Soul. Train. Room. You are welcome. Do I really need to say more? Great story of the Stax empire and the cooperation of black and white musicians and music fans.

I really can't rate. These tickets were part of a package with the Heart Break Hotel and Elvis museums. We were not informed at check in, they aren't opened every day. Check your dates and plan accordingly.

This was an amazingly interesting museum - a great insight into the divided world of Memphis in the past and how music cuts across racial prejudice. We loved the place.

Thorough and inspiring -- if you love vintage soul music, you'll love the Stax Museum. Allow about two hours.

Last year we were afforded the opportunity to tour Memphis’ Rock-n-Soul Museum and what a delightful afternoon it was. Before returning to the Bluff City we had a chance to view Respect Yourself: The Stax Records Story. What a great show and a definite must see before attending the museum, though certainly the gallery stands on its own merit. From... More

Having already visited some of the other great musis locations in Memphis (Sun, Rock & Soul etc) As a tourist we caught bus #4 when one eventually turned up which takes around 15 minutes. The first disapointing thing which we didn't know if that unlike Sun this isn't the orginal building which is explained in the sort film which starts... More

While I am not a big fan of Soul, I wanted to go and find out about Booker T & MG's and Albert King. The museum is well planned out, with lots of memrobelia. I did find it intersting, and would recommend a visit.

I have loved soul and especially Stax soul for years and this was one of the main reasons i wanted to go to Memphis. Ok, its not the original building, but from the moment you walk in and sit in the Cinema part and see the intro film with the music playing , well it made me feel all tingly.... More

I was a little concerned about where the museum was but it is right next to a school so there was lots of people around so I felt safe. It was incredible to go to a place Issac Hayes and Otis Redding recorded mega hits. This is a can't miss for a music fan, I was born in 1984 and... More