Quilt Show
Details unfolding — 2026 dates to be shared in the future

Gala Dinner and Auction
Details unfolding — save the date for our 2026 Dinner and Auction (TBA)
$150 per person or $1,500 for a table of ten (10) - ticket info coming in 2026 — check back for updates

Celebrating Tradition, Stitching Hope

From its humble beginnings in 1983—when a dedicated group of women came together to honor the rich cultural heritage of quiltmaking—the Holiday Quilt Show and Auction has grown into one of the last remaining all-hand-quilted shows in the United States. What began as a passion for preserving tradition has become a beloved biennial event that brings artistry, generosity, and community spirit under one roof.

Each year, hundreds of volunteers generously devote their time, talents, and resources to craft breathtaking handmade quilts. Fueled by the kindness of our community, the Quilt Show has raised over $4.75 million to support Intermountain Foundation’s mission of delivering world-class healthcare to the Salt Lake Valley and beyond. These funds also advance vital medical research and education—helping shape the future of medicine while honoring a cherished legacy.

2024 Quilt Photos Can Be Viewed Here

Sponsorship Opportunities

Consider sponsoring our 2026 Quilt Show! Sponsorship Packet Available Soon 

Attend the Holiday Quilt Show

2026 date coming soon 

Attend the Holiday Gala Dinner and Auction

2026 date coming soon
Tickets available in 2026

Donate a Hand-Quilted Quilt

Thank you for considering the donation of a quilt to the Holiday Quilt Show and Auction. Quilts for the 2026 Holiday Quilt Show and Auction should be turned in on or before Tuesday, August 25, 2026. A Quilt Specification Sheet and History Form may be downloaded here: Quilt Specification Sheet and Quilt History - GIK Form.pdf 

Quilt Days

Join us for an old-fashioned quilting bee every fourth Tuesday and Wednesday! Bring a friend and know that lunch is on us. We will be offering short tutorials on quilting, stitching, binding, preparing sleeves, hand and machine appliqué, hand piecing, border treatments, labels, pressing paths, and more.

As space is limited and to know how many lunches to provide, signup will be required. To be notified each month when the Signup Genius link is active, please email Dennis Morganson at Dennis.Morganson@imail.org.

Quilt Days are held at the Intermountain Foundation warehouse in South Salt Lake.

A 2025 Quilt Days Schedule may be downloaded here.

Proceeds from the 2024 Holiday Quilt Show and Auction supported the funding of a new ultrasound imaging machine for the Grant Scott Bonham Fetal Center at Intermountain Primary Children’s Hospital.

This imaging machine will provide the highest level of care for mothers and babies, and is vital to the diagnosis and treatment of an unborn child.

The Grant Scott Bonham Fetal Center is the most highly specialized fetal care center in Utah and the Intermountain West, featuring:

• Maternal-fetal medicine specialists for the pregnant mother
• Neonatologists who are specially trained to care for newborns, and
• Pediatric specialists for all of the baby’s needs before and after delivery

Contributions to the Fetal Center provide the opportunity to rewrite the life stories of untold numbers of children and families across our community. Because of this generosity, children are able to grow into healthy adults, living life to the fullest.

• Judy Reese, Chair
• Jolene Bennett, Vice Chair, Quilts, Photography
• Jodi Cheney, Vice Chair, Auction
• Cheryl Doty, Vice Chair, Arrangements
• Cheryl Barlow, Co-Quilts
• Shauna Butler, Quilt Days - Piecing
• Carole Farr, Hostess Coordinator
• Tiffany Karrington, Social Media
• Fairlie Kinnecom, Historian
• Cody Mazuran, Quality Assurance
• Dolores Montoya y Taylor, Quilt Days - Piecing
• Anna Rolapp, Display
• Becky Smith, Quilt Days Coordinator and Beeline Editor
• Julie Thorum, Co-Quilts
• Mary Anne Thorum, Co-Quilts
• Sandy Underwood, Centerpieces
• Dennis Morganson, Foundation Event Specialist
• Olivia Johnson, Foundation Event Manager
• Meredyth Armitage, Foundation Executive Director