OLD PUEBLO KNITTERS GUILD of Tucson is a chapter of The Knitting Guild of America.

Our mission is to provide communication and education to people wishing to advance the quality of workmanship and creativity in knitting.

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Meeting Time and Place We meet the third Thursday of each month at 9:30 a.m. at St. Phillips in the Hill’s Episcopal Church, at the northeast corner of Campbell and River   A NEWSLETTER is published monthly, except August, by the Old Pueblo Knitters.

Join the knitting fun with other Tucson area knitters at the Old Pueblo Knitting Guild meetings. Each meeting includes discussion of upcoming events, charity knitting projects, show and share of member's projects, and help solving individual knitting problems. A program on some facet of knitting creativity follows a refreshment break. Anyone interested in knitting is welcome at our meetings.  Ongoing Community Service knitting includes blankets, preemie baby caps and booties, Project Linus blankets and Precious Pals for children, caps for chemo patients, scarves for active duty military through Operation Gratitude, and knitting sweaters, caps and mittens for Native American schoolchildren. Members donate unwanted yarn, patterns and tools to the Guild where they are recycled for use on charity knitting or put to use by other Guild Members.   The Guild hosts Workshops to advance member knitting skills throughout the year featuring nationally recognized knitters such as Amy Singer, Janet Szabo, Galina Khmeleva, Lucy Neatby, Valentina Devine and others.   Local dues are $25 a year per individual. Members receive a newsletter, access to the Guild's video library, the opportunity to participate in meeting programs and discounted rates to workshops.