The Grammy Museum is an interactive museum dedicated to music history, the creative process and the cultural significance of the GRAMMY Awards. Located within the contemporary L.A. LIVE complex, it extends across four levels with approximately 35,000 square feet of exhibition and interactive space. A central part of the venue is the 200-seat Clive Davis Theater, designed for artist conversations, screenings, performances and special programs.
Visitors can explore music memorabilia, instruments, costumes and multimedia displays, while hands-on installations offer insights into recording, mixing, production and live performance. Permanent experiences are complemented by themed exhibitions covering different artists, genres and periods, while the Clive Davis Theater provides an intimate setting supported by professional sound, lighting and projection systems.
The museum is located at 800 W Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, United States. Its main entrance is reached through the East Paseo pedestrian area within L.A. LIVE, while drivers can conveniently use the East Garage, entered directly from Olympic Boulevard. Further information about travelling across Los Angeles can be found in the city guide below.