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National Jazz Museum in Harlem
Harlem
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About National Jazz Museum in Harlem
A Harlem museum celebrating jazz history with listening stations, instruments and exhibits about the neighborhood's musical legends. It also runs workshops and tours for school groups and families.
- Suggested donation admission
- Listening stations
- Family and school workshops
- Address
- 58 W 129th St, 10027
- Phone
- (212) 348-8300
- Website
- jmih.org
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Weekly schedule
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| Thursday | 12 PM – 5 PM |
| Friday | 12 PM – 5 PM |
| Saturday | 12 PM – 5 PM |
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Open Thu–Sat
Cost
Suggested donation $10
Plan a visit
Open Thu–Sat. Pick a date to add it to your plans.
Questions parents ask about National Jazz Museum in Harlem
What ages is National Jazz Museum in Harlem best for?
Ages 5–17.
How much does National Jazz Museum in Harlem cost?
Suggested donation $10
What are the hours for National Jazz Museum in Harlem?
Thursday: 12 PM–5 PM · Friday: 12 PM–5 PM · Saturday: 12 PM–5 PM. Open Thu–Sat
Where is National Jazz Museum in Harlem?
58 W 129th St, 10027, in Harlem, Manhattan.
Is National Jazz Museum in Harlem indoors?
Yes. National Jazz Museum in Harlem is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
How do I get tickets for National Jazz Museum in Harlem?
Tickets are handled by National Jazz Museum in Harlem: jmih.org, or call (212) 348-8300.
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