EXHIBIT GUIDE - The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum

EXHIBIT GUIDE

ENJOY YOUR VISIT• A five- to six-hour touring experience with seven floors of exhibitionspace, spanning 150,000 sq. ft.• 18 permanent exhibits highlighting the history of rock and roll,from its roots to the present• Interactive listening stations• Films showing in several theaters, including the Hall of Fame, whichfeatures a dramatic multi-media gallery on three giant screens totell the story of the Rock Hall inducteesNote: There may be lines for some of the films. Please refer to theLED screens located outside of some theaters for start times.If you are here for more than one day, become a member and enjoy free admissionall year long. Memberships, admissions and store purchases help fund our effortsto educate the world on the social significance of the rock and roll art form.“A CHANGE IS GONNA COME”This fall, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum will begin amajor redesign. For the first time since the Museum opened 15 yearsago, the galleries will be revamped to reshape and improve the visitorexperience and create a more cohesive and flowing narrative aboutthe history of rock and roll. In addition, all of the audio-videoinstallations and interactive kiosks will be upgraded to make themstate of the art.While we recognize that some of the work and changes we make will attimes be an inconvenience, we’re working hard to minimize the impacton the visitor experience. Our hours of operation will stay the same, mostof the work will be done after hours and we’ll only close small portions ofthe Stop Museum by our as kiosk necessary in the to lobby update for exhibits. a special offer!

EXPLORING THE MUSEUMLobby/Plaza level (L)• Right Here, Right Now featuring today’s hot artists.• The Museum Store carries official Museum merchandise,as well as a wide selection of music and books.Lower LEVEL (G) - Ahmet M. Ertegun Main Exhibit Hall• Legends of Rock and Roll• Treasures from the VaultSPECIAL EXHIBITION:• ELVIS 1956: Photographs by Alfred Wertheimer(September 11, 2010 – January 2, 2011)INTERACTIVE LISTENING EXHIBIT:• The Beat Goes On – Performer Influence DatabaseFILM:• Mystery Train CCAlso on this level: Hip-Hop, Elvis, the Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison and the Rolling Stones.LEVEL 2• Architects of Rock and Roll featuring Les Paul, Alan Freed and Sam Phillips• Listen to the Music: Rock and Roll and the Evolution of Audio Technology• Rolling Stone magazineINTERACTIVE LISTENING EXHIBIT:• The New Sound: Les Paul and the Electric GuitarFILM:• Video Killed the Radio Star (11 minutes) (Advisory: Contains mature themes)LEVEL 3• HALL OF FAME WING Inside is a multi-media production (shown continuously) (63 minutes)that combines film footage, music, interviews, animation and stillphotography to tell the stories of the Hall of Fame Inductees. This areaalso features ceremony highlights and artifacts from this year’s Inductees.• CAFÉ serves refreshments, light meals and is accessible to ticketed Museum visitors and members.• Also on this Level: Janis Joplin and Rick NelsonLEVEL 4• Pink Floyd The WallINTERACTIVE LISTENING EXHIBIT:• Hall of Fame Inductee JukeboxesFILMS:• Foster Theater: (See posted sign for current film information)LEVELS 5 & 6RestroomsCoat CheckATMSPECIAL EXHIBITION AREA FEATURING:• From Asbury Park to the Promised Land: The Life and Music of Bruce Springsteen(Open now through 2010)• Alan Freed Radio Studio - Watch and listen to SIRIUS DJs live from our state-of-the-art studioStay Connected!Sign up for the Rock Hall’s e-newsletter atwww.rockhall.com/newsletter and be the firstto receive the latest updates on upcoming exhibits,special events, exclusive giveaways and more!

INFORMATIONHours (subject to change)Open 7 days a week 10am-5:30pmWednesdays 10am-9pmClosed Thanksgiving and Christmas DaySummer HoursMemorial Day-Labor DayOpen daily 10am-5:30pmWednesdays & Saturdays 10am-9pmTicketingTickets can be purchased at the InformationDesk (lobby/plaza level) or Will Call.Members: Please go to the Information Deskfor admission.Museum MembershipBecome a member of the Museum and receivefree admission all year, store discounts, advancenotice about exhibits and programs, and more.Join at the info desk in the lobby or call216-515-8425.Advisory NoticeThe Museum exhibits contain straightforwarddepictions of the history of rock and roll andits culture. Some exhibits and films containmature themes and images.A Note on Changing ExhibitsTo capture the ever-evolving spirit of rock androll, the exhibits are changed frequently andsome items are displayed on a temporary basis.As such, areas of the Museum may be closedduring your visit.VISITOR SERVICE & SECURITYVisitor Services staff are stationed throughoutthe Museum. Please feel free to ask them fordirections or assistance during your visit.Security Representatives are located throughoutthe building to ensure your safety and security.In case of an emergency, dial 1268 on theMuseum’s house phones (located on all levelsof the Museum).Docents are available for guided tours. Pleasevisit the Information Desk for tour start times.We appreciate any comments or suggestions thatyou may have in regards to your experience hereat our museum. Comment forms are available atthe Information Desk.PhotographyDue to our agreement with artists and donors whohave generously loaned or donated artifacts to theMuseum, photography and video are allowed onlyin the Museum lobby. All cameras and cell phoneswith digital cameras must be checked at Coat andCamera Check before touring.ACCESSIBILITYThe Museum is wheelchair accessible andelevators serve all levels. Visitor Servicesmaintains a limited supply of wheelchairs andstrollers at the Information Desk (lobby/plazalevel). If you require assistance in any area ofthe Museum, please see any Visitor Servicesstaff member.Closed captioning is available in some of ourtheaters and exhibits. Please ask a VisitorServices staff member for details.Assistive Listening Devices (ALDs) are availablefor check out at coat check.Large print and foreign language brochures, largeprint exhibit text and labels and Braille guides areavailable at the information desk; all are free.NOTICENo food, beverages, drugs, cans, glass containers,weapons or any kind of contraband are allowedinto the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum.LOST AND FOUNDPlease consult Visitor Services or Security staff.PARKINGVisitors who park at the Great Lakes ScienceCenter can stop at the Information Desk or WillCall to have their parking pass validated for a $2discount on parking. Some restrictions apply.Family Restroom/Nursing available upon request.Closed Captioning available in some areasWIFI available in all Public Lobby areasRecycling available in Main Lobby & CaféAvailable at the Information DeskSee staff for accessibility informationA SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS1100 Rock and Roll Blvd.Cleveland, Ohio 44114888 . 764 . ROCK • www.rockhall.comSeptember - December 2010