Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Moogseum?

The Moogseum is the museum that brings synthesizer pioneer Bob Moog’s legacy to life. Our facility explores his contribution to the world of sound and music with multi-sensory, interactive timelines and exhibits, an immersive dome presenting how electricity becomes sound, historical exploration of synthesizers, and the opportunity for guests to play both theremins and Moog synthesizers.

What are the hours of the Moogseum?

The Moogseum is open Tuesday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and is closed on all major holidays.

Can I buy tickets online?

Yes, tickets are available online here and in person at the Moogseum.

How much time should I allot to visit the Moogseum?

Guests average approximately 45 minutes while touring the exhibits. The Moogseum is self-guided so you are welcome to spend as much time as you would like during our hours of operation.

Is the Moogseum child-friendly?

Yes! The Moogseum features multiple interactive exhibits to delight and entertain all ages, including hands-on instruction for playing the theremin and synthesizers.

Is there a tour guide or schedule?

The Moogseum is a self-guided experience with an overview of the exhibits provided by the staff at the ticket counter.

Is the Moogseum handicap accessible?

Yes, the Moogseum is ADA compliant. If you are in need of any specific disability aid, please get in touch with us so that we can ensure your visit is as enjoyable as possible.

Is photography allowed in the exhibit area?

No, photography and videography are not allowed in the exhibit area. In the Moogseum Store, we welcome guests to take photos on our Minimoog sofa behind which features a large portrait of Bob, painted by local artist Dustin Spagnola.

Does the Moogseum provide parking?

The Moogseum does not have its own parking facility. There are several parking decks nearby, as well as metered street parking. For more information about city parking decks visit Park In a Parking Garage. For real-time counts of open spots in Asheville parking decks visit Where’s Parking?

Can I volunteer for the Moogseum or the Bob Moog Foundation?

Yes! The Foundation and Moogseum are non-profits and your support helps. Although there are currently no continuous positions, special events and other projects benefit from the help of volunteers. Please sign up to stay informed of opportunities here: Volunteer.

How do I donate to the Moogseum?

You can make a donation at the Moogseum, in cash or by credit card, or you can donate online at: Donate

We also welcome donations of a wide variety of archival material including synthesizers, theremins, photos, schematics, company memorabilia, product catalogs, correspondence, and much more.
Please contact us at (828) 258-1262 for more details.

Are there any souvenirs to purchase?

The Moogseum Store offers an array of legacy items for sale to celebrate your visit as well as gifts for discerning friends.

Why is the Moogseum in Asheville?

Bob lived in Asheville for the last 25 years of his life. The company that he started, Moog Music, is located in Asheville, as is the Bob Moog Foundation.  “Bob’s Early Connection to Asheville” exhibit inside the Moogseum provides detailed information to this question.

Is the Moogseum part of Moog Music?

No. The Moogseum is a project of the Bob Moog Foundation. The Bob Moog Foundation is an independent 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the legacy of Bob Moog by inspiring people of all ages and walks of life through the intersection of science, music, and innovation. We are not formally associated with the manufacturing company Moog Music, Inc.

Still have questions?

Email us at info@moogseum.org or call 828-258-1262.