The DJ Museum

DJ History, Music Technology, and Interactive Exhibits in Las Vegas

The DJ Museum is a music and cultural-history attraction on South Maryland Parkway in Las Vegas. Its exhibits explore the development of DJing through records, photographs, printed materials, turntables, mixers, speakers, studio equipment, interactive displays, and stories from radio, club, mobile, hip-hop, dance-music, and digital DJ culture.

The museum also hosts workshops, educational programs, community activities, performances, private gatherings, and special events. Vinyl Hall and The Chamber Lounge are reservable spaces inside the facility.

Exhibits, interactive equipment, programs, admission prices, operating hours, tours, event access, and private-room availability can change. Review the current museum information before visiting.

Last reviewed: July 26, 2026. Hours, tickets, exhibits, workshops, tours, special events, private rentals, parking, accessibility, and visitor policies can change.

Quick Facts | Location | Exhibits | Interactive Activities | Tickets | Children and Families | Programs and Events | Private Events | Photography | Accessibility | Parking | Transportation | Visitor Tips | FAQ

Quick Facts

Official Name:
The DJ Museum

Address:
3507 S. Maryland Parkway, Suite 6, Las Vegas, NV 89169

Phone:
(725) 270-9664

Venue Type:
Music museum, DJ-culture museum, interactive educational attraction, workshop venue, community-event space, and private-event facility

Location:
On South Maryland Parkway across from The Boulevard Mall

Current Public Hours:
Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Current Closing Days:
Sunday and Monday

Admission:
Museum tickets, program registrations, event tickets, invitations, and private-event credentials may use different prices and entry terms.

Age Guidance:
The museum describes itself as family-friendly and suitable for children. Individual events may use separate age or supervision rules.

Exhibit Focus:
DJ history, recorded music, radio, club culture, turntables, mixers, studio equipment, memorabilia, music technology, and the transition from analog to digital DJing

Additional Uses:
Workshops, classes, educational programs, community events, performances, private parties, meetings, art programs, and creative gatherings

Private-Event Areas:
Vinyl Hall and The Chamber Lounge

Parking:
Shared surface parking is available at the commercial property. Availability and restrictions may change.

Important:
The museum states that exhibits may rotate every three to six months. A particular artifact or display should not be assumed to remain available.

Location and Arrival

The DJ Museum is located at 3507 S. Maryland Parkway, Suite 6, across from The Boulevard Mall and east of the Las Vegas Strip.

The museum occupies a suite within a commercial property containing shared parking, drive aisles, sidewalks, neighboring businesses, and service areas.

Use the complete address and suite number when requesting directions. A mapping service may identify the larger shopping property rather than the museum’s exact entrance.

Allow extra time for parking and locating Suite 6, especially during a workshop, private function, community program, or simultaneous event.

Exhibits and Museum Layout

The museum presents the history and cultural impact of DJing through records, photographs, printed materials, equipment, educational displays, memorabilia, and multimedia elements.

Topics may include early radio DJs, sound-system culture, mobile DJs, clubs, disco, hip-hop, house music, dance music, turntablism, recording formats, DJ technology, and the movement from analog equipment to digital systems.

Displays can include turntables, mixers, speakers, records, carrying cases, studio equipment, flyers, magazines, photographs, clothing, and other DJ-related materials.

The museum states that exhibits may rotate every three to six months. Current artifacts, themes, room arrangements, and multimedia features may differ from older photographs or reviews.

Some objects are protected museum pieces and may not be touched. Follow posted instructions and staff directions.

Interactive Equipment and Learning Activities

The museum may offer supervised opportunities to learn about turntables, mixers, studio equipment, DJ techniques, music technology, and related interactive activities.

Interactive access depends on staffing, equipment condition, visitor volume, age, scheduled workshops, private events, and current museum procedures.

Do not touch turntables, records, mixers, speakers, display cases, controls, cables, or other equipment unless staff confirms that the item is part of an interactive activity.

Children should remain under adult supervision around electronic equipment, cables, display stands, records, and protected artifacts.

Workshops and instructional programs may require separate registration and may not be included with ordinary admission.

Tickets, Tours, and Admission

Admission may be sold through the museum’s official website or an authorized ticketing provider. Prices, local discounts, child policies, group rates, fees, and promotional offers can change.

Confirm the date, entry time, number of guests, age category, taxes, service fees, refund terms, and included activities before completing a purchase.

Walk-in admission may be available during public hours, but capacity, private events, workshops, staffing, and special programs can affect entry.

Guided or personalized experiences may require advance scheduling. Do not assume that the founder, a professional DJ, or another specific guide will conduct every visit.

Tickets purchased from an unauthorized reseller may be invalid, duplicated, overpriced, or unsupported by the museum.

