The Sew & Sews quilt show, part of the Treasure Mountain Festival, successfully captivated a large audience, with nearly 400 visitors attending to appreciate the intricate quilts on display. From antique to modern designs, the variety showcased the rich tradition and evolving styles within the quilting community. Among the standout entries was Debe Thomas’s quilt, "Bee Happy," which received the judges’ choice overall award, reflecting its exceptional quality and artistic merit. The viewers’ choice award celebrated another quilt selected by festival attendees, emphasizing the community engagement in the event. The festival not only served as a platform for quilters to showcase their work but also brought together individuals who share a passion for this craft.

Attendees enjoyed the vibrant colors and diverse patterns that highlighted the creativity of local artisans. This quilt show is a testament to the thriving arts scene in the region, offering a welcoming space for both experienced quilters and newcomers alike. Overall, the event reinforced the importance of local culture and community spirit in fostering artistic expression.