Basketweaving Guilds & Conventions

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• Great Basin Basketmakers
  Founded in 1987.
  The mission of Great Basin Basketmakers (GBB) is to make baskets, to learn everything possible about the traditions and techniques of basketry and to pass this knowledge on to others.
  Meetings are held the first Thursday of each month at Reno's Park Lane Mall, ask about their Saturday group and their monthly "Third Thursday Workshop" where members teach techniques and styles they have learned elsewhere.
  80% of the meetings are "hands on" and 20% are interesting lectures.
  Dues are $20.00 per year, which includes a monthly newsletter, access to a large library and reduced workshop rates.
  Four workshops are held throughout the year with visiting instructors.
  They organize travelling shows, ehibits in galleris and public institutions, demonstrate at parks and public gatherings and members teach in public schools.
  A scholarship is offered to members.
  To become a member: mail $20 (for annual membership) to
  Great Basin Basketmakers
  Pat Morfoot
  4747 Pradera Street
  Sparks, NV 89436-1644
  OR join on-line at their website. http://www.greatbasinbasketmakers.org/.

• see also Northeast Basketmakers Guild
  

• Basketweavers Guild of Eastern Long lsland
  They meet at the Uniatran Church (The Grange) on Sound Avenue in Northville, a part of Riverhead New York.
  Meetings are held the third Wednesday of every month (some exceptions).
  Dues are $20 a year and that enables you to recieve a newsletter every other month and to take part in the monthly & special weekend projects.
  $5 fee to attend as a guest (this may be applied to membership fees).
  A group of special basket people, that are into to teaching and weaving very professional baskets. They hope to perserve and pass on the art of basketry.
  President - Trish Hughes ~ e-mail & Cathy Parrish ~ e-mail
  
• Finger Lakes Basket Weavers Guild
  Dues are $15.00 and a donated basket approximately $10.00 in value.
  For more information, please contact:
  Mary McGonigal 1747 County Line Road, Kendall NY 14476 Tele: 315-659-8549
  
• Long Island Basketmakers Guild
  The guild meets at Christ Lutheran Church, 189 Burr Road, East Northport NY on the 4th Thursday of each month from Sept. to June (excluding February) from 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm.
  Dues are $15/individual, $20/family.
  A newsletter is published bimonthly.
  New basketmakers are welcome and skill at all levels and forms of basketry are encouraged.
  Summer weave-ins (as well as one in Feb) are taught by guild members.
  A yearly basket sale is held each November where members participate in a spectacular display of their baskets.
  For further information you may address inquiries to: LIBG, P.O. Box 372, Northport, N.Y. 11768-0372
  or
  contact: Miriam Fink (516) 666-8182, e-mail
  
• see also Northeast Basketmakers Guild
  
• Rome Art & Community Center
  See their Web-site for more information and classes.
  
• Westchester Area Basketmaker's Guild
  This guild is located in the White Plains, NY area with membership from all over.
  They look for places to hold classes that will not charge for the use of the facilities. The classes are moved around a little bit to include as many members as possible. Many are held at the Jacob Purdy House (home of the White Plains Historical Society) 60 Park Avenue, White Plains, NY.
  Membership is $20 for individual and $25 for family. Make checks payable to WABG and mail to Judy Flanders, 310 Horsepound Road, Carmel NY 10512-4919, Tele: 914-255-2525 or e-mail
  Newsletter editor is Joan Knapp e-mail or 19 Victoria Avenue, Montrose NY 10548-1417. The newsletter is sent quarterly.
  They run 5 half day workshops a year and 5 full day or weekend workshop. The first weekend of October is a Basket Sale that a good many of the members participate in. Around Christmas the guild participates in a charity function.
  

