National Quilt Museum

A pair of Paducah art exhibits – one curated by a Graves County art institution at Paducah City Hall and another at the National Quilt Museum – are among the many options available to west Kentucky residents and visitors observing Black History Month.

Austin Carter speaks to Stacey Watson, the National Quilt Museum of Paducah's Director of Equitable Partnerships, about the exhibit "Say Your Piece - Black Women: Mothers, Martyrs, and Misunderstood," which is open now through February 21st.

The National Quilt Museum in Paducah presents "Never Forget: Quilts from the 9/11 Memorial and Museum to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the attacks.

Tracy Ross speaks to exhibit curator Sandra Sider about the "Quarantine Quilts" exhibit and book.

The COVID-19 pandemic has drastically reduced the number of visitors to popular tourism destinations in Kentucky, and across the nation. Since the…

This summer, Paducah's National Quilt Museum will feature a new exhibit, "OURstory: Human Rights Stories in Fabric." Susanne Miller Jones, curator of the…

The unfinished quilt of the late Rita Smith was purchased at an estate sale by Shannon Downey. A notion to complete the deceased woman's work turned into…

As Americans celebrate Women’s History Month, the Women’s Suffragist Centennial Chorus is traveling across Kentucky to share the history of women’s right…

99 years after women claimed their right to vote, the National Quilt Museum in Paducah, Kentucky honors groundbreaking women of the last century with…

Lola Jenkins is an award-winning and self-taught (or, as she prefers to say, "God-taught") master quilter. Using multi-colored fabric swatches, Jenkins…