"There are nine cities in the United States that have earned the UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization) Creative Cities Network designation and just two for folk arts and crafts. Another Ohio Valley City is one of them, Paducah, Kentucky. The other is Santa Fe, New Mexico.

"Paducah, Kentucky is all about creativity, a common thread that draws folks from around the world to this UNESCO Creative City. Home to the National Quilt Museum and a flourishing fiber arts

"The Quilt Capital of the World and one of just nine Unesco Creative Cities in the USA, Paducah celebrates its folk arts heritage in delightful ways. The creative vibes that flow through this Western

"Here’s an intriguing travel question — when you think of a charming, culturally significant, southern river city, what springs to mind? All the usual suspects, of course: New Orleans. Memphis. Charleston. Savannah.

"When we travel, we stretch ourselves by learning new experiences, and UNESCO Creative Cities are perfect starting points. These UNESCO Creative Cities give travelers a taste of American cuisine, art,

"There's much more to Kentucky than bourbon and horses, of course. It's the home of bluegrass music and the International Bluegrass Music Museum. It has a thriving arts and crafts scene with The

“Fly Me to the Moon,” at the National Quilt Museum through Sept. 4, will take you on a quilt journey to the moon with 179 art quilts stitched by more than 130 artists. The exhibit commemorates the

"Located in southwestern Kentucky, Paducah's waterfront downtown with tree-lined brick streets and 19th-century architecture is bustling with lie and culture with its art galleries, antique stores,

"Just a short two and one-half hour drive from Jackson, the art-friendly culture of Paducah (pop: 25,000), halfway between St. Louis and Nashville, offers visitors an incredible array of experience.