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Link to SQTM Web Page
SQTM always has an exciting exhibit going on.  Check out the link to their website for all of the details. 
Did you know, they have a small library of books that cover textiles over history? 
 Interested in feed sack material, they have several books that cover this topic.  Pattern books, magazines, etc.  You are welcome to go there and peruse the books while at the museum. 

306C Bradley Street | Carrollton, GA 30117     Hours: Tuesday – Saturday     10am – 4pm
Admission Fees:
General $8.00 Seniors 65+ $7.00 Youth 5-12 $3.00

Current Exhibits - 2026


Quilts of All Seasons
Quilting Trends from 1945 - 1979
January 3rd - March 17th 

Description from the SEQTM:
"The Southeastern Quilt and Textile Museum is featuring two exhibits Quilting Trends 1945-1979 and Quilts for All Seasons from January 3rd through March 17, 2026.
Quilting Trends: 1945–1979 explores changing trends in American quilting from the end of World War II through the resurgence of the craft in the late 1970s. The exhibit highlights the evolution of styles, colors, and fabrics over three transformative decades. Early quilts reflect themes and palettes inspired by the postwar period, while quilts from the 1950s introduce new patterns and fresh color combinations. By the 1960s and 1970s, quilters pushed creative boundaries, experimenting with bold colors, unconventional fabrics, and expressive designs.
Quilts for All Seasons offers a lighthearted and visually engaging experience for visitors of all ages. Featuring holiday-themed quilts by artists Jill Christie and Cynthia Hilliard, the exhibit celebrates the changing seasons with cheerful imagery including hearts, pumpkins, Christmas trees, and more."