Grammy Museum Mississippi

The Basics

The Grammy Museum Mississippi offers exhibits about the history of the Grammys and information about the lives of local music legends. Watch historic Grammy performances, dive into exhibits about a variety of instruments, and walk through a red carpet exhibit. You can even record a song on the museum’s interactive equipment.

For a blues immersion experience, visit the Grammy Museum Mississippi on a tour from Memphis: Day trips usually include stops along the famous Highway 61 and admission to the Grammy, Delta Blues, and B.B. King museums.

Things to Know Before You Go

• The museum is popular with music lovers and Grammy enthusiasts.

• Plan ahead: events at the museum frequently sell out.

• The museum is wheelchair accessible, and assisted listening devices are available.

How to Get There

The Grammy Museum Mississippi is located in Cleveland, Mississippi on the campus of Delta State University. The museum is approximately a 2-hour drive south of Memphis and a 2-hour drive north of Jackson.

When to Get There

The Grammy Museum Mississippi is open from morning through the afternoon Tuesday–Saturday and in the afternoon on Sunday. The museum boasts a busy event schedule, and exhibits change frequently, so check the museum’s upcoming events when planning your visit.

Sanders Soundstage at Grammy Museum Mississippi

Sanders Soundstage—the museum’s intimate, 130-seat theater—hosts an array of events ranging from seminars and educational workshops to musical performances and discussions with artists. Book ahead to attend an event at the theater and get to know a new musician or hear stories from one of your favorite artists. Alternatively, you can plan your trip around a technical workshop that will help you improve your own musical skills.