Blues Hall of Fame
Under $25Listen your way through more than 400 blues inductees at touchscreens in ten small galleries on South Main Street in Memphis.

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A Memphis museum devoted to metalwork exhibitions and programs featuring metalsmiths.
1930 Poplar Ave, Memphis, TN 38104 · Memphis, TN
The Metal Museum in Memphis focuses on exhibitions of metal art and public programs led by metalsmiths. It was founded by artist-blacksmith James Wallace and was formerly known as the National Ornamental Metal Museum. Visitors can tour the galleries, learn about the history of metalsmithing, and take part in special programs held through the year. The museum also offers classes, a sculpture garden, and a metal studio for commissions and repairs.
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