We visited the Music Instrument Museum today. This place was absolutely incredible. You could spend an entire day here pretty easily. They had an amazing breadth of musical instruments and musician specific content. You got a wireless headphone that you wore and as you approached various displays you would start hearing the sound, automatically.

We could have used more time to explore. They also did very good with COVID-19 precautions. They sold only timed tickets and only allowed a limited number of people. Everyone wore masks all the time. It felt very safe. This is the only indoor thing we have done here in Arizona.

Teenage girl in yellow shorts and sandals leaning on the large MIM letters sign outside, surrounded by desert landscaping and trees. *Mazie posing in front of the Music Instrument Museum.* Museum gallery displaying a giant double bass as centerpiece, surrounded by diverse instruments on green walls, with a masked visitor browsing *Giant string instrument.* Johnny Cash museum display with black suit, acoustic guitar, Grammy award, vinyl records, and a video screen showing Cash performing *They many of these artist displays and the sound would just start in your headphones as you approached.* Gold Steinway and Sons cast iron piano harp suspended as a display beside a black Steinway grand piano in a museum gallery. *The video that went with this about how a Steinway piano is created was amazing.* Ukrainian folk display with traditional embroidered costume, violins, banduras, a decorated accordion, and a duda bagpipe made from an animal skin. *There were displays for various countries and their specific music. They had a well populated section on Ukraine.* Family of four wearing masks and audio guide headsets posing for a selfie in a guitar gallery *Family selfie in front of a variety of guitars.*