On Feb. 6, Marley: A Family Legacy, the temporary exhibit celebrating the musical accomplishments of Bob Marley’s wife and children, will conclude its year-long stay at the Grammy Museum in downtown Los Angeles. 

Guests have just over a week left to enjoy the exhibition displaying many artifacts on loan from the Marley family; pieces include guitars from Ziggy and Ky-Mani Marley, clothing from Rita, Sharon, Cedella, and Julian Marley, and items from Stephen and Damian Marley, as well as, an interactive booth offering a virtual drum lesson from venerated reggae drummer Santa Davis.

For fans of classic rock, the Museum offers two additional temporary exhibits: Bruce Springsteen Live and The Rolling Stones 1972: Photographs by Jim Marshall. The Springsteen exhibit runs through April 2 and features a slew of guitars, stage clothes, gear, posters, and memorabilia documenting The Boss’s illustrious live performance history. The Rolling Stones exhibit, which will run until June 4, contains a gallery of original photos from Jim Marshall documenting The Rolling Stones’ tour stops and Exile On Main Street recording sessions in Southern California five decades ago.

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