• Blue Ridge Basketmakers
  Alma Lambert, President
  alambert@kcc.com
  
• Cape Fear Basketmakers
  Herta Clark, President
  (910)488-2477
  
• Catawba Valley Basket Makers Association
  (Chapter of NC Basket Makers, Inc.)
  Meetings are held the 4th Sunday of the month at 2 p.m. at the Allan Frye Club House - Old Rt. 70 Conover, NC
  Dues: $12 Annually
  Melissa Davis, President
  mdavis@caldwell.cc.nc.us
  For more information, contact: Joyce Hambacher e-mail
  Members teach classes and outside basket teachers teach periodically
  
• Chapel Hill Basketry Guild
  Contact person: Susan Laswell
  PO Box 393 Siler City, NC 27344-0393
  heartsongbaskets@hotmail.com
  
• Charlotte's Web
  Nancy DeVries, President
  nancydv@juno.com
  
• Coastal Carolina Basketweavers
  Jenny Elzy, President
  coco@always-online
  
• Coastal Weavers of Onslow County
  Please contact Jimmie Kent e-mail
  
• Dream Weavers of Matthews
  A newly formed NCBA-affiliated guild (June 2006). The guild meets on the first Wednesday of every month at Matthews Help Center from 6:30 to 9:00 pm.
  For more information, contact President Stephanie Bogust - e-mail or NCBA Liaison Cathy Schneider - e-mail . Other officers include: Linda Salfia, Vice president; Dona Deyton, Secretary; Lorna Jacobs, Treasurer; and Alice West, Advisor.
  
• Goldweavers
  Ingrid, Quick, President
  e-mail
  
• Natural Fibers Group
  Focusing on collecting, processing and weaving with gathered naturals.
  Meeting are held twice a month- first Mondays at The Blind Center, 3rd and Harvey St, Washington, NC, and third Thursdays at the Arts Council, 2nd and Gladden, Washington, NC.
  Classes and special events are announced on the public website
  The guild does educational outreach to the public by doing talks, displays, demonstrations and hands-on activities.
  Membership includes access to members only interactive website, and our quarterly newsletter, which distributes educational information to members across the country.
  Yearly dues $10.
  Beginners welcome.
  NCBA affiliated guild
  Lynn Hoyt, president
  
• North Carolina Basketmakers Association
  The purpose of the North Carolina Basketmakers' Association is to stimulate interest in and to perpetuate the art of basketry. Anyone who is interested in the art of basketry is eligible for membership.
  Dues are $25.00
  For more information, please contact:
  Susanna Miller
  254 S. Hillcrest Drive, Goldsboro, NC 27534-7539
  or e-mail
  Get a glimpse of what this well-known basket making organization is all about. The Web site
  NCBA Convention 2009 - Convention dates are March 19 - 22, 2009 (you must be a member to attend)
  "We are preparing to jury teachers' proposals. The deadline for submitting baskets is June 6. You can download the application form on our website at http://ncbasketmakers.com/convention.html
  The theme for the 2009 convention is "Baskets, Naturally!" We don't want there to be any confusion over the theme. It is not meant to be inclusive of only "natural" materials. We really want to offer something for everyone. So all teachers, whatever your choice of material, whatever your techniques, please send us your baskets. We are looking forward to another great convention, but it is only possible with your baskets!
  Nancy DeVries
  Pamela Zimmerman
  Co-Coordinators
  NCBA Convention 2009
  
• Pamlico River Basket Buddies
  Katie Lake, President
  katieolake@aol.com
  
• Poplar Grove Plantation
  10200 US Hwy. 17 North, Wilmington, NC 28411
  Phone: (910) 686-9518
  Poplar Grove Web site
  
• Port City Basketmakers
  Jan Beyma, President
  beymaj@uncwil.edu
  
• Shooting Creek Basket Weaves Guild
  Formed April 2002
  23 members at present who meet on the 2nd Wed. of each month from 10 -2
  Contact Anne Sutherlin ,Pres.
  12 Forest Cove Trail, Hayesville NC 28904 or e-mail.
  This is a mixture of NW Georgia SW NC at this time.
  All interested in various form of basketry are invited.
  
• Surry County Basketmakers
  Deborah C. Wagoner, President
  e-mail
  
• Tar River Basketweavers
  Jim Langston, President
  disjim@earthlink
  
• Triangle Basket Weavers' Guild
  Affiliated with the North Carolina Basketmakers Association
  Meetings are held the 2nd Wednesday of each month (except August) from 7 to 10 pm at the North Carolina State University Craft Center in Raleigh, NC
  Dues: $10 annually
  For more information, contact:
  Wanda Borrelli, Coordinator
  w.borrelli@att.net
  Members rotate teaching. One member teaches each month.
  11 newsletters per year.
  
