Annual Guild Sale


The Weavers' Guild of St. Louis is excited to host the

43rd Annual Weavers’ Guild Sale

at the First Congregational Church of Webster Groves, MO. 

Members' Reception (for Guild Members and guests) - Thursday, October 22nd from 7pm - 9pm

Sale OPEN to the public - Friday, October 23rd from 10am - 7pm

Sale OPEN to the public - Saturday, October 24th from 10am - 4pm

This juried sale features over 40 talented artists working in a variety of fiber techniques with a wide range of textiles from traditional handwoven items to elegant wearable art and distinctive fiber art for the home.

Traditional items include handwoven kitchen towels, rugs, placemats and baskets plus handspun, hand-painted & hand-dyed yarns for your own projects.

Wearable Art includes one-of-a-kind hand-dyed silk scarves, handwoven garments & scarves, hand-felted hats and accessories, plus unique fiber jewelry.

Fiber Art for the home includes handwoven tapestries, wall-pieces, fiber sculpture, and delightful holiday ornaments as well as perfect gift items like handmade cards, handwoven bookmarks, hand-felted soaps and pin cushions.

Sponsored by the Weavers' Guild of St. Louis, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, the proceeds from the annual sale support scholarships for further education in the fiber arts.

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FREE Admission & parking

Daily Demonstrations of weaving and fiber related techniques!

Entry & Parking available from the front and back of the building.

Handicap accessible ramp and parking is more convenient at the back entrance.

Location: First Congregational Church of Webster Groves (at the intersection of Elm & Lockwood Ave).

Watch for construction and possible event detours: 

Elm is closed north of Lockwood Ave to Kirkham Ave.  Follow detour signs. 

Possible closures on Big Bend Blvd in Old Orchard District on Saturday, Oct 24th for Old Orchard Festival.

Guild Sale Information for Artists

MARK YOUR CALENDARS for the 2026 Annual Weavers' Guild Sale!

Members Reception: Thursday, October 22nd - 7:00 - 9:00 pm

Sale dates: Friday, October 23th & Saturday, October 24th, 2026  

Location: First Congregational Church of Webster Groves at the intersection of Elm & Lockwood Ave.

TWO PRE-JURY Sessions for NEW artists or returning artists with NEW items. The jury committee needs to see a clear representation of each different item so they can pre-jury the originality of the design, the quality of materials, and craftsmanship. Each item submitted should have a Pre-Jury form filled out and attached. 

———————> Pre-Jury Form‍ ‍ <——————

Contact Kay Baranowski at least one week before the meeting to sign up for your Pre-Jury session. (See the membership listing in the Members Only section for Kay’s contact information.)

9:00 am before the May 16th Guild Meeting at Brentwood Community Center 

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9:00 am before the Aug 22nd Guild Meeting at Brentwood Community Center

Facebook users - Watch for Sale information on the Members Only Weavers' Guild of St. Louis Facebook page

New Artists - contact Jane Olson Glidden by July 15, 2026 to get on the Guild Sale Artists List  (gaglidden@aol.com)  

Sale related questions?  Contact Jane Olson Glidden gaglidden@aol.com

Guild Sale Rules and Standards

About the Guild Sale

The Annual Weavers’ Guild Sale was founded in 1983 by Carla Moore and Jane Olson Glidden and has grown from a small group of artists to over fifty artists in some years. Items in the Sale encompass a wide field of fiber art techniques with work ranging from art-to-wear garments and accessories to fiber sculpture art pieces to functional rugs, towels and baskets. All work is juried to ensure high quality and artists are expected to contribute 12 hours of service each year to support the sale. We are proud to give our artists this opportunity to sell their work at a very reasonable commission rate. The proceeds from the Sale support our Scholarship Fund that provides scholarships for further education in the fiber arts.

Our Weavers' Guild of St. Louis is dedicated to our efforts to increase visibility in the St. Louis community as well as inform and inspire an interest in the fiber arts. We are proud to showcase these outstanding artists and grateful to our faithful customers that return each year.

  2019 WGSL Guild Sale

 2018 WGSL Guild Sale