Support a great tradition. Become a member of the San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles today and receive exclusive membership benefits including advance mailings on exhibitions and programs, discounts and invitations to special events. Join at the Log Cabin ($55) level and enjoy reciprocal membership benefits with great museums in the western U.S. including the San Jose Museum of Art, the National Steinbeck Center and the Museum of Contemporary Art in San Diego. Join at the Barn Raising ($100) level or higher and enjoy reciprocal membership benefits at 150+ museums across North America, including great local museums like the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco (the de Young and Legion of Honor), the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco, and the Monterey Museum of Art.

Basic membership includes:

• Free admission to all exhibits
• Free one-time admission guest passes for 2
• Invitations to receptions and annual auctions
• Free quarterly newsletter
• Discounts on educational programs
• Discount at the Museum Store

	$40 Nine-Patch $40 is tax-deductible For the salt-of-the-earth, BASIC MEMBERSHIP privileges
	$55 Log Cabin $30 is tax-deductible For dual/family NINE-PATCH plus: • Free admission for second adult • Free one-time admission guest passes for 4 • Reciprocal membership at 20+ western US museums>		$100 Barn Raising $80 is tax-deductible For extended families LOG CABIN plus: • Free one-time admission guest passes for 6 • Acknowledgement in quarterly newsletter • Reciprocal membership at 150+ museums in North America
	$250 Courthouse Steps $200 is tax-deductible For pillars of society, BARN RAISING plus • Invitations to special events for pillars of society and visionaries • Acknowledgement on annual lobby donor panel		$500 and beyond... Lone Stars $450 is tax-deductible For visionaries, COURTHOUSE STEPS plus guest privileges for Museum admission, lectures, and gallery walks (two guests admitted with each of the two LONE STARS).
	$25 One-Room School House $15 is tax-deductible For students, BASIC MEMBERSHIP privileges