The seats of the Bluegrass Hall of Fame museum

Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame & Museum

Whether you’re walking through its immersive displays or attending a live jam session, the museum pulses with the energy of bluegrass. Every weekend, the sound of banjos, fiddles, and mandolins fills the halls during open jam sessions, while the museum’s own summer music festival, ROMP, draws thousands to celebrate the legacy and future of this truly Kentucky-born genre.


A pilgrimage to the Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame & Museum is a must for any traveler on the Kentucky Music Trail. Step inside, and you’ll find yourself surrounded by the music that echoes from the hollers to the hills, uniting generations with its raw, authentic sound.

Events

Upcoming Events

From national headliners to impromptu jam sessions, there’s always live music in the air in Kentucky. See what’s on stage during your exploration of the Kentucky Music Trail.

Red Foley Boyhood Home

Red Foley Boyhood Home

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Rosine Barn Jamboree in Rosine

Rosine Barn Jamboree in Rosine

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Paradise Park – Merle Travis Boyhood Home

Paradise Park – Merle Travis Boyhood Home

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Norton Center for the Arts in Danville

Norton Center for the Arts in Danville

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Rosemary Clooney House

Rosemary Clooney House

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Merle Travis Music Center

Merle Travis Music Center

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Ernest Hogan – Father of Ragtime – Historic Marker

Ernest Hogan – Father of Ragtime – Historic Marker

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Everly Brothers Monument

Everly Brothers Monument

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Festival Square

Festival Square

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Mountain Arts Center

Mountain Arts Center

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Digital Passport

Rewarding YourLove of Music

Track your travels along the Kentucky Music Trail with the free passport app. Simply visit participating sites to collect “check-ins”—the more milestones you reach, the more giveaways you could qualify for including concert tickets and VIP merch.