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Choose A Time To Visit Safely!
Schedule Your VisitVisitors can now schedule a time to visit our museum. The NCMHOF Museum is a safe way to get out and have some fun!
2020 Inductee Class Announced
Read More About the 2020 InducteesThe Induction Ceremony honoring the new class, which normally takes place in the fall, has been postponed until 2021.
Photos from the 2019 Inductions
Browse Induction Ceremony PhotosThe NC Music Hall of Fame celebrated the music contributions of Elizabeth Cotten, Merle Watson, 9th Wonder, Mitch Easter, & Big Daddy Kane in a historical ceremony.
Daniel Coston: North Carolina Music Exhibit
Read more about the exhibit Visit the Coston ChroniclesOn Exhibit Now! Photographer Daniel Coston showcases images of North Carolina musicians at the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame Museum. Daniel Coston has been documenting musicians across North Carolina, and other parts of the world through photography since 1995.
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Rhythm & Run 5K 2020
Why Visit The Hall Of Fame?
Interactive Exhibits
Listen to music and watch videos from the greatest artists in North Carolina history via our interactive displays throughout the museum
Engaging Experience
The Hall Of Fame is a great way to spend time, connect, and engage with friends and family
Touch The Past
See exhibits from pioneering older artists to the memorabilia from some of today’s most well known entertainers
Free Admission
The Hall Of Fame offers free admission during our regular business hours although donations are welcomed.
Learn Our History
Learn about the rich tradition of great music and influential artists from North Carolina
Extra Bonus
We share space with Curb Motorsports. Learn about and interact with real NASCAR and other race vehicles during your visit.
Hall Of Fame Inductees
Sponsors & Partners
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Generous support received from The Cabarrus Arts Council.
WSOC-TV Channel 9 video used by courtesy of wsoctv.com.
WUNC Public Radio audio used by courtesy of wunc.org.
Photos by photographers James Nix. Peter Cole, and Daniel Coston.