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PHOENIX
FLAGSTAFF
SANTA FE
ALBUQUERQUE
Small groups, big experiences, independent spirit.
Hotel accommodations, including baggage handling
6 American Breakfasts, 2 Dinners
Guided sightseeing, visits, and admissions as outlined in the day-by-day itinerary.
Self-transfer to Albuquerque International Sunport at your leisure
Full-time throughout the trip
Welcome to Phoenix! Experience the Southwest’s warm hospitality at our downtown city-center hotel. Your admission to QuiltCon is included today. Our evening Welcome Meeting introduces you to your Tour Manager and fellow travel companions who will share this journey with you.
Enjoy breakfast before heading to QuiltCon for a full-day admission to the Modern Quilt Guild’s annual show. Partake in QuiltCon’s broad selection of classes, demos, and workshops, immersing yourself in the world of modern quilting, learning new techniques, and discovering the latest trends. Admire the creative exhibitions and contests, and browse the wares of the local vendors. QuiltCon is a modern quilter’s paradise. Tonight, relax in our hotel’s local lounge, or tuck-in early and be well rested for tomorrows departure.
After breakfast, experience the art and architecture of bells at Cosanti. Next, travel north witnessing breathtaking view of the Arizona desert, and cactus the grow 30 feet high. Take a break for lunch at in Cottonwood, a delightful spot filled with hometown shops and eateries. Next, shop for luscious quilting cottons at Quilters Quarters, where their vast selection includes unique Southwest-themed prints and patterns. Later, visit the stunning Chapel of the Holy Cross built on Coconino National Forest land. After, travel to Flagstaff and check in at our downtown hotel and home for one night.
After breakfast, visit Odegaard’s Sewing Center, a third-generation quilt shop renowned for high-quality fabrics and quilting supplies. Next, our journey along the Purple Heart Trail brings us to Painted Desert Quilts, a treasure trove of Southwestern quilting fabrics, kits, and patterns. Later, explore exploring Ortega Indian City Arts for handcrafted souvenirs and local, Native American goods before learning about native geology at the El Malpais National Monument Visitor Center .Tonight, arrive in Albuquerque and our downtown hotel for the remainder of the tour.
Begin your day with breakfast, then travel to Santa Fe, a city rich in history and culture. Explore the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum and immerse yourself in the beauty of her art and creative legacy. After lunch and shopping on your own in downtown Santa Fe, join a guided History Tour of the city, learning about its cultural heritage and architectural charm. Later, indulge in fabric shopping at Santa Fe Quilts, where the selection of high-quality quilting cottons will delight any quilter. Return to Albuquerque for dinner on your own and to tick-in for the night.
Enjoy breakfast before a day of sightseeing in Albuquerque. Visit the Albuquerque Balloon Museum to learn about the city’s famous hot air ballooning history. Explore the narrow streets and century-old adobe houses of Old Town Albuquerque, home to New Mexican eateries and artisan shops. Continue to the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, where you can experience the rich traditions and culture of the Pueblo people. After, browse South West pottery, yard art and home goods at Camino 66. End the day toasting to new friends and a wonderful trip at our customary Farewell Dinner.
After breakfast, exchange address with new travel friends before departing at your leisure, carrying home unforgettable memories and inspiration from your quilting journey through the Southwest
Welcome to Phoenix! Experience the Southwest’s warm hospitality at our downtown city-center hotel. Your admission to QuiltCon is included today. Our evening Welcome Meeting introduces you to your Tour Manager and fellow travel companions who will share this journey with you.
Enjoy breakfast before heading to QuiltCon for a full-day admission to the Modern Quilt Guild’s annual show. Partake in QuiltCon’s broad selection of classes, demos, and workshops, immersing yourself in the world of modern quilting, learning new techniques, and discovering the latest trends. Admire the creative exhibitions and contests, and browse the wares of the local vendors. QuiltCon is a modern quilter’s paradise. Tonight, relax in our hotel’s local lounge, or tuck-in early and be well rested for tomorrows departure.
After breakfast, experience the art and architecture of bells at Cosanti. Next, travel north witnessing breathtaking view of the Arizona desert, and cactus the grow 30 feet high. Take a break for lunch at in Cottonwood, a delightful spot filled with hometown shops and eateries. Next, shop for luscious quilting cottons at Quilters Quarters, where their vast selection includes unique Southwest-themed prints and patterns. Later, visit the stunning Chapel of the Holy Cross built on Coconino National Forest land. After, travel to Flagstaff and check in at our downtown hotel and home for one night.
