in Clarksdale, Mississippi, at 113 E. 2nd Street, is packed full of music memorabilia from the 1920’s through the 1970‘s.  Follow the evolution of America’s music from blues, R&B, and rockabilly to rock ‘n roll and soul and see how it influenced people all over the globe. Read more . . .

NEW * * * NORMAL HOURS

TUESDAY thru SATURDAY 11am to 5pm

Sunday and Monday by appointment, call 901-605-8662

For groups and tour buses call 901-605-8662 to schedule your visit,

We are willing to accommodate groups and we will do our best to honor special requests for extended hours.  A $5 donation takes you back in time through more than 3,000 square feet and over 50 years of memories.

SUPPORT OUR MUSEUM AND

BECOME A MEMBER,

DONATE* TODAY!

In addition to the Museum operating costs, your donations will help with the Museum’s special projects:

CHEESEHEAD BLUES - A documentary on the state of the blues set in Clarksdale, Mississippi - birthplace of the delta blues and second home of Theo Dasbach, founder of the amazing Rock & Blues Museum. Click here for preview

We’re also planning an outdoor mural for the Museum’s east wall

*Because we are a 501(c)(3) your donations are tax deductible

Let us know if you are interested in hiring a blues artist for your party.

We can put you in direct contact with Bill Abel, Bill Perry, Daddy Rich, Terry “Harmonica” Bean ,Theo D., Sean “Bad” Appel, Stan Street etc!

CLARKSDALE CARAVAN MUSIC FESTIVAL SATURDAY, MAY 11, and SUNDAY, MAY 12, 2013

Great News!  Our Auction of the Cigar Box Guitar raised over $600 for T -Model Ford on Saturday April 13, 2013.  We were also honored that T-Model and his family were able to be present during the auction.  Thank you to everyone who came by and participated and donated!  Your support is greatly appreciated  by T-Model, Stella and the Ford family! 

Great building for sale for artist or entrepreneur looking to relocate to Clarksdale, Mississippi,  220 Yazoo Avenue, click here for details.

Mississippi  Arts Commission Grant Awarded to the Rock & Blues Museum!