The Grammy Museum's Sonic Playground: Where accessibility meets creativity
Funded by the Campaign for Music Education, the Grammy Museum's Sonic Playground allows visitors of all ages to tap into their musical potential. The new interactive exhibit opens Friday, Feb. 14.
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Dozens of World War II bombs unearthed at children's playground in northern England
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House Republican blasts Beyoncé as 'DEI' winner at Grammy Awards
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A Met Museum guard becomes a star
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Chappell Roan responds to writer who criticized her Grammy speech
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Brooklyn Museum Will Lay Off Employees and Scale Back Exhibitions
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How Ukrainian artists channeled their creativity into documenting war
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