• see also Tri-State Basketry Guild
  
• Winston-Salem/Arcadia Basketmakers
  Jettie Fulton, President
  (336) 767-2440
  

• Heart of Ohio Basketweavers Guild
  Meetings are third Wednesday of the month (except July) at Maize Manor Methodist Church, on Maize Road in Columbus, Ohio just south of Cooke Road, from 6:00 to 9:00 pm. Each meeting has a planned project.
  There is a monthly newsletter and an annual Reed Dying Day in July.
  Yearly dues $15.
  
• Heritage Basketry Guild of Dayton
  www.heritagebasketryguild.com
  Meetings are held the 1st Monday of every month at 7PM in the Community Methodist Church, 339 Meyer Avenue, Riverside, OH. It is at the corner of Burkhardt and Smithville, just off Route 35.
  There is a planned weaving product each month and a monthly newsletter.
  Dues are $20 a year.
  For more information please contact the President, Carol White, carolwhite43@woh.rr.com
  The 8th Annual "Mid-Summer Weave" is scheduled for July 2008.
  For more information or to obtain the brochure of the event, please contact Karen Wheeler - 2007 MSW Committee Chair and Registrar Email - KAWBASKETS@aol.com or please visit www.geocities.com/midsummerweave/ to view the classes and/or download a brochure and registration form. HeritageTL@hotmail.com or visit the Guild website at Web-site.
  
• Maumee Bay Basketweavers Guild
  Contact: Carol Bates, 10751 W. Duff Washa Rd., Oak Harbor, OH 43449, phone 419-898-1516.
  
• Medina County Basket Weavers Guild
  They meet the first Thursday of the month (except June, July & August) at 7:30pm.
  For further information contact: Nancy Haake, 11605 Prospect Road, Strongsville, OH 44149-2927, (440)238-5434 or e-mail.
  
• Ohio Gourd Society
  OH Gourd Society Website
  The Ohio Gourd Society as a nonprofit corporation with the purpose of promoting the growing and crafting of gourds, as well as promoting and conducting the annual Ohio Gourd Show.
  The Society is educational in nature and will accomplish the purpose by encouraging and supporting presentations, displays and seminars by Society members, providing educational resources and exhibits throughout the State, and conducting the Ohio Gourd Show in a manner exchange of gourd-related, information and cultivation and crafting techniques.
  Membership in the Ohio Gourd Society is US $10.00 per year. With your membership, you will receive four issues of "Gourd Greeting" with articles about growing, selling, crafting, gourd hints and official notices about the Ohio Gourd Society such as meetings and special events. The opportunity to participate in the Ohio Gourd Show each October either as an exhibitor, volunteer or vendor, chances to meet other gourd friends and to submit articles about your gourd experiences. With your membership in the Ohio Gourd Society, you will have free admission to the Ohio Gourd Show.
  The Ohio Gourd Show will be held at the Darke County Fairgrounds at Greenville OH, Fall 2008. Contact Bruce Barber, Show Chair at e-mail or 740-965-4661 for more information.
• Ohio Valley Basketweavers Guild
  Meetings are at 7:00pm on the third Wednesday of the month at Immanuel Church of Christ corner of Tower and Jefferson in Cincinnati.
  Yearly dues are $15.00.
  For more information contact:
  Margie Hayes 6260 Price Rd. Loveland OH 45140
  Tele:(513)683-4131 e-mail
  
