Memphis Music Hall of Fame

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4.3

( 8 reviews )

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Closed 10:00 AM - 05:00 PM See Hours

126 S 2nd St, Memphis, TN 38103, United States

+1 9012-052-532

The Memphis Music Hall of Fame is an iconic museum dedicated to revered music legends, located in the heart of the Beale Street Entertainment District in Memphis, Tennessee. The museum features changing exhibits, live performances, and rare displays, showcasing the rich musical heritage of Memphis. Visitors can explore the history and impact of influential musicians who have shaped the music industry, from blues and soul to rock and roll. With its mission to honor and celebrate the city's musical heritage, the Memphis Music Hall of Fame offers an immersive and educational experience for music enthusiasts of all ages. Whether it's discovering the stories behind legendary musicians or enjoying live performances, the museum offers a unique and inspiring journey through the musical history of Memphis.

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Wheelchair-accessible toilet
Toilets
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Good for kids
Active military discounts

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Bob barzyk

March 22, 2024

It's quite a tiny museum with an odd arrangement which makes it tight to get around some of these displays. Many of the displays were covered in finger prints or smudges and dust which made it hard to read the ( very small printed) descriptions and writings. It's an inexpensive museum with some lower budget display / design layouts. I did enjoy the halved Cadillac!

Valerie ferrante

March 22, 2024

Overall, it was a good place to visit but it was a bit boring. I feel like they could have a little more interactive exhibits. But definitely a must see if you're visiting, especially since it was only $8 to get in.

Joe steward

March 22, 2024

I went to the Memphis music hall of fame yesterday and it was an amazing experience. Everything was so clean, they greeted us as soon as we stepped through the door. They were very nice and friendly. It is $8 per person. You can take an elevator to get to the hall of fame or you can climb up steps. It's a pretty easy walk up the steps. You get to the second floor and it's on the left. You walk in and instantly hit with some pretty cool stuff. There's a bench to sit on behind the ramp. There's bathrooms and water fountains down a hallway leading to some more stuff. You go up the ramp and are immediately hit with Memphis music history. From Elvis, three 6 mafia, and so many more. It's a great experience and I would recommend coming here. It's a blast learning about Memphis music history.

Matthew stilson

March 22, 2024

Visited the Memphis Music Hall of Fame on 12/06/23. The entry cost is $8 per adult. It is a small museum with many exhibits of various artists such as Jim Dickinson, Issac Hayes, Albert King, B.B. King, Three 6 Mafia, Elvis Presley, and Justin Timberlake. There is no tour guide for the museum because the exhibits are self-explanatory. The exhibitions are captivating, educational, and informative which features interactive exhibits, memorabilia, rare video performances, and interviews. This is must visit if you love music

Errol adler

March 22, 2024

Great place to see the history of Music in Memphis Tennessee. Go to this Museum it is worth it. Stars,cars,and style. Justin Timberlake styling and profiling, Isaac Hayes cool clothes, Howling Wolf and so many other great stars.

Sandy yee

March 22, 2024

I really enjoyed this museum! So much history. New and old! We had fun reading all the information.

Susan marcum

March 22, 2024

Small museum. I read everything displayed and spent about 25 minutes. They have some nice pieces here. One suggestion: In many displays they might have a costume or an instrument and a plaque that explains the artist to whom the item belonged...but no picture. I really would like to see a picture with the name.

Chelcie allen

March 22, 2024

Excellent museum with many personal items of Memphis musicians. Many interesting items. I was pleased to see so many different artists represented. I was especially impressed with Roy Orbison's glasses and his blue suit. So cool!