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Montgomery Quilt Walk, 14420 Liberty Street, Montgomery, TX (2026)

08/22/2026

How is your group project submission going? We should have at least a dozen of beauties in this category showing at the 2026 Montgomery Quilt Walk and would love to ALSO have yours on display!

You can enter your quilt as a group project with very few limitations—just gather at least 4 quilters and start creating! 🧵💖

Some fun ideas to get you started:
✔️ Round Robin
✔️ Row x Row Round Robin
✔️ Block swaps
✔️ Samplers

🎨 Planned palette or scrappy chaos — the sky’s the limit! As we’ve seen in past years, there are SO many ways to interpret a theme.

What's the story with the quilt in the photo? It's a quilt that is being raffled to benefit the Montgomery chapter of Quilts of Valor. This is the Roam Quilt pattern, designed by Tara Faughnan, and is a medallion style quilt that looks like it is a round robin quilt. This quilt is being sewn by the always generous Kimberly Baird from Montgomery Quilt Company. The fabric is sensational, the piecing is fantastic, and the quilting is a masterpiece! You've raised thousands for this great organization over the years, and this year's quilt is sure to be a hot commodity!

📅 October 16–17, 2026
⏰ 10AM – 4PM
📍 Downtown

Come see creativity, collaboration, and community on full display! ❤️

🧵 Submit your quilt: https://bit.ly/2026MQWSubmit

🙌 Volunteer with us: https://bit.ly/2026MQWVolunteers

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08/21/2026

Come to to admire the artistry at the Montgomery Quilt Walk 2026!

Join us to see an amazing display of quilts in historic downtown Montgomery, TX:
Dates: Friday, October 16th – Saturday, October 17th, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM daily
Location: Historic Downtown Montgomery, TX (including 14420 Liberty St)

The theme for this year's event is "Group Quilts" and we are looking for all types of quilts - modern and traditional, applique and pieced - to show off the versatile skill set of our local craftsmen and women.

Group quilts have a rich history in America. The Oklahoma Historical Society notes that group quilts are historically rooted in American quilting bees. They are collaborative textiles created by multiple people to foster community, share news, and produce functional art. Emerging strongly in the 19th century, these projects (including signature and friendship quilts) often commemorated weddings, moves, or wartime support. They served as vital social outlets, fundraising tools, and expressions of collective identity. Today, group quilts have expanded to include opportunities for individual members to stretch their skill sets and use unfamiliar groupings of color in order to create an addition to the project that suits the aesthetic of the whole.

Not interested in working with a group? We celebrate all styles of quilting and the enduring legacy of this beautiful art form and encourage entries of all types of quilts!

Want to share your quilt? We'd love to feature your masterpiece!

🔗 Submit your quilt here: https://bit.ly/2026MQW Submit

Interested in volunteering? We rely on community support to make this event a success! Please click on https://bit.ly/2026MQWVolunteers.
Come be a part of this cherished Montgomery tradition! 💖

08/15/2026

🧵✨ Be Part of the 2026 ! ✨🧵

The Montgomery Quilt Walk isn’t just something to attend—it’s something to be part of! ❤️

We’re officially inviting quilters, makers, vendors, and volunteers to help bring this event to life in downtown !

📅 October 16–17, 2026
⏰ 10AM – 4PM each day

🧵 Submit your quilt: https://bit.ly/2026MQWSubmit

🙌 Volunteer with us: https://bit.ly/2026MQWVolunteers

This event happens because of YOU—our amazing community of makers, helpers, and supporters. 💖
Let’s fill Montgomery with creativity, color, and collaboration in 2026! 🎨✨

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08/08/2026

Happy International Cat Day! Cats and quilts have a complicated relationship (not everyone loves fur on projects!), but cat quilts are a wonderful and fun sight to see! This quilt is an original design by Sheryl Dalpe and is an amazing mixture of color and cutting. We love the details!!!

To make our event as wonderful as possible we need YOU and YOUR QUILTS! Please consider volunteering and entering your quilts into our event.

To sign up as a volunteer, follow this link: https://bit.ly/2026MQWVolunteers

To enter your quilt in the Quilt Walk, please fill out the online form at https://bit.ly/2026MQWSubmit

08/02/2026

is an awesome places to photograph quilts! If you're coming to the on October 16-17, 2026, you should definitely consider doing some quilt photography here. Our little town is choc full of amazing places for photographs.

One of the top locations for photography is Fernland Historical Park. Fernland is a unique collection of early Texas homes and offers some truly unique photo opportunities. It is also directly adjacent to Memory Park, which is also a fantastic place for photos. The park is one of 's favorite places for photographs and is located at 770 Clepper Dr.
The details of many of Montgomery's historical buildings are provided in a walking tour page that is available at https://viewer.mapme.com/montgomerytexas
If you have time, make sure to see a few of the stately homes shown on the walking tour.

To make our event as wonderful as possible we need YOU and YOUR QUILTS! Please consider volunteering and entering your quilts into our event.

