O Street Museum Foundation: Programs; Raw and Exposed

Bob Dylan in studio
from bobdylan.com

Bob Dylan
As the pre-eminent singer/songwriter of the sixties, Bob Dylan provided the voice of a new generation in both style and substance. Motivating millions to think and capturing the changing moods of a nation Dylan fast became an American icon.

Dylan’s steadfast belief in his message and dedication to his roots solidified him as a legend; being honored in 2008 with a Pulitzer Prize for his profound impact on popular music and American culture.

We are proud to honor this gifted artist at O Street Museum Foundation with a collection of memorabilia including; two signed guitars (one that marks his Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction in 1988 that says “Knocking at Heaven’s Door”), a signed baseball and a host of vintage photographs that document his illustrious career.

Raw and Exposed

Donation: $60/person
Please note Raw and Exposed is limited to 10 participants.

Join us for an exploration of the creative processs in music. For this journey we combine behind-the-scene stories and rare studio cuts of the worlds most renowned r&b, rock n’ roll, blues, country and folk legends. We dig into our vast archives so you can experience these prolific musicians working out, lyrics, melodies, harmonies and accompaniments to the songs you know and love.

Our library includes:

Bob Dylan
Bruce Springsteen
Grateful Dead
Janis Joplin
Jimi Hendrix
John Lennon
Neil Young
Paul Williams
Queen
The Beatles
The Eagles
and many more

After your presentation we invite you to explore the rest of the museum where you will find over 60 signed Gibson guitars, many by the artists featured in this series.

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