Discover the heartbeat of Australia's jazz legacy at the Australian Jazz Museum, a vibrant tribute to the nation's rich jazz history. Located in Wantirna, the museum invites music enthusiasts and curious visitors to explore a world of rhythm and melody.
The Australian Jazz Museum boasts an impressive collection focusing solely on Australian contributions to jazz. Its extensive archive includes over 100,000 Australian artifacts, encompassing everything from rare disc recording and CDs to fascinating memorabilia including posters, books and musical instruments. This collection not only celebrates Australia's jazz pioneers but also highlights the country's enduring influence on the global jazz stage.
Visitors can delve into the evocative displays and exhibitions that breathe life into Australia's extraordinary jazz heritage. The Museum also proudly preserves the Australian Jazz Convention's historic collection, a treasure trove dating back to 1946, offering a unique glimpse into the evolution of jazz over the decades.
Whether you're a jazz aficionado or new to the genre, the Australian Jazz Museum promises an inspiring journey through sound and history. Celebrate the vibrant culture of jazz and explore the stories that have shaped the music loved by all today.
The Museum is open every Tuesday and Wednesday. Private guided group tours are available by appointment.
The Museum is now available to view online at the Virtual Museum. You can access this via the Museum website.
