Name: Museum of Making Music
Address: 5790 Armada Dr, Carlsbad, CA 92008, USA, US
Telephone: +1 760-438-5996

Museum of Making Music is a museum, located at 5790 Armada Dr, Carlsbad, CA 92008, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 760-438-5996, visit their website www.museumofmakingmusic.org for more detailed information.

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5790 Armada Dr, Carlsbad, CA 92008, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 05 December 2016

Monday Closed
Tuesday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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Jon Kerley

21 December 2017

Lots of fun. Kids loved the hands on music room at the end where they could actually try out the instruments.
Moeblues247

13 December 2017

Great place. Happened to go there during a guided tour for children. They all seemed so fascinated with all the different instruments. Especially the hands-on stuff. Educational and with a very knowledgeable staff, this a great place to learn and experience music from long ago to now.
Zhijiang Chen

29 November 2017

Small museum with history of music instruments. The cool part is that there are various instruments for you to try and play. There is also a dedicated place to try out instruments, some are quite exotic.
William Sayin

25 November 2017

A lot of fun and just the right size. You can spend an hour or two looking an musical instruments, getting to go hands on with some of them. knowledgeable staff that can speak on the instruments and give you pointers on how to play them. Great for families.
Laurie Gutierrez

03 November 2017

Was a lot more interesting than I thought! We spent all afternoon there. Lots of historical information was presented in an interesting manner. Play instruments like a harp guitar, mandolin, piano, electric drum and electric guitars.
Vijay Veggalam

26 August 2017

Lovely place to understand music evolution and try out a few instruments. Kids loved it. They also solved a puzzle.
Tk Peterson

16 August 2017

I play music and Ive always wanted to visit. I was not disappointed. It's fun for all ages. I saw toddlers and Seniors. It's a fun way to learn some history and get to play some instruments yourself.
Jocelyn Van Den Akker

09 August 2017

Great spot and kid friendly (scavenger hunt and lots of listening buttons to press and instruments to try). Stroller accessible. Covers the history of the music making industry from the 1890s through today. Being the music lover that I am, I throughly enjoyed it even with an infant in tow.
Raymond Johnson

12 July 2017

Just plain fun. Whether you play an instrument or just the radio, if you appreciate music this place is amazing. There are interactive displays throughout, press a button and hear the instrument you're looking at. Pick up a guitar, bang a gong or play a virtual drum kit. I spent hours there and loved every minute.
Anthony & Teresa Hewitt

05 July 2017

A wonderful place to visit. Historic and modem instruments on display and to play. Samples of music from 1890-1990. Staff is friendly, enthusiastic, and love to share and teach. They have rooms where you have an opportunity to play interesting electronic instruments. Great for kids and adults!
Jerusalem Esquig

22 April 2017

My family loves music. We enjoyed looking at the different instruments and music from then.
Enders Jeesh

20 March 2017

It should be called the History of Modern Musical Instruments Museum. I go the impression from the name that it was more of an interactive experience which it's not really. Spent only 30 min there. Would not recommend.
Cory Halverson

12 March 2017

What a cool experience. We all communicate in different forms. With hands, lips, instruments, poems, rythmn. I most lowest and darkest times in life I turn to music for a pick me up.
Fernando Islas

16 January 2017

this museum is tucked away the older ladies at the front were thrilled to receive us! they have a great introduction and from there it was all up to us. it's a great walk through and a hands on museum for the most part. the best parts were actually being able to play some of the instruments. my personal favorite was the beatles drum kit they had. wow.
Pradeep Mohanannair

12 December 2016

Went there for a event.

This is a hidden treasure and great place that every music lover have to visit.
It's a very small museum relatively, but it is packed with some great information. Every nook and corner have lovely instrument. Not like other museum, you could try each of these instruments. And some of these are very old and rare instruments, at the end where you could try these instruments, they even have instructions for the same.

Price: Admission is $10 for admission also they have student discount. This place has a private parking lot and can handle good crowd.

Staff are great.