• Stateline Friends Weaving Retreat 2007
• The Village Weavers
  This group just gets together and weaves, no dues, no officers, no business. They meet the first Saturday of each month.
  Meetings are held at Sauder Village at 9:30 am until 2:00 pm.
  They hire some guest teachers and do demonstrations for the village.
  For more information, contact: Joan Culler e-mail
  Camp Weave-Away, a basket maker's retreat that is being sponsored by the Village Weavers Basket Guild of Northwest Ohio.
  The dates are November 2008, and the location is The Brethren Retreat Center in Shipshewana, Indiana. This retreat is an opportunity for basket makers to complete unfinished projects, prepare for Christmas gifts and sales, shop the Christmas sales in downtown Shipshewana, or simply to share their love of basket making with others who love the art.
  Shipshewana, easily accessible from Interstate 80, is a center of Amish culture in northeastern Indiana and these dates coincide with the opening of their Christmas shopping season and sales.
  There will be no formal basket instruction or vendors offered during this weekend, and the schedule will be loosely structured to allow participants to have the freedom to choose what their activities will be. Housing will be dormitory style and will be ladies only. Cost for the weekend, which includes 2 nights lodging and 5 Amish style meals will be $75.
  Registration forms and more information about Camp Weave-Away may be found at Website.
  This is your opportunity to have a relaxing yet productive weekend in a tranquil setting and make new friends with ladies who share your passion for baskets.
  If you have any questions please contact Joan Culler (see above) or Lin Ruggles at e-mail.
  
• West Side Basket Guild
  They meet the second Wednesday of the month (except for January, July & August) at 7:00pm at the Mahler Historical Society in Berea, OH.
  For further information contact: Nancy Haake, 11605 Prospect Road, Strongsville, OH 44149-2927, (440)238-5434 or e-mail
  
• Wildwood Basketry Guild
  Wildwood Cultural Center 7645 Little Mountain Road, Mentor OH 44060
  WinterWeave 2009 - Annual basket confernce February 2009
  

• Basketweaver's Guild of Oklahoma
  Meetings are held every other month (Jan., March, May, July, Sept., Nov.) on the second Saturday of the month.
  Guild Website
  Meetings start at 10:00 and usually go until 2:00 pm. There is a class or demonstration of some type following the business meetings.
  Meetings are held at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum, 1700 NE 63rd, Oklahoma City, OK 73111.
  Dues are $15.00 per year.
  They publish a newsletter to all members six (6) times per year.
  For a complimentary newsletter and membership form write to: Marcia Balleweg at 334180 E. 950 Rd., Wellston, OK 74881 or e-mail. Visitors are always welcome!
  The 9th Annual Oklahoma Weavers Weekend will be held at in Hinton, OK the weekend of Oct. 24, 25, 26. Registration of $80 for members or $95 for non-members (the latter includes our membership for the following year) includes camp-style accommodations (you bring twin sized bedding, towels etc.) 4 meals (3 Saturday meals and breakfast on Sunday), door prizes, raffle, Trash-to-Treasure Sale, welcome packet and gift. The entire catalog can be viewed at Guild Website.
  Contact Janet Newman at e-mail.
  
• Oklahoma Native American Basketweavers Association
  Membership to the organization is $15.
  The goal is education of Native American basketry of tribes relocated to Oklahoma.
  They hold workshops, basket weaving gatherings, network, demonstrate at tribal festivals and more.
  Activities currently involve a meeting with activities every other month on Saturday in the OKC or Tulsa area.
  Many of the members are also members of the Basketweavers Guild of Oklahoma and they consider them strong supporters.
  For more information, go to the www.onab.org website or contact Peggy Brennan e-mail
  

• See also: Association of Northwest Weavers' Guilds
• Columbia Basin Basketry Guild
  CBBG Website
  Mailing Address: c/o Multnomah Art Center (MAC) - 7688 SW Capitol Hwy. - Portland, OR 97219
  Guild purpose: The purpose of the Columbia Basin Basketry Guild is to preserve, promote, and teach the art of basketry.
  Dues:
  $20 Individual (January through December)
  $10 Individual (July through December)
  $20 + $5 per each additional family member
  $30 Business (Only members purchasing Business membership have permission to use the mailing list of the Columbia Basin Basketry Guild. Business members receive a business card size ad in the CBBG Directory.
  Meetings and Activities:
  Executive Board Meeting: 1st Monday of each month, 7-9pm, MAC, Room 34 General Meeting: 3rd Thursday of each month, 6:30 - 9:30pm, MAC Auditorium Each month has a speaker, or hands-on, and December is a potluck. 4th Monday Weave-Ins: 4th Monday of each month, 6:30 - 9:30pm, MAC, Room 34, This is a hands-on timer with various weaving techniques or related crafts.
  Willamette Valley Basket Weavers Study Group: This is a group in the mid to southern part of the Willamette Valley (some distance from the Portland area) that meets the 3rd Saturday of the month in Corvallis, Eugene, or Scio. Hands-on.
  Gourd Study Group: This is a group of individuals interested in working with gourds. They meet from 3 - 5pm on a Sunday each month. Gatherings: Each year the guild sponsors gatherings of local natural materials.
  Newsletter: A newsletter is published 11 times a year. Deadline for the newsletter is the 21st of the month.
  Visitors are always welcome.
  Contact person: Judy Miles e-mail
  
