Atlanta, Georgia: Trap Music Museum
If you aren't a fan of Trap Music, you probably won't understand this place. Despite the presence of drugs and guns in the displays, the museum insists its purpose is not to glorify crime.
- Address:
- 630 Travis St. NW, Atlanta, GA
- Directions:
- On the west side of Travis St. NW, a half-block south of its intersection with Northside Drive NW. Inside a brown and black building with no windows. Under 18 with parent only; after 8 PM no one under 18 admitted.
- Hours:
- F 4-12, Sa 12-12, Su 2-10 Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Admission:
- Adults $10.
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The line at the museum moves quickly. I personally think the T.I. room was the best exhibit. I have never been anywhere like this in my life. Dress appropriately (club attire)! I felt severely overdressed. Grandma was hilarious!
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Trap music started in Atlanta's hip hop scene in the 2000s. This place opened as a pop-up museum in 2018, but was so popular that it found a permanent home in its own building in 2019.