TAP'D IN: Gabriela Cristu Sgarbura's 'Uvendenrode' is one of many new pieces to enjoy at the reopened Museum of Quilts & Textiles.

Ready to get your stitch fix? This Friday, the San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles reopens to the general public with three new exhibits. Throughout the pandemic, the museum stayed engaged with stitchers and quilters near and far via weekly Textile Talks and other online offerings. Those services will continue, but stitch stans now have the chance to experience exhibitions like the 13th annual American Tapestry Biennial in person, alongside an extended showing of Kira Dominguez Hultgren’s recent solo exhibition of woven sculptures and installations, I Was India. Advance reservations available.

American Tapestry Biennial
Fri, 11am-3pm, $8
520 S. First Street, San Jose