Oh boy! Prepare to be amazed. Our teenage sons walked out of there better humans. I’m telling you. Talk about a hands-on museum. There are rooms where you can learn how to actually create a song as a music producer. Add electric bass here, add organ there. Just incredible.

Very nicely done museum. I spent over two hours here and went through in detail. The videos are amazing, and I watched the entirety of every last one of them. There were also Grammy outfits, musical instruments and more. The clear highlight is the Highway 61 exhibit, incredible. I am giving 5 stars even though some improvements are possible. The microphones for the collaborative songwriting booths did not work. Many of the demo instruments did not work and none had any instructions. Finally, I personally would prefer not to see videos of Ike Turner and think he should get only a passing mention due to his domestic assaults.

There are many things to see & do in Cleveland, but be sure & put the Grammy Museum on your list. It’s a real gem tucked away in the crown of the Mississippi Delta.

This is an amazing museum and great experience with interactive exhibits and its of Blues and Southern Music memorabilia.

We came here thinking that the museum would be a Mississippi focused museum since the original in L.A. would be the true “GRAMMY Museum." And while they do have a small section dedicated to Mississippi musicians, this is definitely a GRAMMY museum first. And that’s really on us since it’s in the bold letters and literally the name of the place. If you love the GRAMMYs, go. If you love Mississippi musicians, skip.

This was a surprisingly good museum of music through the years. Famous musician outfits, a full band set up that you can try the instruments, mini recording studios, 35 minute video (fun to guess the singers) of past grammy performers/collaborations, and other interactive exhibits. That MTV 40th anniversary exhibit brought back memories of my teen years. We spent two hours there and could have spent more time. Got discounted tickets through Groupon

Excellent visit - worth the time to get here. We attended a business reception and had the opportunity to tour the facility as well. Excellent exhibits, interactive 'band', and MTV 40th Anniversary exhibit - all very well done.

A great time with awesome exhibits! I had a fantastic time browsing the artifacts. This museum is truly like none other!

The Grammy Museum is an outstanding museum filled with important history, costumes and equipment. It provides an excellent historical recreation of significant musical milestones and the musicians and others who are credited with the growth of the musical industry. The displays, graphics, artifacts and videos are excellent. It's a definite must visit when in Cleveland.

This was a nice stop in Cleveland right on the edge of Delta State University. The 5 year old Musuem is beautiful, and they have done a lot with interactive displays. It is a smaller Musuem, but if you stop to ready the displays and watch the videos, we spent 1-1/2 hours there. The 40th anniversary MTV display was fun and brought back child-hood memories. So if you are a lover of music and Grammy history, this is definitely worth a stop!

There are 2 Grammy Museums in America one in Los Angles and the other in Cleveland, Ms. I love music and had high expectations but boy was I disappointed. It was a decent price for the self guided tour but I was not offered a senior discount and later found out they do have one. if you want to see what clothes the artist wore at a certain performance this it he place for you; If you care to see anything else this is not the place for you. It was like a huge fashion show. I found really nothing of interest. We could have left in 30 minutes but I tried to make it a little longer. For reasons not explained to me Tony Joe White was the featured artist in the gift shop. His CD's were for sale for $25.00. I know that is nowhere near the Amazon price. Save your money there is really nothing to see here. It is a beautiful building that cost some enormous amount but there is no creativity in what to put in it.

We are here in Cleveland visiting family. There’s not much to do. But this was definitely a great way to spend an afternoon. I don’t really follow music all that closely and even I found it really interesting. A lot of interesting exhibits. Interactive exhibits. Fascinating information about the Grammys and about how this area of the south has influenced the music world. Anybody of any age and musical taste will enjoy this museum. Highly recommend.

While in Clarksdale we decided to drive 30 minutes to Cleveland, MS. to visit the GRAMMY Museum Mississippi and it was well worth the short drive. There are actually two GRAMMY Museums, one in Los Angeles and this one in Cleveland. This is a quality museum that covers the history of music as well as current music. It provides a cultural perspective to music and the role of Mississippi musicians and singers and how they influenced and are influencing today's music. The multimedia presentations & interactive exhibits are fabulous. I really did not expect to find a museum of this caliber in Cleveland, MS.

I cannot say enough good things about this museum. Only other one is in Los Angeles. Very well done.

I wanted to visit for my birthday I thought the area would have been built up considering it is a tourist attraction but you can tell it’s one of the moor poorer cities in the state. Great service Ample parking which was free Small souvenir shop Loved the interactive activities and so did my teens and 7 year old. From Cardi B to Muddy Waters it’s all there.