Grammy Museum Mississippi, Music museum in Cleveland, United States.

The Grammy Museum Mississippi is a music museum in Cleveland that spans a large exhibition space with multiple display areas. The rooms explore the history of musical instruments and how people have recorded and shared music throughout time.

The Cleveland Music Foundation, a non-profit, began developing the museum in 2011 and has managed it since it opened on March 5, 2016. Mayor Billy Nowell, the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce and the advertising firm Hammons and Associates helped realize the nearly $20 million project; Hammons had also worked on the B.B. King Museum in Indianola. It was built on the former Delta State golf course as a sister institution to the Grammy Museum at L.A. Live.

The museum displays performance costumes and personal items from renowned musicians spanning different eras, allowing visitors to connect with these pieces up close. This collection tells the story of how different musical styles developed and influenced each other over time.

The museum stands at 800 West Sunflower Road on the Delta State University campus, on the former site of the university golf course. It sits along Highway 61, midway between Memphis and New Orleans. The building is entered through a large front porch; inside, touch screens, interactive dance floors and instruments structure the visit.

The building itself incorporates design elements from traditional sharecropper homes of the Mississippi Delta region, blending historical architecture with modern exhibition technology. This connection transforms the space into more than just a gallery, making regional roots visually present throughout the visit.