IPAT Museum

09/04/2026

More September Birth Flowers!
The secondary birth flower for September is Morning Glories! This is a plate and mug set painted by Alice Wofford, which the artist donated to the museum in 1980. On the plate is a collection of morning glories with a blue band around the edge. While the mug has a similar collection of morning glories, a gold rim, and a blue band. Visit the museum to see all of our painted flowers and more!

09/01/2026

Hello September!
This is "Flowers" by Effel Deeter. Donated to the museum in 1980, this piece is in our Master's Hall. This artwork contains white asters and eucalyptus with purple and turquoise tones. Come into the museum to see this artwork and many more!

08/31/2026

Happy National Trail Mix Day!
This is a trail mix/candy dish painted by Ingeborg Molgaard in 1920. Donated by the artists son in 1980, this artwork can be found in our International Hall. This artwork has Dresden style fruits and flowers, gold detailing, and a nut shaped k**b on top. Tag us in any photos of your trail mix containers and consider painting one. We hope to see you in the museum soon!

08/28/2026

08/26/2026

08/24/2026

Peaches by Audella Owen
Today is National Peach Pie Day! Although we don't have any peach pies laying around, we do have wonderful paintings of the fruit. This piece was donated by the artist in 2012 and won the Gold Ribbon at Oklahoma State Fair. Visit the museum to see all of our painted summer fruits!

08/22/2026

Welcome Back to School!
If you're looking for something to do with friends or family during the weekends, come to the museum! We are located in Historic Downtown Grapevine right off Main Street. We have paint your own porcelain ornaments, rotating artworks/exhibits, a gift shop, and more! Check out our website for hours and seasonal information.

08/21/2026

All Tracks Lead to Grapevine
Come into the museum to see our "dinosaur eggs" and paint your own dino! Come celebrate pre-historic Grapevine with us and other places on Main Street!

08/19/2026

Did you know that visiting museums can help slow the aging process?
According to Yahoo Health, if you visit a museum, it can help slow aging! The article says that people who regularly visit museums, go to concerts, and theater goers had a physiological age three years younger than their actual age. Stop by the museum today to help slow aging!


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08/17/2026

Happy National Non-Profit Day!
We are a non-profit museum for porcelain art. Come by the museum to learn all about the artists and people who make what we do possible! Our museum is able to continue through donations, grants, memberships, gift shop sales, and classes. Join us and learn more about this incredible art!