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Written by the people who design and lead our tours: how to plan a music road trip, where musicians go on their night off, how to read the Blues Trail, and how to survive Jazz Fest.
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Nashville to New Orleans is about 530 miles by the music route. Lorna on the order that works, how many nights each stop needs, and the mistakes she sees most.
By Lorna Beckett, Founder and managing director
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Written by Celeste Arceneaux, Darnell Hayes, Jenna Kowalski, Lorna Beckett and Wade Pruitt.
Timed tickets, the guided tour, Studio A and the new galleries. Jenna on how to do the Motown Museum properly and where to go after.
By Jenna Kowalski
The church from the Delta, Studio A and Isaac Hayes's gold Cadillac. Darnell on how long to give Stax and how to fit it in with Sun.
By Darnell Hayes
Red's, Ground Zero, the Delta Blues Museum and the crossroads. Darnell on which nights have music, where to sleep and when to come.
By Darnell Hayes
Four free days of jazz by the Detroit River. Jenna on the stages, what to bring, where to stay and which clubs to try after dark.
By Jenna Kowalski
Broadway is fun for a night. Wade played there for six years and spent his nights off somewhere else. Here is where, and how to get in.
By Wade Pruitt
Two hundred blue signs across Mississippi, each with a story. Darnell picks the ten he would stop at if he only had two days in the Delta.
By Darnell Hayes
Five famous rooms, all open to visitors, all different. Which one to choose when you only have one morning, and which to save for a longer trip.
By Lorna Beckett
Fourteen stages, seventy food booths and seven hours. Celeste has been going since she was a child and explains how to do it without missing what matters.
By Celeste Arceneaux
Detroit and Cleveland are three hours apart and tell one story. Jenna grew up between them and built the tour that links them.
By Jenna Kowalski
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