Who owns the Louis Armstrong House Museum?
The House itself is owned by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and is administered by Queens College under a long-term license agreement. After the passing of Lucille […]
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What changes were made to the House before it opened as a Museum?
The bulk of the work performed on the House in 2002 was repairs and conservation. There are three major changes: (1) Louis’s den has been restored to look exactly as […]
What is the House like today?
The House today is basically a private home, left almost exactly as it was when Lucille Armstrong lived there, and very much the way it was when Louis lived there. […]
When did the Museum open to the public?
The ribbon-cutting to open the Louis Armstrong House Museum was held on October 15, 2003. A musical celebration followed, headlined by world-famous trumpeter Jon Faddis. Other musicians and musical acts […]
Is there a mailing list for events at the Museum?
Absolutely! Our free e-mail newsletter, e-Pops, will keep you informed about special events, news and announcements. We also hold special events for our members.