Sigal Music Museum

Sigal Music Museum celebrates music through the ages by entertaining and informing audiences through interactive exhibits, educational programs, and intimate concert performances.

Currently on display at Sigal Music Museum is "Sounds of America," an exhibit that endeavors to tell the story of music in America by examining its artists, recordings, and technologies from 1775 to the present day. The exhibit features a variety of genres and includes some exciting local examples. Exhibit highlights include an interactive recording studio, the first piano ever advertised and sold in America (1775), Josh White's 1943 Martin Guitar, a retrospective of technologies for recording and listening to music, the "Oldest Original" Steinway & Sons piano, and much more!

The Carolina Music Museum is now known as the “Sigal Music Museum” thanks to a generous gift of the expansive Marlowe A. Sigal Collection. The museum is a 501(c)3 organization founded by Greenville arts advocates with the goal of creating the leading center for preserving and celebrating global musical narratives. The museum resides in the only remaining building of the 1930s Coca-Cola Bottling Company. Visitors include music aficionados, students, and tourists from across the country and the world.