After breakfast, visit Odegaard’s Sewing Center, a third-generation quilt shop renowned for high-quality fabrics and quilting supplies. Next, our journey along the Purple Heart Trail brings us to Painted Desert Quilts, a treasure trove of Southwestern quilting fabrics, kits, and patterns. Later, explore exploring Ortega Indian City Arts for handcrafted souvenirs and local, Native American goods before learning about native geology at the El Malpais National Monument Visitor Center .Tonight, arrive in Albuquerque and our downtown hotel for the remainder of the tour.
Begin your day with breakfast, then travel to Santa Fe, a city rich in history and culture. Explore the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum and immerse yourself in the beauty of her art and creative legacy. After lunch and shopping on your own in downtown Santa Fe, join a guided History Tour of the city, learning about its cultural heritage and architectural charm. Later, indulge in fabric shopping at Santa Fe Quilts, where the selection of high-quality quilting cottons will delight any quilter. Return to Albuquerque for dinner on your own and to tick-in for the night.
Enjoy breakfast before a day of sightseeing in Albuquerque. Visit the Albuquerque Balloon Museum to learn about the city’s famous hot air ballooning history. Explore the narrow streets and century-old adobe houses of Old Town Albuquerque, home to New Mexican eateries and artisan shops. Continue to the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, where you can experience the rich traditions and culture of the Pueblo people. After, browse South West pottery, yard art and home goods at Camino 66. End the day toasting to new friends and a wonderful trip at our customary Farewell Dinner.
After breakfast, exchange address with new travel friends before departing at your leisure, carrying home unforgettable memories and inspiration from your quilting journey through the Southwest
Welcome to Phoenix! Experience the Southwest’s warm hospitality at our downtown city-center hotel. Your admission to QuiltCon is included today. Our evening Welcome Meeting introduces you to your Tour Manager and fellow travel companions who will share this journey with you.
Enjoy breakfast before heading to QuiltCon for a full-day admission to the Modern Quilt Guild’s annual show. Partake in QuiltCon’s broad selection of classes, demos, and workshops, immersing yourself in the world of modern quilting, learning new techniques, and discovering the latest trends. Admire the creative exhibitions and contests, and browse the wares of the local vendors. QuiltCon is a modern quilter’s paradise. Tonight, relax in our hotel’s local lounge, or tuck-in early and be well rested for tomorrows departure.
After breakfast, experience the art and architecture of bells at Cosanti. Next, travel north witnessing breathtaking view of the Arizona desert, and cactus the grow 30 feet high. Take a break for lunch at in Cottonwood, a delightful spot filled with hometown shops and eateries. Next, shop for luscious quilting cottons at Quilters Quarters, where their vast selection includes unique Southwest-themed prints and patterns. Later, visit the stunning Chapel of the Holy Cross built on Coconino National Forest land. After, travel to Flagstaff and check in at our downtown hotel and home for one night.
After breakfast, visit Odegaard’s Sewing Center, a third-generation quilt shop renowned for high-quality fabrics and quilting supplies. Next, our journey along the Purple Heart Trail brings us to Painted Desert Quilts, a treasure trove of Southwestern quilting fabrics, kits, and patterns. Later, explore exploring Ortega Indian City Arts for handcrafted souvenirs and local, Native American goods before learning about native geology at the El Malpais National Monument Visitor Center .Tonight, arrive in Albuquerque and our downtown hotel for the remainder of the tour.
Begin your day with breakfast, then travel to Santa Fe, a city rich in history and culture. Explore the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum and immerse yourself in the beauty of her art and creative legacy. After lunch and shopping on your own in downtown Santa Fe, join a guided History Tour of the city, learning about its cultural heritage and architectural charm. Later, indulge in fabric shopping at Santa Fe Quilts, where the selection of high-quality quilting cottons will delight any quilter. Return to Albuquerque for dinner on your own and to tick-in for the night.
Enjoy breakfast before a day of sightseeing in Albuquerque. Visit the Albuquerque Balloon Museum to learn about the city’s famous hot air ballooning history. Explore the narrow streets and century-old adobe houses of Old Town Albuquerque, home to New Mexican eateries and artisan shops. Continue to the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, where you can experience the rich traditions and culture of the Pueblo people. After, browse South West pottery, yard art and home goods at Camino 66. End the day toasting to new friends and a wonderful trip at our customary Farewell Dinner.
After breakfast, exchange address with new travel friends before departing at your leisure, carrying home unforgettable memories and inspiration from your quilting journey through the Southwest
Per Person/Double Occupancy
Space for this tour is limited. Please contact us to discuss accommodation options and availability.
