–50 per year, which typically covers monthly meetings, the guild newsletter, and access to the guild library. Workshops with visiting teachers are usually a paid extra ($30–150 for a full-day class).
The Modern Quilt Guild has chapters in most states, and many general guilds also have modern-quilting interest groups. Check the guild websites listed here, or search the Modern Quilt Guild's chapter directory for current Alaska chapters.
Yes — NiftyFifty hosts free online guilds with chat, events, and member rosters, and many local guilds now offer Zoom attendance for members who can't make in-person meetings.
Start a free online guild on NiftyFifty — chat, events, and a member roster, built in.
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