American Jazz Museum

1616 East 18th Street, Kansas City

Visit for Two or Four or Donation Option to the American Jazz Museum (Up to 43% Off)

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Highlights

Guests look and listen inside exhibits that chronicle the history of jazz, including a 1930s nightclub replica where live musicians play

About This Deal

Choose Between Three Options

  • for two adult admissions ($20 value)
  • for four adult admissions ($40 value)
  • donate to American Jazz Museum
    • The American Jazz Museum is poised to achieve our vision to make the Museum and 18th & Vine a premier destination for tourism, entertainment, research, and education. We are creating a better understanding of the role of jazz in our city’s and nation’s history. Your contribution is essential to helping us accomplish our goals.

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About American Jazz Museum

Charlie Parker's Grafton saxophone, Louis Armstrong's trumpet, a sequined gown worn by Ella Fitzgerald—at the American Jazz Museum, each of these artifacts represents a mark on a musical timeline. Established in 1997 at 18th and Vine, the museum immerses guests in jazz via several mediums: films, sheet music, album covers, and concert posters, to name a few. Listening stations emit interviews and samples of classic tunes, but to hear entire songs, you can visit Jazz Central, the in-house musical library of more than 100 recordings.

Preserving the jazz stylings of the past is not the museum's only mission, however. At mixing boards, visitors can create their own melodies without bringing their stand-up bass from home.