Really cool museum. Very interesting and the tour guide was amazing. Lauren was easy to talk to and answered all of our questions. My son and I were on vacation from Connecticut and this was one of his favorite places. He even got to play one of the guitars. Definitely would recommend to any guitar lover

What a great experience we had at GIG. We went with friends and even made a new friend with our docent, Henry. Henry was kind, knowledgeable, and his enthusiasm shines as he shows you around the museum. Well worth the $5 entry. One could spend as little as 20-30 minutes or more here perusing the lovely collection.

Noting this is a small space and quick tour but the exhibits come alive through the stories told by guides. Ours, Henri (nb with an i) was a gem. Knowledgeable, engaging, a player, student and lover of music. His enthusiasm was infectious. Ideal for folks but not essential to enjoy the art on display cafes next door if need - & Bellmont campus grounds impressive too!

This was a gem - and Lauren the knowledgeable host was excellent. Definitely check it out next time you are in Nashville.

If you are an average guitar player like me and enjoy instruments, then this place may be for you! A fantastic collection of 1890's to 1950's guitars and mandolins tucked away on the beautiful Belmont University campus....certainly a great find off the beaten path here in Nashville. The $5 fee is a steal of a deal! Besides, you can sit down and play a 1930 Martin like I did. You won't be sorry!