QuiltWeek | September 2019
Welcome Quilters!
Quilt Week Exhibits
Playing With Purpose: A Quilt Retrospective by Victoria Findlay Wolfe
Victoria always knew she’d become some kind of artist but to her surprise quilts became her greatest passion. She teaches and has written several books. This retrospective features quilts spanning the artist’s entire career.
Freehand Patchwork by Danny Amazonas
Danny is internationally recognized for his unique artistry and amazing use of color. His eye-catching artwork incorporates thousands of pieces of fabric. This exhibit features over 30 quilts inspired by scenes from nature.
Personally Tula by Tula Pink
CORNER GALLERY: Tula Pink is an illustrator, fabric designer, quilter, and author known for her dark sense of humor and
bold use of color and pattern. She explores new ideas and techniques in this collection of five colorful, creative, unique, and original quilts.
Only Two Blocks from the Show!
215 Jefferson Street (at Third Street)
Free Shuttle Service Available
QuiltWeek Events @ The Museum
Ann Hazelwood Book Signing
Friday 10AM - Noon
Author Ann Hazelwood will meet fans and sign her books.
Silent Auction: Don't Miss Out!
Silent Auction @ the Convention Center
Pricing includes bidding and buy-it-now options on donated quilts and supplies. Bidding ends at 2:30; winning bids must be picked up and paid for same-day. Proceeds benefit the museum.
| Wednesday, September 11 | 10AM - 3PM (bidding ends at 2:30) | Silent Auction |
Museum Hours
| Sunday, September 8 | 1PM - 5PM |
| Monday, September 9 | 10AM - 5PM |
| Tuesday, September 10 | 10AM - 5PM |
| Wednesday, September 11 | 8AM - 6PM |
| Thursday, September 12 | 8AM - 6PM |
| Friday, September 13 | 8AM - 6PM |
| Saturday, September 14 | 8AM - 5PM |
| Sunday, September 15 | 1PM - 5PM |
Gift Shop
Open during museum hours with exclusive items and unique art gifts. The shop also carries quilting supplies including Aurifil thread and pre-cut Moda fabrics. Friends of the Museum members save 20% on their purchase.
The National Quilt Museum is a (501)c3 non-profit funded through the generosity of quilters like you!
