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Located on Fourth Avenue N in the Birmingham Civil Rights District, the Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame is dedicated to preserving and presenting jazz music. It was founded in 1978 and opened as a museum in 1993. The 2,200 square foot space displays instruments, paintings, quilts, and other jazz-related memorabilia including personal belongings of jazz greats like Ella Fitzgerald.

The museum sponsors jazz performances at various venues around the city and also introduces jazz music to students at schools through visits by musicians. It also sponsors free weekly jazz classes and is the home of the Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame Student All-Star Band.

1631 Fourth Avenue N, Birmingham, AL, Phone: 205-327-9424

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