• See also: Great Basin Basketmakers
  
• Twining Rivers Basketry Society
  Eugene, OR
  

• Basketweavers Guild of Bedford County
  Basketweavers Guild of Bedford County (PA) - holds monthly classes open to members and non-members on the second Saturday of each month, except July, August and December in Everett, PA.
  Since beginning in January 06, the group has been invited each year to teach basketry to elementary school students, and to participate in community events.
  Basketweavers Guild of Bedford County (PA) will host "Weaving Your Cares Behind 2008" retreat on November 7, 8 and 9, 2008.at Camp Living Waters in Schellsburg, PA. Food and lodging provided. Participants can choose from twelve baskets, taught by Debra Hammond, Dianne Masi, Dory Maier, Susan Matson and Elaine Sinclair. To receive a brochure, send a SASE to Linda Smith, PO Box 54, Warfordsburg, PA 17267. For information, call 717 294-6258 or 814 623-7399. For more information, contact Loretta Radeschi at 814 623-7399 or e-mail
  Camp Living Waters is located on Route 30, just west of Schellsburg.
  The Country Seat will be vending at the 2008 Bedford Convention! If you are planning on attending and would like to place an order to be brought to the convention, please call, e-mail or indicate "pick up at Bedford" in the comments of an on-line order at least one week prior to the event. I will be bringing lots of goodies, but can't pack the whole store, so if there is something special you want, please let me know!
  
• Central PA Basketweaver's Guild - CPBWG
  The Central Pennsylvania Basketweaver's Guild celebrated their 10th anniversary in January, 2007.
  They meet the 1st Saturday or Sunday (dates may change, see schedule below) of each month in Camp Hill, PA or other locations in PA.
  Some meetings are held on the lower level of the East Shore Library, 4501 Ethel Street, Harrisburg at 1:30 p.m.. The library is located behind Boscov's at the Colonial Park Mall. See schedule below for specific times and locations.
  To become a member of the guild: send your name. address, phone, e-mail, and a check payable to the Guild for $15.00 to Susan Snively 11754 Airport Road, Waynesboro PA 17268.
  Newsletters are sent quarterly.
  Almost every meeting will include some kind of weaving.
  To visit the Guild's Web site, click here: Central PA Basket Weavers Guild or 2nd Site
  

  Officers:
  President - Suzette Humer e-mail
  Vice President/Secretary - Roma Cynajko
  Program Chairman - Anne Kelly e-mail,
  Newsletter Editor - Donna Kumpf e-mail
  8th Annual A Basket Odyssey 2008.- September 19, 20 & 21
  Now at the Quality Inn & Suites in Chambersburg, PA.
  Visit website for complete registration and class information.
  The Country Seat will be vending at the 2008 Odyssey! If you are planning on attending and would like to place an order to be brought to the convention, please call, e-mail or indicate "pick up at Odyssey" in the comments of an on-line order at least one week prior to the event. I will be bringing lots of goodies, but can't pack the whole store, so if there is something special you want, please let me know!
  Spring Fever 2008 Weekend Weaving Retreat - April - Contact the Guild for more information.
  

