Phoenix Art Museum, 1625 N Central Avenue, Phoenix “Flowers of the Punjab” on exhibit through September 6, 2026.
In rural Punjab, women have long participated in and stewarded the textile tradition of phulkari-making, which begins shortly after a girl’s birth and extends through her lifetime until she is married. The term phulkari refers to the stylized floral motifs present in most of these ornate textiles as well as the textiles themselves. Traditionally crafted cooperatively by women within families and villages, phulkari served various purposes, functioning as blankets, shawls, and decorative wall hangings. Experience stunning examples of phulkaris in Flowers of the Punjab: Textiles of India, drawn from the Khanuja Family Collection.
https://phxart.org/exhibition/flowers-of-the-punjab/
The Arts at Taliesin West: Eco-Print Silk Scarf Dying with Frank Lloyd Wright Artist-in-Residence Erika Hanson February 14, 2026 9am – 12:30 pm
Join artist-in-residence Erika Lynne Hanson during this beginner-friendly class. The 3-hour workshop includes a brief highlights tour of Taliesin West and a hands-on workshop where you’ll make and take home an original silk scarf, dyed with eco-friendly materials. All materials provided.
Phoenix Quilt, Craft and Sewing Festival, Arizona State Fairgrounds Jan 29-31, 2026
Come join us at our Festival in Phoenix – At the Quilt, Craft & Sewing Festival you will find a wide variety of Sewing, Quilting, Needle-Art and Craft supply exhibits from many quality companies.