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  • OMG - THEY HAVE A JONAS BROTHERS EXHIBIT!! Remember that line, you'll be screaming it later out of shock or pleasure, depending on your age. I spent a few hours at the MIM today for their pre-grand opening and it was really refreshing. To be honest, it's something that one would not expect here in Arizona simply because we don't have a history of having art appreciating venues. I'm attracted to good architecture and interior design so if you don't really appreciate music, at least come for the architecture to observe the space inside, the way each exhibit is displayed, etc... It's really impressive. For example, almost all the walls have this faux venetian finish that gives the walls a very rich feel. Upstairs the flooring is mainly wood but they have tile and stone downstairs and in some areas of the museum they have carpet squares like in the store and play area downstairs. If you're a flip flops kinda person, do yourself a favor and wear some decent tennis shoes. So yeah, sweet architecture / interior design - check. Instruments - double check! Wow. It's really interesting to see how music can be made with such a variety of instruments. The instruments displayed are not only interesting because of HOW they make music, but often times, I found myself taking photos of them simply because of their design and the vibrant colors used in the making of the instruments. Trust me, take a camera or you wish you had. Nearly every country you can think of is represented and it's nice that they not only have the name of the country displayed but an area map with the country highlighted for those who are geographically challenged. One particular aspect of this museum that makes it so great is that not only do you get to see the variety of musical instruments around the world, you also get location sensitive headphones to hear HOW THEY SOUND at each exhibit. So if you are near an exhibit showcasing Steinway pianos, you'll hear the audio that corresponds to the video covering the build process of the pianos. Checking out the drums from Africa? Yep, there's audio to that too. Cool. Would I go again? Yep. I think it's a great place to take kids who are interested in music and to let them learn to appreciate how music is made around the world.
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