Go if you love music! - Very well put together museum of great artists! If you love music you will truly enjoy this museum! A great learning experience and for us older adults and great memory jogger:}

Prepare to be Wowed! - This museum is fascinating and I could have spent hours, maybe days, there. So many clever interactive exhibits where you can learn some cool dance moves, make your own record and learn about the history of popular music form the Delta Blues, to Jazz to Rock and Roll to Hip Hop. It's all there! And if you want to see the dress and shoes that Taylor Swift wore to the Grammy's in 2022 - that's there too.

Don’t miss it - great place! - Loved this place! Three main sections - Mississippi music, Grammy awards, and MTV history. Well laid out with helpful curator notes. Interesting exhibit with electronic instruments you can play (with headphones so others don’t hear you.) Easy to find and parking available.

Cool! - Awesome place! Enjoyed my time while there. Small museum, but still a lot of neat things to see. Would definitely visit again!!

A jewel in Cleveland! - Loved the staff (very friendly), and on Sunday we practically had the place to ourselves. A great, comprehensive, and very interactive museum with plenty of video, audio, and immersive exhibits, as well as one of a kind memorabilia. Great for music and history lovers alike!

Excellent experience - Beautiful, well designed museum that is worth driving out of your way for. The building is sleek and modern and the exhibits appeal to all ages. Don’t miss the 25 minute film of the best clips from the Grammy’s -- lots of good memories here. There are numerous interactive exhibits and listening stations. I especially enjoyed the “make your own recording” room/studio (very hard to explain) and on playing back, it made me realize what a bad singer I really am. Luckily, it is a soundproof room. I spent two hours in the museum, and could have stayed longer. Staff is friendly and helpful and the gift shop is very nice.

I had SO much fun here - I'm of the music anyway, and am also a musician of sorts. My traveling companions basically had to drag me out of the place - I was having fun with the interactive exhibits, e.g. recording a song, playing the drums. Try the latter! There's a focus on Mississippi and traditional artists here, with plenty of chances to listen. What a great museum!

A Jewel of the Mississippi Delta - What a wonderful museum located in the college town of Cleveland, MS! Everything about the museum is first class from the variety of music represented to the interactive features that provide fun for all ages. I knew that so much music was born in the Delta and surrounding states but when you see it all represented in one place it is impressive to say the least. This is the only Grammy museum outside of California and the people of Cleveland and Delta State University where the museum resides should be proud! We spend about two hours viewing displays of clothes worn by musical artists, hand-written sing lyrics, their instruments, and listening to the variety of music represented. You can learn to line dance, write song lyrics with Keb ‘Mo then do post production editing on your song. I highly recommend stopping in Cleveland for a visit to the Mississippi Grammy Museum.

Worth a stop - This is a cool museum in a new building. There are a lot of interactive displays, boards about the history of the Grammy awards, clothing, instrument and memorabilia from musicians. We spent about 45-60 minutes wandering around. There’s nice gift shop as well. Definitely worth a stop.

Grammy closed without notification. Do I get a refund? - I know this could not be helped, but I need information on what to do when it is shut down. I was not notified and went to the museum only to find it closed.