TICKETS

• Friday, May 1, 4 – 7 pm

  • $35 entry tickets (Preview Sale Fundraiser)

• Saturday, May 2, 10 am – 4 pm

  • $2 – $5 entry tickets

• Sunday, May 3, 10 am – 1 pm

  • FREE entry & discount day (50% off your purchase!)

IMPORTANT INFO

• 2 hours of shopping time per ticket

• Cashless shopping experience — Visa, Mastercard, Amex, and Discover accepted

• Show your emailed ticket on your mobile device (or bring a printed copy) for scanning at entry

• Tickets are non-refundable

• Bring your own shopping bag, but do not bring a cart

• Open to shoppers of all ages, and all shoppers need a ticket. Children 16 or under need to be accompanied by an adult. Please note: due to limited space, we are unable to accommodate strollers at this event.

DONATE SUPPLIES

Donations of fiber art supplies are accepted by appointment only on Tuesday, April 21, from 10 am – 6 pm, with 10-min time slots available.

We accept donations of:

• Fabric of all types (must be 18″ x 22 minimum)
• Yarn of all types
• Books
• Kits
• Notions
• Patterns
• Roving
• Needlework and Embroidery Supplies
• Unopened Dye and Dye Supplies
• Small tools and supplies (such as crochet and rug hooks, knitting needles, hoops, scissors, and more)
• Large tools (such as sewing machines, knitting machines, spinning wheels, + looms)

VOLUNTEERING

The Garage Sale wouldn’t be possible without the help and expertise of our incredible volunteers!
Volunteers get access to an early shopping time before the sale. 

All volunteer shifts have filled! Thank you!

The Textile Garage Sale…

• Brings together artists, makers, and textile lovers from across the region

• Provides materials at highly discounted prices

• Diverts fiber art supplies from landfills, promoting better care for our environment through reuse

• Provides support for Textile Center’s artistic and educational programs

This event is a part of Minnesota Handwork — a year-long series of programming at Textile Center celebrating the importance of fiber art and the handmade.

Minnesota Handwork is a part of a national celebration called Handwork 2026, organized by Craft in America, with more than 250+ participating organizations. Learn more: minnesotahandwork.org

This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.