The Moogseum, located at 56 Broadway Street in downtown Asheville, NC is the hallmark project of the Bob Moog Foundation. Come visit this one-of-a-kind immersive, interactive museum where Bob Moog’s pioneering legacy and the science of sound comes alive to inspire people of all ages. Please leave your name and email address to receive updates on our progress and for special event invites! Join us as we inspire the next generation of innovative thinkers.

Inside the Moogseum

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

 

Minimoog Through the Ages

The Bob Moog Foundation is excited to announce “Minimoog Through the Ages,” a special five-day exhibit exploring the groundbreaking design, enduring musical influence, and distinctive histories of the iconic Minimoog synthesizer. On view November 12–16, 2026, at the Moogseum in downtown Asheville, the collection will span more than five decades of the instrument’s history, from early R.A. Moog and muSonics instruments to contemporary Model D editions.

Alongside the evolution of this pioneering analog synthesizer, the exhibit will explore the individual stories of instruments connected to influential musicians, composers, and innovators. Admission during the temporary exhibit is $14.95 per person. Optional audio tours are also available.

Audio Tours

The Moogseum offers visitors an additional layer to our exhibits: AUDIO TOURS! Narrated by Michelle Moog-Koussa, Executive Director of the Bob Moog Foundation, this extra feature is designed to accompany existing Moogseum exhibits and provide deeper context for the information presented.

The audio tour is easily accessed with your smartphone. Use your own earbuds, or we can provide noise-canceling headphones as an add-on for ticket purchases.

Exhibit Highlight

Learn more about the Moogseum’s exhibit, Patching Sound, from the exhibit’s designer, Reek Havok:

 

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