  Some meetings call for you to bring tools with you, here is a list of Usual Supplies - water bucket or basin, spray bottle, towel, scissors, clothes pins or clamps, sharp knife, measuring tape, yard stick, spoke weight, awl or tool for opening spaces, small pair of pliers, sanding pads or paper. This is a basic basket weaver's tool kit. Of course none of us have stopped there, have we?
  2008 Meetings/Classes:
  

• Lehigh Valley Basket Weavers
  a membership organization, whose goal is to promote basket making in the Lehigh Valley. Membership is open to anyone who has an interest in hand weaving baskets.
  Dues are currently $25 per year.
  Visit their Website
  Their email address is lvbasketweavers@yahoo.com
  They are looking for new members or just attendees, you can attend without being a member. Beginners welcome, don't be shy.
  Classes are held at the Lehigh County Senior Center
  The Weavers meet the second Monday of the month 6:30 - 10:00 PM.
  Please bring these tools to all classes:
  heavy duty scissors or shears; 10 - 15 wooden spring type clothespins; soft 60" tape measure; dish pan or bucket; old towel/apron; awl, ice pick or small flathead screwdriver and butter knife.
  Upcoming Classes:
  Remember you can sign up for future classes at any meeting, or by emailing a club officer prior to the deadline for that month.
  
• Pennsylvania Gourd Society
  Mission statement: Promoting the use of gourds in Pennsylvania, growing different varieties and using them in artistic and functional craft by providing a supportive and educational environment for our members and the community.
  Quarterly newsletter
  Annual Gourd Fest ~ June 2009 Visit their Website for more information.
  2008 Gourd Events:
  July 26th - 11am - Workshop at Smucker's Gourd Farm - Theresa Ayers beading on gourds.
  August 30th - 11am - Quarterly meeting at Smucker's Gourd Farm.
  September 20th - 11am - Workshop at Helen Oleans' Gourd Farm - Helen & Terry Noxel using colored pencil on gourds.
  October 25th - 11am - Quarterly meeting at Fishing Creek Valley Community Center.
  November 15th - 11am - Holiday Luncheon at Fishing Creek Valley Community Center.
  All meetings and workshops are followed by a potluck lunch. Please bring somehting to share.
  
• see also Northeast Basketmakers Guild
  

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• Penn-Jersey Basketry Guild, Inc.
  Penn-Jersey Basketry Guild (Formerly the Basketmakers of New Jersey - this guild has expanded to include members in Eastern PA).
  Membership dues are $20.00 a year and includes several newsletters, plus a calendar of events.
  Meetings are held at least quarterly, but classes are held whenever they can be arranged. The meetings are held throughout NJ and Eastern PA (trying to keep no more than 3 hours traveling time for anyone).
  2008 Special Events:
  January: Annual Open House Party
  September: Annual Meeting -
  To become a member contact:
  Penn-Jersey Basketry Guild c/o Malle Whitaker 90 Ridge Avenue Passaic Park, NJ 07055-2419
  
• see also Northeast Basketmakers Guild
  

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RI

• see also Northeast Basketmakers Guild
  

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• Lakelands Basketry Guild of South Carolina
  NEW GUILD! 1-2007
  (located in Chappells, about halfway between Greenville and Columbia).
  Jane Wilson of Greenwood - president (864 229 6239) jwilson56@yahoo.com
  Mamye Enlow - newsletter editor (864 995 3527) enlowr@aol.com.
  A basketry learning session is planned for every meeting.
  "Despite the awful stormy weather, we had 22 to attend the initial meeting - the learning project was a beginners pencil basket, with a rolled border.
  
• Upper South Carolina Basketmakers' Guild
  Web-site
  Dues $15.00
  Newsletter 6 times a year
  Contact: Sandra Elbrecht: e-mail (newsletter editor)
  Meetings: monthly (except July) at 7:30 p.m.
  Location: Lutheran Church Our Saviour, 2600 Wade Hampton Blvd, Greenville SC
  The Guild sponsors a spring and fall workshop open to interested basketmakers (contact Sandra Elbrecht or Dolores von Rosen e-mail to have name added to mailing list); members only workshops are held 3 to 4 times a year; every other year a two day "Gathering" takes the place of a spring workshop. The Guild participates in several sales each year, decorates a Christmas tree for Hospice, and holds a dyeing party.
  8th Weave-In, June 2009 Greenville, S.C.
  

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