National Quilt Museum Admission Pass

Overview

Be mesmerized by the incredible world of fiber art with this Admission Pass to the National Quilt Museum. Explore fascinating exhibits of quilts and fiber art, ranging from Art Quilts of the Midwest to Miniature Quilts and everything in between. Fall in love with the patterns, imagery, and intricacy of these works of art in the National Quilt Museum.

City: Kentucky

Tue 25 Feb

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What's Included

National Quilt Museum Admission Ticket Pass

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Paducah
215 Jefferson St

National Quilt Museum

215 Jefferson Street,

Paducah, KY 42001

End point

This activity ends back at the meeting point.

Additional Info

Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Children must be accompanied by an adult

What To Expect

The National Quilt Museum

Choose the best day to discover an amazing form of art. Then, go to the National Quilt Museum, located at 215 Jefferson Street. Present your voucher and then begin exploring the unique and interesting galleries displayed. With quilts chosen from regional and national contests, admire the very best in quilt and fiber art. Several quilts on display have also been chosen for their uniqueness or historic relevance. See galleries with Art Quilts of the Midwest, pieces from the international competition conducted by the Japan Handicraft Instructors Association, quilts inspired by Mary Kerr, and more. Find pieces that are traditional, contemporary, tell a story, and evoke strong emotions with this National Quilt Museum Admission Pass.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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patricialJ7915AM

Apr 2022

Awesome quilts displayed in a beautiful facility. The volunteer guides were available without being obtrusive and were very knowledgeable

Response from Host

Jun 2022

Thank you. Please visit us again soon.

AnneG3598

Apr 2022

I just don't understand this museum. I attended art school , I teach art, and I quilt. I know that this museum is focused on newer quilts, but it is more of a showcase on stitching prowess than design. Lots of corny themes and bold but unappealing designs are featured here. There is very little subtlety. This museum would do well to have a historic section, featuring Amish, Gee's Bend and other quilts to give people a background in American quilting. Does anyone want to see quilts from the 1980s? There is a difference between classic, novel, artistic and dated design work in all fields, including quilting.

Response from Host

Jun 2022

The National Quilt Museum was founded in 1991 and, since that time, we have only collected quilts made after 1980 primarily by currently working quilters. Our mission is to honor today's quilters. Works from our collection, therefore, date back to the 1980s. We do offer changing exhibitions that feature earlier works on occasion, and exhibitions change regularly.

Renee B

Mar 2022

Beautiful art. So different and special. I appreciate all the work that goes into these pieces. The variety of quilts and wall hangings is amazing. And the display of children's art made it even more special.