The Stax Museum of American Soul Music announced today that the world’s only museum dedicated to promoting and preserving the legacy of Stax Records and all American soul music has moved to our regular schedule of Tuesday through Sunday, 10 am to 5 pm. Admission for Shelby County residents is free on Tuesday afternoons after

Like many other organizations in Memphis, Stax Records held a special place in the struggle for racial equality, basing its company practices on the ideas of opportunity, economic empowerment, inclusion, and trying to affect positive change in the African-American community in Memphis and throughout the country. In the wake of the murders of Dr. Martin Luther

Barring any unforeseen circumstances beyond our control, the Stax Museum now plans to reopen on a limited basis beginning June 18, 2020. Working with the CDC. City of Memphis, Shelby County Health Department, American Alliance for Museums, and other organizations, we are still in the process of finalizing our reopening plans, which are complex because

While Depression-era Macon, Georgia may have been an eclectic place with interesting people, not just everyone had 11 brothers and sisters, lived in a rundown house on a dirt street, had a father who was a minister and sold moonshine on the side, and was a young bisexual man who wore a high pompadour hairstyle