
The Guitar Gallery at the MoPop is a music lover's dream. There's a ton to do and see at the MoPop (Museum of Pop Culture), but the music aspect of the pop culture on display is fascinating....
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The Guitar Gallery at MoPOP in Seattle, WA is a captivating exhibition that traces the evolution of the guitar in American popular music, showcasing iconic instruments and the legendary musicians who played them. With nearly 20 guitars on display, including Howlin' Wolf's 1965 Epiphone Casino and Nancy Wilson's 1965 Fender Stratocaster, visitors can explore the instrument's development through a timeline of significant milestones. The gallery also offers a detailed infographic on the inner workings of the electric guitar and features videos of renowned musicians, such as Slash and Bob Dylan, demonstrating the instrument's power and versatility.
Guests can immerse themselves in the rich history and sound of the guitar at the Guitar Gallery, which is included with museum admission and free for MoPOP Members. From the Fender Telecaster to the Gibson SG and beyond, this exhibition celebrates the impact of the guitar on American music and offers a unique experience for music enthusiasts of all ages.
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The Guitar Gallery at the MoPop is a music lover's dream. There's a ton to do and see at the MoPop (Museum of Pop Culture), but the music aspect of the pop culture on display is fascinating....
Came here with my kids, they absolutely loved all the exhibitions, guitar rooms, sci-fi and horror rooms, sound lab, etc Parking is free on Sunday
Nice museum to visit when you are around the space needle. Even better when it is cold and raining outside. Love the music lab!! Have right now Keith Garing exhibition
What a great visit! While in Seattle I decided to spend some time at the MoPOP (Museum of Pop culture) - It was definitely a fun time. The museum is located right near the Space needle and is in...
MoPOP was my kids pick of places to visit while we were in Seattle, but even if they hadn't wanted to see it I would've taken them because I'm just that big of a geek - there I said it! They were...
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