It is small but enough to understand a little more about this musical instrument and its importance in the state. There are many very interesting specimens, as well as photographs.

A museum where it describes how the Marimba instrument was born, the evolution it has had over the years and who were the first teachers to teach the music of said instrument, also those who have come from Japan and other countries especially to learn to play the instrument. Maestro Faustino Velazquez delighted me with several musical pieces on the Marimba, it is the plus that the museum has... ⭐️😉👏💯 On the other hand, Mrs. Verónica Hernández, who is at the museum reception, is a kind person, she makes the visitor interested in visiting the museum, she recommends the surroundings, that you should try and/or eat the traditional things of Chiapas. .. 👏⭐️👌💯 There is no entrance fee, easy access to special people, 👨‍🦼👨‍🦽 there is no parking... The museum is located in front of the Marimba Park... Visit, learn and enjoy the Marimba music that maestro Faustino gives us on every visit...☺️🎶👏🙂😎

Though the lots of marimba types in display are nice, you should come for the marimba guys! They we're great and gave a little private show, and I even got to try play the marimba myself, at least tried to ;) If you in the area of marimba park you should check it, and even try to be at the park at 6pm for the shows in the park

The only public park with live marimba music 365 days a year.

an excellent place to learn about the musical history of the state of Chiapas

Lots of cool exhibits and information about this great tradition. Highly recommended.

Very good events ✔️

Excellent place full of pleasant memories and background of the origins and history of the Marimba and precursors

It is very closed again. Bummer.

Closed for Covid even as the world opens up. Chiapas is not ready for visitors.

Nice place to stop by but it is very hot. Not air conditioning.

If you go to Tuxtla you can't miss it, the history about the instrument and the different musicians and groups is amazing. It has many types of marimbas from the beginning to the current ones. He recommended that you visit it, it is something about the history of the people of the municipality, of Mexico and of the world that you should not miss knowing Additionally, there is NO COST for entry.

It has been closed for renovation since July and I don't see any progress, I went in July and now in November and it's still the same...

It is a small place, the conferences given there are always entertaining and you can also admire the evolution of this wooden instrument over time...

It's open! I'd read online that the museum was closed but happened to pass by and see the door open. My Spanish is limited, but the guided tour was still very informative and I learned so much about how the instrument has evolved and is constructed. At the end, you are treated to a private performance. This was my favorite experience in Tuxtla.

(Translated by Google) Free ! the guides are super competent, we were pleasantly surprised and delighted by the exhibition! Well done 🙌 this will make a great little documentary 📽 (Original) Gratuit ! les guides sont super compétents, on a été agréablement surpris et enchantés par l’exposition! Bravo 🙌 cela fera un super petit documentaire 📽

(Translated by Google) Excellent place 👍 👏 👌 It needs more publicity, I hope they can support this project, the professors and teachers who work there are great professionals, they even take you to a room where they give you a mini concert, highly recommended (Original) Excelente lugar 👍 👏 👌 Necesita más difusión, ojalá puedan apoyar ese proyecto, los profesores y maestros que ahí laboran grandes profesionales, incluso te pasan a una sala donde te dan un mini concierto muyyyy recomendado

It is a very interesting museum about the origin and evolution of marimbas until today. They have many examples of marimbas and photos of their main musicians. They also teach classes there. 😄