KMAC Museum
Under $25A contemporary art museum in downtown Louisville focused on connecting visitors with art and creative practice.

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Follow Muhammad Ali's life through films, memorabilia and interactive exhibits, and step into a ring modeled on his training camp.
144 N. 6th St · Louisville, KY
The Muhammad Ali Center is a six-story museum in downtown Louisville, founded by Muhammad and Lonnie Ali and opened in 2005. Exhibits are built around his six core principles: confidence, conviction, dedication, giving, respect and spirituality. You can step into a mock boxing ring modeled on his Deer Lake training camp, watch his fights on video terminals and see a film projected onto a full-size boxing ring. Two art galleries are named for LeRoy Neiman and Howard L. Bingham.
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