Texas Music Museum - Austin, Texas

Le Texas Music Museum est une destination incontournable pour les amateurs de musique et les touristes en quête d'une expérience culturelle unique. Situé dans le bâtiment Marvin C. Griffin, au 1009 E 11th St, à Austin, TX 78702, ce musée offre une célébration fascinante de l'histoire et de l'héritage de la musique du Texas.

Le musée propose une grande variété de spécialités, y compris des expositions interactives et des spectacles en direct mettant en valeur la diversité des genres musicaux du Texas. Des légendes de la musique country et western aux innovateurs du rock and roll, du blues et de la musique latine, le Texas Music Museum offre un voyage captivant à travers le temps et les styles musicaux.

Ce musée est non seulement une attraction touristique populaire, mais il est également accessible à tous, avec des installations adaptées aux fauteuils roulants, y compris un parking accessible, des toilettes adaptées et une entrée accessible. De plus, le musée est convivial pour les enfants, ce qui en fait une excellente option pour les familles.

Le Texas Music Museum dispose d'un restaurant sur place, offrant une variété d'options de restauration pour les visiteurs. De plus, le musée est noté 4,5/5 sur la base de 57 avis Google My Business, témoignant de la qualité de l'expérience offerte.

Avis de Texas Music Museum

Jim McDaniel

5/5

I called to see if they were open for visitors because the website did not mention anything about visiting hours. They said that was the most common complaint and that should be rectified when the revised website comes online next month. I was very impressed with the facts and artifacts on display in such a small space. When I mentioned that they didn't have some more contemporary artist info, I was told that because of the small size of the facility, they can only display about 10% of what they've got. Since it's affiliated with the Center for Texas Music History at Texas State, they've got plenty of source material to keep people interested in the rich history Texas music satisfied for years to come. They just need more funding to reach their full potential. More visitors would help. They cover a wide variety of genres.

Lenny Bernardo

4/5

A visit to the Texas Music Museum is a worthwhile stop for music fans visiting Austin. It offers thoughtful coverage across genres and is enlightening with its bios of lessor known Texan musicians of influence. The staff volunteer was welcoming and articulate, sharing stories and inviting conversation about a current exhibit featuring blues music history in Austin’s East Side. Parking was convenient, free, although not apparent until after I entered the museum for advice. The audio-visual resources are in need of an upgrade and that’s where visitors’ presence and donations can help pay it forward for the next guy.

Gary F

4/5

My wife said that the displays reminded her of her grade school scrap book projects. While the museum is long on displays and short on artifacts, it’s hard to criticize a museum that free and run by volunteers. I would take headphones to listen to the YouTube videos that are easily accessed through QR codes.

Kon Gruffey

5/5

This is a fun stop, run by fun people!!!
We stopped here after a meal at Franklin Bbq, and it was a fun experience to learn about so many amazing people in the Texas music

Joyce Rice

3/5

Still a work in progress! More a 3.5, but... Loads of information about the Texas music scene! Trying to add to space and add to the information! Enjoy, wish there had been souvenirs.

J S

5/5

Our guide, Jay, is a great human being with tons of knowledge to share. He also recommnded some live music for us to check out, which was appreciated by these tourists new to Austin. The museum is small but packed with great info and exhibits. A must for any music fan. Worth a 30- to 45-minute stopover. All that for a $10 donation? Money well spent. Long live Texas music!

Ana

5/5

Adorable little museum. A must-see for any Jazz lover!

Mike McIntosh

5/5

An amazing collection of pictures, album covers and biographies of Texas musicians of many different genres. This is a real historical archive that preserves the memories of many musicians who might otherwise be forgotten.