“Barn Quilt Trails” Brown Bag Lunch and Learn program by Lesa Rauh, Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center

The Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center in Enid will host a free Brown Bag Lunch and Learn program on Wednesday, April 11, at noon. Lesa Rauh from the Garfield County OSU Extension Center will present “Barn Quilt Trails.” Lesa is excited to share information about Barn Quilt Trails—a fun tourist destination! A quilt trail consists of many barn quilts that are mapped together and visited. Those following along the trail receive a map with all of the locations marked, and viewers drive through the countryside to see all of the blocks. Today there are quilt trails all over the United States. A wide variety of people have created them, including quilt guilds, schools, churches, and 4-H clubs.

The 2018 monthly Brown Bag Lunch and Learn programs are made possible through a generous contribution from Park Avenue Thrift. Attendees are welcome to bring their lunches and learn something new! For more information please call 580-237-1907.