A unique place for a unique instrument. You learn a little about the history of the banjo and have the chance to view highlights of the banjo used in movies. A small section is dedicated to the Banjo Hall of Fame, there are a few displays featuring the instruments of famous players, and you will never see more banjos in... More

The banjos are works of art. It is surprising how beautiful they are. More

Never new this small Museum even existed, but, inside there are hundreds of banjos to see. More

I became a member recently. This is not just a repository of old banjo, but a serious endeavor to preserve the instruments, music, and integral place of the banjo in US history. It's got tremendous info on 4 string jazz banjo. Their archives are wonderful for students of the instrument. If you don't play, you will enjoy. If you play,... More

I was wandering around OKC's Bricktown area and decided to visit this museum. I actually found it quite fascinating, particularly the audio history portion of the banjo's development. It was worth the few bucks I paid to get in, and if you're a fan of stringed instruments, I think you'll enjoy seeing the large (and sometimes ornate) collection of banjos... More

First, let me say that I am not a true banjo lover, but I had time to kill, so I decided to check out this museum. It was actually really nice and the man at the front desk was extremely friendly. It gives a brief history of the banjo and there are many decorative banjos on display. It only took... More

The director performed in their "Shakey's Pizza" parlor on the second floor, and he was wonderful and a joy to listen to on the banjo. Amazing collection. More

This specialty museum probably isn't for everyone, but I enjoyed it. It starts off with the history of the banjo and then directs you into the heart of the museum - the actual banjo collection. Overall, it was well done and nicely displayed. I did feel like they tried to relay way too much information in that first little area... More

A new Museum in Bricktown dedicated to the banjo, over 300 banjos to see all intertwined with the history of the banjo, the manufacture of instruments and its use in music history. I am an music lover and a bit of a amateur music historian so this fit the bill on my way through on a Route 66 pop culture... More