The Moogseum represents the convergence of the Foundation’s goals of educating and inspiring people through electronic music, just as Bob did himself. It serves as an educational, historical, and cultural resource to Western North Carolina and the worldwide electronic music community through the following experiences:

• Patching Sound: Understanding Modular Synthesis, a hands-on opportunity to “patch” sounds on a synthesizer interface by connecting various modules.
• A multi-media, interactive Bob Moog Timeline, with access to over 700 archival items and rare photographs.
• The all-important story of Leon Theremin and his seminal invention, the theremin, both inspirational forces in Bob’s life. Exhibits include rare theremins that Bob created, including some of his earliest models.
• Making Waves: The Theremin includes interactive theremins and oscilloscopes, providing a lesson on understanding waveforms and how to play the theremin.
• The “How Electricity Becomes Sound” immersive visualization dome invites guests to step inside a circuit board and trace electricity as it evolves into sound, delving into the very heart of Bob’s work in sound synthesis.
• Recreation of Bob’s Workbench, and an exhibit on modular synthesis, featuring a legendary modular that includes prototype modules from the late 60’s.
• Interactive History of Synthesis timeline which features 34 historical and contemporary developments in the field of synthesis, from 1896 to 1995.
• Hands-On Synthesis, where visitors of all skill levels can learn about the building blocks of synthesis and about sculpting sound in a guided lesson
• The Moogseum Store featuring legacy-related items and other interesting collectibles.