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Motown Museum
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Good for KidsMuseum traces trajectory of successful soul label with Motown origins, featuring memorabilia such as Michael Jackson’s iconic hat and gloves
- What’s included: interactive guided tour
- Click here to view the schedule
- All tours last approximately one hour and are guided by museum docents
- Amenities: Museum store
- Transportation: the Museum is accessible by City of Detroit public transportation using the Dexter and Fenkell bus lines
- Free admission for children 4 and under
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- Limit 2 per person(s), may buy 2 additional as gift(s).
- Must use promotional value in 1 visit.
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About Motown Museum
It's been over 55 years since Berry Gordon established Motown Record Company in 1959. That doesn't mean that Gordon's soulful, upbeat music has come to an end. In fact, at the Motown Museum, it's thriving. Founded in 1985 by Berry's sister Esther, the museum pays homage to the distinct style that defined the music of artists like the Temptations and Stevie Wonder, with authentic Motown artifacts, photographs, and other incredible memorabilia.
- Location: The museum is housed in "Hitsville U.S.A", the birthplace of the Motown Sound. In Gordon's original Motown Records' location, visitors step into an era of musical magic, assuring a uniquely authentic experience for all its visitors
- Studio A: Surrounded by original instruments and equipment, visitors stand in the exact spot where their favorite artists, including the Temptations, the Four Tops, the Miracles, and the Supremes, recorded their hit singles.
- Don't Miss: Michael Jackson's famed sparkling gloves and hat, as well as the restored upper flat above the studio where Gordon lived with his family