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Explore the world's most extensive collection of musical instruments from different cultures and eras at MIM. Enjoy live concerts, exhibitions, classes, and more at this unique museum.
- Plan Your Visit
Using state-of-the-art audiovisual technology to show...
- What’s New
On November 8, the Musical Instrument Museum (MIM) opens its...
- Museum Tours
Explore the world’s music and cultures with a museum guide...
- Café Allegro
Café Allegro - Home - Musical Instrument Museum
- Beats Coffee Bar
Beats Coffee Bar - Home - Musical Instrument Museum
- Upcoming Concerts
From jazz to rock, classical, and singer-songwriter, MIM...
- Concert Series Lineup
The Phoenix Boys Choir Luminous December 14. A Winter’s Eve...
- About MIM’s Music Theater
More than 200 artists appear each year, including many who...
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Learn about the world's largest museum of musical instruments, located in Phoenix, Arizona. Explore the collection of over 15,000 instruments from nearly 200 countries and territories, and enjoy concerts, exhibits, and global cuisine.
Learn about MIM's location, hours, tickets, accessibility, and special exhibitions. Explore the world's musical instruments and cultures through audiovisual technology and live performances.
From jazz to rock, classical, and singer-songwriter, MIM hosts 300 shows per year across all genres in an acoustically superb theater. View upcoming concerts and purchase tickets.
Explore the world's only global musical instrument museum in Phoenix, Arizona. See and hear instruments from every continent, culture and era, and enjoy live performances, exhibits and interactive experiences.
Explore the world’s music and cultures at the Musical Instrument Museum (MIM). MIM takes you on a journey around the world, deep into the heart of human creativity. Rated Phoenix’s #1 attraction by TripAdvisor, MIM displays more than 6,800 musical instruments and objects from every corner of the globe. MIM’s five Geographic Galleries ...
5 sty 2021 · At the Musical Instrument Museum (MIM), you not only see musical instruments but hear them being played through a wireless headset as you approach each exhibit, and videos show craftsmen making the instruments and musicians playing them.
