We came to The National Quilt Museum the first year it opened in 1991 and again in 1992,93,94,95,96,97,98,99 and 2000 and every year it was better and better and only the best of the best were there. We stayed a extra night at our hotel this year to go to the National Quilt Museum and found that a lot of... More

my wife went with our friends we stayed at she said it was quilts actually art work. said it was well worth it if you like that stuff.

I visited the museum with other quilters during Quilt Week, and was awed by the technical precision and artistry of the quilts. I spent some time talking to a non-quilter who was very happy he had decided to join his wife in viewing the quilts. It is an Art Museum, and as such can be appreciated whether or not you... More

This place is beautiful. It really is an art gallery with fabric as the media. The presentation of the pieces and the variety of old fashioned to abstract keeps you moving to see what's around the corner. A little pricey to get in, but after seeing the gallery, it was well worth it.

Place was clean and everything was well presented. People working were friendly. Some of the stuff was pretty cool. My wife who loves quilting thought it was great. I was expecting to see more historical stuff but the majority was recent machine made stuff.

A great venue if you like quilts. It costs $12 to get in (there is a senior citizens rate) and the quilts of past winners of Quilt Week are on display to be amazed by. There is a gift shop with some good books and knick-knacks in it, but there are much better places to shop for quilt "bits" if... More

Loved this museum. Many awesome quilts! Must stop for quilters!! It has many winners from previous quilt shows.

Ever seen a wooden quilt? How about some of the top quilts in the country, as well as special on loan quilts, like Hollis Chatelain's "Innocence". Don't miss one of the largest outdoor installations of artwork I have ever seen, the floodwall murals along the Tennessee River just a short walk from the museum. They would keep your husband busy... More

I grew up watching my great~grandmother, grand~mother and older aunts quilt and even added my own sloppy stitching but these quilts beat all I'd ever seen!