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Quilt Raffle Fundraiser for The Historic Masonic Theatre

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February 4, 2025
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The “Lakeside” quilt and pillow shams (Photo courtesy Historic Masonic Theatre)

The “Lakeside” quilt and pillow shams (Photo courtesy Historic Masonic Theatre)

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CLIFTON FORGE, Va. (VR) – The Historic Masonic Theatre is once again grateful to international quiltmaker, designer, author and precision piecer, Kaye England for donating a quilt for a fundraising event for the Theatre. The “Lakeside” quilt and pillow shams raffle tickets are available from now until
March 2025. “Lakeside”, designed and pieced by Kaye, features Wilmington Batiks in beautiful navy blue, several lighter blues, warm greens, and grays. It is perfect for a 95″ queen quilt with its calming “gender neutral” color scheme. The quilt is beautifully and heavily quilted by machine. For the first time, pillow shams, finished size 36” x 261/4”, will be raffled with the quilt.

Raffle tickets sell for $5.00 each or six for $25.00 and may be purchased from Theatre Board members, before or after Theatre events or online. Please visit www.historicmasonictheatre.com and look under the events tab to see a photo of the quilt and to purchase raffle tickets online. All proceeds from raffle ticket sales go to The Historic Masonic Theatre. You may also view the quilt and shams when attending an event at the Theatre.
The winning ticket will be drawn by Kaye England on March 1, 2025. You do not have to be present to win. To learn more about events at The Historic Masonic Theatre please visit the Theatre website and/or Facebook page.

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