Museum of Christian and Gospel Music Launches New Interactive Website
The Museum of Christian and Gospel Music in Nashville launched a redesigned website on August 5, 2026. The site gives visitors access to the museum's history, exhibit information, and a schedule of upcoming performances at its Catinas Arts Cafe.
The Museum of Christian and Gospel Music in Nashville launched a new interactive website on August 5, 2026, giving fans and visitors a digital home to explore the museum's collections and upcoming events.
The museum, located in Nashville's historic Jefferson Street corridor, focuses on the history and cultural impact of gospel music in America. Its flagship exhibit, "Soundtrack to the Movement," traces the role of gospel music in the civil rights movement.
The new website allows users to browse exhibit information, plan visits, and subscribe to the museum's Backstage Pass newsletter. It also features a calendar of performances at the Catinas Arts Cafe, an intimate venue inside the museum that has hosted artists including Amy Grant, CeCe Winans, and MercyMe.
Upcoming events listed on the site include an album release show for Stryper on August 26, a Jason Crabb album release show on August 27, and a Punk Praise Night featuring Grace Graber and Friends on September 3.
The museum has grown steadily since opening. It serves as a gathering place for gospel music fans, historians, and artists who want to connect with the genre's roots.
"Gospel music is American music," said a museum spokesperson. "This website helps us share that story with people who can't always make it to Nashville in person."
The museum is a nonprofit organization. It relies on ticket sales, donations, and partnerships with the gospel music industry to fund its operations and programming.