To sign up as a volunteer, follow this link: https://bit.ly/2026MQWVolunteers

To enter your quilt in the Quilt Walk, please fill out the online form at https://bit.ly/2026MQWSubmit

07/25/2026

Another installment in our series of awesome places to photograph quilts in brings us to Memory Park. Widely considered to be one of the crown jewels of Montgomery, Memory Park was created by and is maintained by the Rotary Club. They have done a magnificent job of creating an oasis of green that beckons visitors on the hottest days of summer and provides beautiful backgrounds year round.

If you're coming to the on October 16-17, 2026, you should definitely consider doing some quilt photography here. Located at approximately 202 Bessie Price Owens Dr, this oasis can also be accessed via Fernland Park.

To make our event as wonderful as possible we need YOU and YOUR QUILTS! Please consider volunteering and entering your quilts into our event.

To sign up as a volunteer, follow this link: https://bit.ly/2026MQWVolunteers

To enter your quilt in the Quilt Walk, please fill out the online form at https://bit.ly/2026MQWSubmit

07/18/2026

Onward in our series of awesome places to photograph quilts in ! If you're coming to the on October 16-17, 2025, you should definitely consider doing some quilt photography here. Our little town is choc full of amazing places for photographs.

Today's photo is highlighting is the Texas State Bank building. Located at 14343 Liberty St (right downtown!), this building has been meticulously preserved. The wall on the northern side is what we are showing here, but the interior has fantastic vibes and historical ties.

The details of many of Montgomery's historical buildings are provided in a walking tour page that is available at https://viewer.mapme.com/montgomerytexas If you have time, make sure to see a few of the stately homes shown on the walking tour.

To make our event as wonderful as possible we need YOU and YOUR QUILTS! Please consider volunteering and entering your quilts into our event.

To sign up as a volunteer, follow this link: https://bit.ly/2026MQWVolunteers

To enter your quilt in the Quilt Walk, please fill out the online form at https://bit.ly/2026MQWSubmit

07/11/2026

Another fun place to do quilt photos in is with Monty at the Montgomery Community Center (14420 Liberty St). Monty's presence in Montgomery can be explained by this story: One hot day in 1906, a goat wandered into downtown Montgomery. He hung around the well, quickly realizing that kind people would pull up water for him to drink. While casually walking through town, he also realized that he would receive food and other beverages from patrons at various establishments throughout town. The goat's stay in Montgomery extended and people looked forward to seeing him when they came to town. Today, this story symbolizes the friendliness and generosity of the people of Montgomery to our neighbors and visitors.

Taking quilt photos with real goats can be a difficult and perilous endeavor, but Monty is always available to his fans and will never nibble the corners of your quilt!

There are also historic homes nearby that you can stroll by on the walking tour available at https://www.visitmontgomerytexas.com/walkingtour.html.

To make our event as wonderful as possible we need YOU and YOUR QUILTS! Please consider volunteering and entering your quilts into our event.

To sign up as a volunteer, follow this link: https://bit.ly/2026MQWVolunteers

To enter your quilt in the Quilt Walk, please fill out the online form at https://bit.ly/2026MQWSubmit

07/05/2026

is an awesome places to photograph quilts! If you're coming to the on October 16-17, 2026, you should definitely consider doing some quilt photography here. Our little town is choc full of amazing places for photographs.

One of the top locations for photography is Fernland Historical Park. Fernland is a unique collection of early Texas homes and offers some truly unique photo opportunities. It is also directly adjacent to Memory Park, which is also a fantastic place for photos. The park is one of 's favorite places for photographs and is located at 770 Clepper Dr.
The details of many of Montgomery's historical buildings are provided in a walking tour page that is available at https://viewer.mapme.com/montgomerytexas
If you have time, make sure to see a few of the stately homes shown on the walking tour.
To make our event as wonderful as possible we need YOU and YOUR QUILTS! Please consider volunteering and entering your quilts into our event.

Want to get involved?
👉 Submit your quilt: https://bit.ly/2026MQWSubmit
👉 Volunteer with us: https://bit.ly/2026MQWVolunteers

07/04/2026

Happy 4th of July, and beyond!🎆 Today marks the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States of America. While there are undoubtedly more serious things you should be doing to reflect on the achievements and challenges of our nation, quilters always rise to the occasion by making commemorative quilts! 🧵✨

Red, white, and blue can never go wrong as a color scheme for almost any quilt pattern, but here are a few free patriotic patterns if you're feeling like you need inspiration: 🎨🔗 (https://www.allpeoplequilt.com/.../patriotic-quilt-patterns)

Speaking of inspirational, isn't the photo amazing?!?!?!? 😍 It was taken at the 2024 Montgomery Quilt Walk and is a mini quilt created by the talented Sheryl Dalpe. 🌟
Come and see what the 2026 brings. We can guarantee a stunning variety of quilts, great vendors, and all downtown Montgomery has to offer! 🏙️🪡

🗓 Dates: Friday, October 16th – Saturday, October 17th, 2026

⏰ Time: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM daily
📍 Location: Historic Downtown Montgomery, TX (including 14420 Liberty St)

Want to display your quilt at this year's event? 🔗 Submit your quilt here: https://bit.ly/2026MQWSubmit

Passionate about quilts and community? Volunteer for indoor and outdoor white glove postings at 💖https://bit.ly/2026MQWVolunteers

Join us in Montgomery for a celebration of all things quilting! 🌟🪡

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