Quilting Sisters of Color

09/27/2026

Remember I said we have fun? Well here are pictures from the QSOC DFW Black History Bus trip! A good time was had by all.

09/27/2026

Our Meeting provided a time of fun, great food, instruction on the Block of the month and up to date info on old and new business. Come learn a new quilting skill or just make new friends. Our next meeting is the 4th Saturday of October. All are welcome!

09/26/2026

Today we showcased our work completed in the last 30 days. Masterpieces all!

09/26/2026

This is the results! So very lovely. We are all about learning how to hone our skills as well as a provide a way for newbies to learn new skills.

09/26/2026

Our President is providing a quick quilt pattern to use up your scraps!

07/27/2026

Last Meeting on 7/25/2026 Show and Tell

06/15/2026

“She Saw a Need!” Reflections of African American Culture and History through Quilting and Textile Arts

Lewisville Grand Theater | June 13-July 11

Experience the vibrant artistry of the Quilting Sisters of Color in a stunning exhibition at the art gallery of the Lewisville Grand Theater, 100 N. Charles Street. On view June 13–July 11, this exhibition celebrates culture, storytelling, and tradition through richly crafted quilts that blend history with contemporary design.

Celebrating their 30th Anniversary as an arts organization, Quilting Sisters Of Color is a group of artists based in the DFW Metroplex who share a passion for the art of quilting and textiles. Founded in 1996, their works have been featured at the American Airlines DFW Terminal, the TAAC – TRAHC African American Committee Museum, Texarkana, Texas, Dallas Museum of Art, Community Centers and Churches throughout the DFW Metroplex.

The Art Gallery at the Lewisville Grand Theater is open to the public Tuesday-Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. and during public events. Exhibitions are always free to visit.

06/14/2026

What a wonderful accomplishment! Not only in the creativity and endurance of this guild, but in the acceptance of every new Sister who would join up!
May God continue to bless our founder, Jean Johnson, our leaders past, present and those to come!

“She Saw a Need!” Reflections of African American Culture and History through Quilting and Textile Arts

Lewisville Grand Theater | June 13-July 11

Experience the vibrant artistry of the Quilting Sisters of Color in a stunning exhibition at the art gallery of the Lewisville Grand Theater, 100 N. Charles Street. On view June 13–July 11, this exhibition celebrates culture, storytelling, and tradition through richly crafted quilts that blend history with contemporary design. Join us for the opening reception on Saturday, June 13 from 7–9 p.m. and meet the artists behind these powerful, beautifully stitched works.

Celebrating their 30th Anniversary as an arts organization, Quilting Sisters Of Color is a group of artists based in the DFW Metroplex who share a passion for the art of quilting and textiles. Founded in 1996, their works have been featured at the American Airlines DFW Terminal, the TAAC – TRAHC African American Committee Museum, Texarkana, Texas, Dallas Museum of Art, Community Centers and Churches throughout the DFW Metroplex.

The Art Gallery at the Lewisville Grand Theater is open to the public Tuesday-Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. and during public events. Exhibitions are always free to visit.

This exhibition will be available for viewing during the City of Lewisville’s three-day event Juneteenth: The Cookout that celebrates the heart of community. Inspired by the tradition of gathering to share stories, music, laughter, and joy, this multiday event captures that spirit — no grill required. Experience live music, comedy, poetry, visual arts, and more in a vibrant, welcoming atmosphere. Together, we honor history, celebrate culture, and embrace the freedom that brings us all to the table.

Learn about other events happening during the Juneteenth: The Cookout event at https://www.cityoflewisville.com/city-hall/city-departments/community-engagement/special-events-festivals/juneteenth

06/13/2026

Come check out quilts

“She Saw a Need!” Reflections of African American Culture and History through Quilting and Textile Arts

Lewisville Grand Theater | June 13-July 11

Experience the vibrant artistry of the Quilting Sisters of Color in a stunning exhibition at the art gallery of the Lewisville Grand Theater, 100 N. Charles Street. On view June 13–July 11, this exhibition celebrates culture, storytelling, and tradition through richly crafted quilts that blend history with contemporary design. Join us for the opening reception on Saturday, June 13 from 7–9 p.m. and meet the artists behind these powerful, beautifully stitched works.

Celebrating their 30th Anniversary as an arts organization, Quilting Sisters Of Color is a group of artists based in the DFW Metroplex who share a passion for the art of quilting and textiles. Founded in 1996, their works have been featured at the American Airlines DFW Terminal, the TAAC – TRAHC African American Committee Museum, Texarkana, Texas, Dallas Museum of Art, Community Centers and Churches throughout the DFW Metroplex.

The Art Gallery at the Lewisville Grand Theater is open to the public Tuesday-Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. and during public events. Exhibitions are always free to visit.

This exhibition will be available for viewing during the City of Lewisville’s three-day event Juneteenth: The Cookout that celebrates the heart of community. Inspired by the tradition of gathering to share stories, music, laughter, and joy, this multiday event captures that spirit — no grill required. Experience live music, comedy, poetry, visual arts, and more in a vibrant, welcoming atmosphere. Together, we honor history, celebrate culture, and embrace the freedom that brings us all to the table.

Learn about other events happening during the Juneteenth: The Cookout event at https://www.cityoflewisville.com/city-hall/city-departments/community-engagement/special-events-festivals/juneteenth

05/28/2026

A look back! Hope you enjoy the memory.🥰

On Monday February 28th from 1-2 PM, Quilting Artists from the Quil...