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… Read more
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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… Read more
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…. Read more
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… Read more
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.