Are you looking for things to do while visiting St. Louis? Come visit the National Blues Museum! Our museum is for all ages, discussing the history and significance of blues history to our region and on a national scale. The National Blues Museum preserves the blues’ historical significance as the foundation of modern music in the United States and celebrates the musicians that continue to advance the genre. We have a multitude of artifacts from well-known Blues musicians and Blues history. We also have interactive galleries and video stations where you can immerse and connect yourself with Blues history directly while also making your music in the process!
While learning the history of the blues and how it culminated into the music we listen to today, you can enjoy a concert from a local or nationally acclaimed blues musician later in the day during our Spring and Fall performance seasons in our Legends Room. NBM is incredibly accessible, with multiple parking garages for those driving. We are also close to the Metrolink Convention Center station, with a short walk, and you’re right at the doors. We are also within walking distance from the Embassy Suites, Drury Inn and Suites, Hyatt Regency St. Louis at the Arch, and Courtyard by Marriot St. Louis.
At NBM concerts, you can bring your food, whether you packed from home or plan on enjoying the many eateries around NBM, including Sugarfire and Hi-Pointe Grill. We have a bar where you can purchase nonalcoholic and alcoholic beverages while enjoying the concert, too! Our venue in the Legends Room provides you with an intimate, exhilarating concert experience, whether you’re local or from out of town! Our concerts fall on Fridays and Saturdays, with a special show or two on the calendar at times. You can always follow us on social media or our calendar to see new events!
