Galleries

Glass blowing studio combines live demonstrations, gallery of unique glass art, and a modern industrial-chic space with a coffee shop and bar. Atmosphere feels spacious and welcoming, with artisan tables and handcrafted glassware enhancing the experience. Visitors often engage in classes or enjoy watching skilled artists create glass pieces.

Glass art stands out with fascinating glassblowing and unique pieces like a Ford Key, hiking cairns, and a hamburger. The Maxwell Gallery showcases beautiful glass art worth seeing.

Glass blowing studio sits at the back with artists crafting handmade glassware and sculptures throughout. A coffee bar and eatery add to the cool vibe for a casual hangout or group outing.

Museum occupies an old bakery building with open concept and natural light, showcasing a unique collection of mostly small, European, and micro cars. Atmosphere feels laid back and intimate, inviting close viewing without barriers. Family-friendly features include a car-themed play area and picnic spot.

Large gallery features well preserved exhibits of cars from various countries. Exhibits change occasionally to keep the showroom fresh and engaging for all ages.

Unique and quirky cars fill the museum, including rare race cars, motorcycles, scooters, and planes. The collection offers a cool and unusual automotive experience not found elsewhere.

Large, modern museum offers a well-laid-out space with immersive multimedia like music, sounds, and films enhancing exhibits. Atmosphere shifts from quiet and relaxed to lively, with families and children enjoying interactive play areas and scavenger hunts. Views of the nearby capitol and skyline add to the visually engaging experience.

Many exhibits focus on historical information with more depth than typical museums. The galleries are well thought out and cover history, art, and culture thoroughly.

Many cool exhibits cover Tennessee's history from early times to modern days. The space stays clean and cool with lots of pictures and memorabilia to explore.

Wax museum with life-like wax figures and themed rooms creates an immersive, colorful atmosphere. Interactive exhibits include photo opportunities and a karaoke booth, adding energy and engagement. Layout flows well with diverse music eras, enhancing the experience.

Exhibits feature lifelike figures with interactive elements that let you get close, take photos, and step into scenes. Background settings add to the spectacular visual experience.

The place offers a really cool vibe with an eerie twist. It features wax figures of music stars that make the experience unique.

Small museum space offers interactive listening stations and curated exhibits featuring photos, videos, and memorabilia. Atmosphere feels personal and respectful, with music playing that engages visitors. Layout is non-linear but provides plenty of photo opportunities and a friendly vibe.

Exhibits include interactive music mixing, video and audio clips, and displays of album art. Two galleries focus on Patsy Cline and another country star. Artifacts and layouts highlight Johnny Cash's life and career.

Displays feature rare artifacts and a chronological outline of Johnny Cash's career. The museum offers a fun and educational experience packed with memorabilia and detailed information.

Museum showcases vintage guitars, basses, banjos, and mandolins with some instruments playable by visitors. Atmosphere balances musical history and art, creating a cool and special vibe. Guided tours offer detailed insights, while security measures can limit close viewing of exhibits.

Classic guitars, basses, banjos, and mandolins fill a small gallery museum focused on musical heritage. Surrounding mural art and musical history add depth, though security buzzers limit close exhibit viewing.

Classic guitars, basses, banjos, and mandolins fill the gallery with a cool collection. The space feels special and stands out as a unique stop.

Massive building filled with stunning replicas of recording studios and interactive music areas where visitors can play instruments and record vocals. Sounds from different sections create a lively but sometimes distracting atmosphere. Decorations include a record wall and a unique TV display syncing vintage sets to videos.

Exhibits cover all music styles with original memorabilia and a wealth of historical pieces. Many are interactive and hands-on, offering both fun and information.

Interactive exhibits let you play with instruments and recording gear. The museum shows vintage instruments, session musician memorabilia, and a secret Jimi Hendrix room.