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Central Coast Weavers Guild to hold annual sale and showcase Nov. 6-8

Central Coast Weavers Guild to hold annual sale and showcase Nov. 6-8

Paso Robles Daily News

October 11, 2026

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Our neighbors up the coast in Paso Robles are getting ready for something special — the Central Coast Weavers Guild is bringing back its 19th annual sale and showcase Nov. 6-8, and if you've never seen what these folks can do with a loom, you're in for a treat.

The Paso Robles Daily News shared the details, and it's more than just a shopping stop. Expect handwoven clothing, household items, and live weaving demonstrations — a real chance to watch the craft happen in front of you and maybe pick up a one-of-a-kind piece for your home or a holiday gift.

There's something grounding about a tradition that's been going strong for nearly two decades here in 805 country. Mark your calendar, bring a friend, and show some love to the makers keeping this craft alive on the Central Coast.

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