Exhibits
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Blues, Birds, Brokenshire, and Diane Miller!
August 28-December 20, 2026
Summer 2025 Exhibits
Visitors will enjoy Blue Ribbon Prizewinners from the 2025 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, Framed Center/Medallion Quilts, and Rebound-Renew-Reimagine. They will run from May 1-August 23.
Winter Exhibits 2025
New Exhibits Celebrate 50 Years of Festival, Judged Show Winners, and Legend Libby Lehman!
Fall/Winter Exhibits Get Feathery…with a Hint of “Crazy”
LA GRANGE, TX—AUGUST 26, 2024—The upcoming Fall/Winter exhibits at the Texas Quilt Museum showcase two much-beloved traditional patterns and the work of a multi-talented artist who found a passion for Crazy Quilts.
Kaffe Fassett: 85 & Fabulous—Sponsored by FreeSpirit Fabrics
Kaffe Fassett is one of the world’s most celebrated and influential artists and designers of all time. He’s put his unique touch and style on a bevy of decorative arts from quilting and patchwork to needlepoint, painting, and even ceramics.
Houston International Quilt Festival Prizewinners 2023—Sponsored by the Lucille Gaebler Klein Fund
A total of 18 winners from last year’s event will be on display in the exhibit Houston International Quilt Festival Prizewinners 2023. The quilts are all outstanding and will have Museumgoers studying each for their beauty, ingenuity, and techniques.
Prism Play: A Full Spectrum of Art Quilts—Partially sponsored by Reynolds & Associate, PLLC
This unique and optically bold exhibit allows gallery visitors to view a vibrant spectrum of color almost as though they were standing inside a prism. The exhibition includes 62 art quilts representing the work of 46 SAQA Northern California/Northern Nevada chapter artists.
All Creatures Great and Small (Museum Juried Show)
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Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Blue Ribbon Winners 2023
Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Blue Ribbon Winners 2023 has 28 works judged to be the best in numerous age and theme categories by the committee for the sizable annual event in Houston.
What a Doll!
What a Doll! Showcases 86 of the multi-media artworks from some of the best artists working in the genre today.
A Tribute to Mary Ann Vaca-Lambert
Exhibit features 21 pieces done by the late accomplished artist who first learned to sew at the age of six, but also expressed her creativity in drawing, printmaking, and pottery.
Western Quilts by Sarah Dryden
Exhibit features 21 pieces done by the late accomplished artist who first learned to sew at the age of six, but also expressed her creativity in drawing, printmaking, and pottery.