VTS Quilters Tea – May 5, 2012
Victorian Tea Society
Cordially invites you to attend the
Quilters Tea
Saturday, May 5, 2012
11:00 a.m.
Join us for a traditional Victorian tea in the Kellogg House’s lovely garden pavilion. Members of the Victorian Tea Society dressed in period attire will serve a delicious assortment of sweet and savory morsels along with scones and a selection of fine teas.
Quilters’ Paradise
- There will be a Quilt Walk of antique quilts on display.
- Sandy Sutton, Quilt collector and Historian, will be the guest speaker on The History of Quilts.
- Join in the Silent Auction fun activities.
- You may be the lucky winner of the Vintage Crazy Quilt for the opportunity drawing.
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Tickets: $25
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4 Comments
by Ann Hanson
On March 25, 2012
The Ladies of Trek attended the Victorian Hat Tea yesterday … what a wonderful event. It was planned as a surprise 70th birthday celebration for one of our friends. I’d like to share some of the photos I took of the hats and various dresses. Please let me know if I can forward them via email or perhaps via CD. Thank you, Ann Hanson
by jessica
On March 26, 2012
Hello – this sounds like a wonderful event! I’m curious as to what time approximately this will end, and also, can we walk around the complex that day as well – and see the houses and the blacksmith shop?
thank you!
Jessica
by sbrown
On March 27, 2012
Jessica,
Our teas usually run about 1.5 to 2 hours. This one will probably be on the long end because of the guest speaker.
You will be able to walk the grounds as you wish. I’m not sure whether the Kellogg House will be open for guests. It will depend on whether the Victorian Tea Society needs the space for staging food service. The other house (the Maag House) is not open to the public at this time. The Blacksmiths hold their weekly classes on Saturday mornings and are likely to still have the blacksmith shop open when you arrive.
Sharon Brown
Heritage Museum of Orange County
by sbrown
On March 27, 2012
Ann,
Thank you so much for your kind words about the History of Hats Tea. I’m sure the Victorian Tea Society would be thrilled to have your photographs. I’ll forward your question to them.
Sharon Brown
Heritage Museum of Orange County