National Quilt Museum Tours and Tickets

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• National Quilt Museum Admission Pass

General admission to the National Quilt Museum is typically US$15 for adults, US$13 for seniors (62+) and military members, and US$5 for students with a valid student ID. Children under 12 are free with adult supervision. An additional US$10 adds a guided tour to your ticket.

The National Quilt Museum, America’s premier quilt museum, features rotating exhibitions of contemporary quilts, more traditional quilts, textile art, and more, all made after 1980. You'll see award-winning quilts from the US and around the world, learn about quilting history and beloved quilters, and discover various quilting techniques and styles.

Not exactly. While the museum can be educational for children interested in art or crafts, it's primarily geared toward adults—most kids have a hard time appreciating the intricacies of textile work and quilting. The museum offers educational programs for school field trips, but it is mostly geared toward adults.

Yes, the National Quilt Museum occasionally hosts quilting workshops, lectures, and special events, typically with well-known instructors. Check its calendar for upcoming educational programs and hands-on learning opportunities. It also regularly offers adult classes and private group workshops for those seeking more than a 1-off, public event.

Most visitors spend 1–2 hours exploring the museum's galleries. Quilt enthusiasts, those on a guided tour, and those interested in detailed viewing of the intricate artworks on display may spend 2–3 hours or more. Of course, if you’re popping in on a workshop or event, allot a half-day or longer.