Rocky Bucano on the NYC landmarks that birthed hip-hop
From 1520 Sedgwick Avenue to Haffen Park, the pioneering DJ and founder of The Hip Hop Museum shares where to
The Official Record of Hip Hop
Anchored in the birthplace of the culture, The Hip Hop Museum in the Bronx celebrates and preserves the history of local and global Hip Hop to inspire, empower, and promote understanding.
Two Legends Collide for The 50th Anniversary of Hip Hop: TATS Crew & Mitchell Ness join forces to represent this milestone in the world of music and culture with their new limited edition drop with the NBA. Pre-order now before they are all gone.
Designed by: The TATS Crew / BX 4 Life
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The New Amazing Book and Clothing Capsule “50 years of Hip Hop Flyers” by Pete Nice & Paradise Grey (X to the 3rd), Tramp and FINEART.HIPHOP
Bringing the people some great memories of when they first stepped in the place to be and heard the Dj playing their favorite jam!
Designed by: Pete Nice & Paradise Grey (X to the 3rd) Tramp from Sure Shot
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Legend of the lens Joe Conzo is puttin’ some puzzles on ya, with sweet street snaps from the wayback
Available here
From 1520 Sedgwick Avenue to Haffen Park, the pioneering DJ and founder of The Hip Hop Museum shares where to
Founded in 2015 to document, preserve, and celebrate the culture of hip-hop, the 52,000-square-foot museum is scheduled to open in
Check Out Highlights From The Inaugural Hip-Hop Museum Benefit Gala THE STAR-STUDDED BENEFIT GALA CELEBRATED 50 YEARS OF HIP-HOP, THE
City officials unveil 542-unit affordable housing complex at future home of hip-hop museum in South Bronx. Elected leaders and city
Listen to an interview with THHM Executive Directory, Rocky Bucano, Episode 34 of the History of Being Black Podcast.
You heard that right. The THHM will be launching into the metavere this spring. Check out coverage from the New
Make a donation to The Hip Hop Museum.
Together we can preserve the past, celebrate the present, and ensure the culture’s future! The Hip Hop Museum is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization (EIN #46-5278190).
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The Hip Hop Museum Black Music Month Panel, In collaboration with Institute of Museum and Library Services and Queens Public
Saturday, June 17, 2023, at 5 pm (EST) and 2 pm (PST) Join The Hip Hop Museum as we continue
Benny Cruz, interdisciplinary artist and THHM Donor photographed by Jens FranzénJens Franzén, photographer and THHM Donor photographed by Bruce Gilden
If you know how and why Hip Hop began, you know how powerful storytelling – for the sake of justice,
“Growing up a small poor white kid in a multi-ethnic neighborhood in Milwaukee, I am glad that Hip Hop found
Our Hip Hop historians are available to provide guided tours of the [R]Evolution of Hip Hop for groups of 10 or more. Email us to discuss.
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The Hip Hop Museum (THHM) is the Official Record of Hip Hop.
Located in the Bronx, New York it is the place where Hip Hop will exponentially flourish.
The Hip Hop Museum is a 501(c)(3) tax exempt non-profit charity registered in the state of New York.
THHM is an acronym for The Hip Hop Museum.
Hip Hop is a cultural movement that started in the Bronx, New York.
It consists of five elements that have inspired, entertained and influenced
people all over the world.
The Hip Hop community is made up of people who are fans of and support Hip Hop globally.
Hip Hop is considered a culture because it has its own music, dance, art, way tof dress and community.
The five elements of Hip Hop are:
Hip Hop has been influenced by many cultures but Caribbean, African and Latin cultures are its primary influences. You can see the influence in various dances, art, songs and fashion.
You can help support Hip Hop and the THHM in three ways:
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PO Box 6001
Bronx, New York 10451
PO Box 6001
Bronx, New York 10451