Children, Families, and School Groups

The museum identifies itself as family-friendly and welcomes visitors of different ages.

Parents should consider the child’s comfort with recorded music, speakers, changing light levels, electronic equipment, exhibit cases, and group activities.

Children should remain with a responsible adult unless they are participating in a supervised program that expressly permits another arrangement.

A standard museum ticket does not automatically include a class, youth workshop, craft activity, orientation, or special event.

School, youth, camp, and community groups should contact the museum before arriving to discuss capacity, supervision, transportation, accessibility, scheduling, and educational goals.

Workshops, Performances, and Community Programs

The DJ Museum may host DJ orientations, youth activities, art programs, listening sessions, workshops, performances, networking events, comedy, karaoke, community gatherings, and other special programs.

Each event controls its own date, hours, admission, age rule, capacity, seating, sound level, food and drink policy, photography, refund terms, and accessibility arrangements.

A special event may operate before or after regular museum hours and may provide limited access to ordinary exhibits.

Current performers, teachers, event titles, prices, dates, and limited-time programs belong on individual event pages rather than in this permanent venue description.

Vinyl Hall, The Chamber Lounge, and Private Rentals

The museum offers spaces for private events, creative gatherings, workshops, meetings, small weddings, parties, screenings, art programs, listening sessions, and corporate functions.

Vinyl Hall is described by the museum as an approximately 1,500-square-foot open event area. The Chamber Lounge is described as an approximately 800-square-foot lounge for smaller gatherings. :contentReference[oaicite:8]{index=8}

Available capacity depends on furniture, exhibits, staging, sound equipment, dance space, accessibility routes, food service, security, vendors, and fire-code requirements.

DJ equipment, sound, lighting, seating, tables, catering, alcohol, insurance, staffing, cleanup, decorations, rehearsal time, and museum access should not be assumed to be included.

A rental inquiry does not reserve Vinyl Hall, The Chamber Lounge, museum galleries, equipment, staff, or an event date until the museum confirms the agreement.

Photography, Recording, and Exhibit Care

Personal photography may be permitted in eligible areas, but flash, tripods, professional equipment, filming, commercial sessions, and recording may require advance approval.

Some photographs, album artwork, magazines, posters, recordings, videos, and loaned artifacts may have copyright, privacy, donor, or licensing restrictions.

Do not move objects, lean on display stands, cross barriers, touch protected records, or place personal belongings on exhibit cases.

Private photo shoots, content creation, interviews, performances, and commercial filming should be arranged directly with the museum.

Accessibility and Guest Assistance

The museum is located in a commercial suite reached from shared surface parking and pedestrian walkways.

Guests who need an accessible parking space, step-free entrance, wheelchair clearance, seating, service-animal accommodation, sensory adjustment, written exhibit information, or another arrangement should contact the museum before visiting.

Exhibit layouts, temporary displays, event furniture, speakers, cables, stanchions, and private functions may alter ordinary circulation.

Not every interactive station, event setup, lounge seat, or exhibit viewpoint necessarily provides identical access.

Staff should be notified when a guest needs assistance reaching an exhibit, participating in an activity, or storing a mobility device without blocking an aisle.

Parking and Passenger Drop-Off

Shared surface parking is available at the commercial property containing The DJ Museum.

Parking availability can change during museum events, nearby business activity, weekends, holidays, and peak shopping periods.

Use only legal public spaces. Do not park in fire lanes, loading areas, reserved stalls, accessible spaces without authorization, or spaces assigned to another business.

Passenger drop-off should not block the museum entrance, sidewalk, accessible route, drive aisle, or emergency access.

The museum’s reference to available parking should not be interpreted as a guarantee that a space will be directly beside Suite 6.

Rideshare, Taxi, and Public Transit

Use the complete address, including Suite 6, when requesting rideshare or taxi service.

Confirm the pickup pin before leaving the museum. Large commercial properties may have several driveways and passenger-loading points.

Maryland Parkway is served by public transportation. Routes, stops, fares, schedules, and service changes should be confirmed through the current transit provider.

Visitors walking from a nearby property should use marked crossings and sidewalks rather than crossing parking areas or Maryland Parkway outside designated routes.

Tips Before You Visit

Check the current schedule.
The published hours are Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., but private events and holidays may affect access.

Use the suite number.
The museum is in Suite 6 within a larger commercial property.

Confirm ticket inclusions.
Classes, tours, workshops, and special events may require separate registration.

Expect changing exhibits.
A display seen in an older photograph may have rotated out.

Ask before touching equipment.
Some items are interactive, while others are protected museum artifacts.

Supervise children.
The museum contains electronic equipment, cables, records, speakers, and display stands.

Explore other museums.
Use the Las Vegas museums guide to compare additional cultural attractions.

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