Main Gallery Exhibit
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2025 Quilt Show
Join us at the Breckenridge Fine Arts Center for a stunning celebration of color, craftsmanship, and creativity.
Explore incredible quilts from talented artists, view unique patterns and techniques, and enjoy one of our community’s most beautiful annual traditions.
📅 On Exhibit: November 11th – December 31st
📍 Breckenridge Fine Arts Center
🎟️ Free Admission
Come experience the warmth, artistry, and history woven into every stitch.
EAST GALLERY EXHIBIT
"DECK THE WALLS" Online Wreath Auction
Bidding is officially OPEN for our Deck the Walls wreath fundraiser benefiting the Breckenridge Fine Arts Center!
Local artists and businesses generously donated each one-of-a-kind wreath to support our
Fall Fundraiser — and they are absolutely stunning.
Thankyou to our artists:
Carla Hill with Main Street Floral
Breckenridge Library
Swenson Memorial Museum
Paula Grissom with Farmhouse Threads
Shayla Speck with House of Flowers
Leslie Blackerby with Lolli's Boutique
Luke Grider
Tisha Pugh
Doylene Land with Santa Novella Art Studio
Bid Online NOW by posting your bid and the highest bidder will be contacted after Auction closes.
Auction closes Saturday, December 13th at 5PM
Support the arts, snag a beautiful holiday wreath, and help us continue bringing creative programs and exhibitions to our community.
Thank you for supporting the BFAC this holiday season!
PERMANENT EXHIBITS
Festival Dresses of Texas
On display are lavishly decorated gowns and trains that represent some of the grandest festivals in Texas: Buccaneer Days in Corpus Christi, Fiesta in San Antonio, and the Rose Festival in Tyler.
Kathryn Leach DollS
Our collection, consisting of nearly 750 dolls, is housed in a 1300 sq. ft. gallery and represents a lifetime expression of love and devotion — not only for dolls, but for children as well.
Bronze SculptureS
In a private gallery filled with natural light, we invite you to come view the 30+ bronze sculptures, the majority of which were donated by the estate of Lester and Virginia Clark.