“Everyone has a story about a quilt.”

by · The Birmingham Times

LILLIS TAYLOR, ORGANIZER OF THE MARCH QUILTS EXHIBIT. THE ALTAMONT SCHOOL WILL DISPLAY THE FULL COLLECTION OF THE MARCH QUILTS NONPROFIT ARTS INITIATIVE IN A PUBLIC EVENT ON SUNDAY, OCT. 18, THE BIRMINGHAM TIMES, OCTOBER 15.

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