Led by our Exhibit Committee, Local Cloth hosts several fiber-inspired exhibits throughout the year, raising awareness about our local fiber economy and sharing the incredible work of our members. Listed below are our current offerings, including images and descriptions of the art submitted and the artists behind them.
Curious about volunteering on our Exhibit Committee? Click here to learn more about how to support Local Cloth as an committee member.
Twelve-by-Twelve Textile Show | August 20 - September 30, 2026
The Twelve-by-Twelve Fiber Show is Local Cloth’s annual exhibit celebrating the creativity and skill of our member fiber artists. Each submitted work must fit within a 12-inch by 12-inch square space. This exhibit is also our signature fundraiser. While donating artwork is not required, many participating artists generously choose to donate their pieces. Proceeds from the auction directly support the programs and mission of Local Cloth.
Handwork Exhibit | Online Only due to Hurricane Helene
Local Cloth is excited to present a special exhibit of fiber pieces emphasizing the human hand. Called Handwork, this exhibit was completely destroyed during Hurricane Helene on September 27, 2024. However, it can be viewed online here. Inspired by the work of Local Cloth's Tapestry Interest Group, the Handwork Exhibit features all types of textile and fiber art crafted by Local Cloth members.
Click here to learn more about the exhibit, including the art and artists behind them.
"Who Am I, Who Are We?" | RADA Second Saturdays in 2024
This exhibit is part of the River Arts District Artists (RADA) new annual theme exhibition: "Who Am I, Who Are We?" which aims to promote dialogue between artists and the public. Local Cloth unveiled it's May 2024 display, WOOLSTORM, a riff on RADA's May theme: The Storm. Stay tuned as new displays will be unveiled every month in the front window display at Local Cloth's Studio.
Missed one of our display reveals? Check out our Instagram page to catch all of them!
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