Goodman-LeGrand Museum Displays Historic Quilts, Marks 5th Annual Exhibit

The Goodman-LeGrand Museum is hosting its fifth annual quilt display, showcasing 25 historic quilts, including pieces from the 1800s to the 1950s, with a focus on the artistry and community aspects of quilting. Museum Supervisor Debbie Isham emphasized the social role of quilting, highlighting how it has historically brought people together for various purposes, including fundraisers and gifts. Simultaneously, the Indiana Heritage Quilt Show recently took place, featuring vibrant quilt designs and categories judged by qualified experts. The show highlighted the craftsmanship of featured artist Sue Cortese, who creates her own fabrics and has been quilting for over three decades. Meanwhile, the Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg offered an interactive quilting experience, allowing visitors to connect with the region's history through art. These events collectively celebrate the cultural significance and artistry of quilting across different regions and eras.