Sigal Music Museum
Website: sigalmusicmuseum.org
Address: 516 Buncombe St., Greenville, SC 29601
Phone: 864-520-8807
Facebook Handle: facebook.com/sigalmusicmuseum
Instagram Handle: @sigalmusicmuseum
Established: 2017
Number of Employees: 6
Geographic Service Area: Upstate SC and beyond
Mission Statement
Our mission is to collect and preserve historical instruments, objects and information which engage, educate and enrich people of all ages through exhibits, performances and experiential programs. Our vision is to be a leading center for preserving and celebrating historical musical instruments, objects and information.
Impact
In 2025, Sigal Music Museum grew its impact significantly. Admissions rose 7%, memberships surged 65% and 54% of visitors were tourists from 37 states and 14 countries. Through educational tours, community partnerships and programming, the museum strengthened its role as a cultural cornerstone for Greenville and beyond.
Leadership
David Sims, executive directorFundraisers and Events
Sigal Music Museum offers Greenville an intimate concert experience across diverse genres, surrounded by rare instruments. The museum hosts world-class musicians, and a free Distinguished Lecture Series twice monthly covering topics from instrument history to music therapy and vinyl record production. This creates a welcoming environment for audiences, experts, scholars and performers throughout the year.
Volunteer Opportunities
Sigal Music Museum welcomes volunteers in the following four roles:
- Front Desk hosts greet guests and manage sales.
- Docents guide and educate visitors through exhibits.
- Clerical volunteers assist with research and office tasks.
- Events volunteers support concerts and monthly high teas with setup, service and cleanup.
Giving Opportunities
Sigal Music Museum offers tiered giving opportunities to support its mission. Contribution levels range from Benefactor ($250+) to Gold Circle ($10,000+), each with exclusive benefits including concert vouchers, private collection tours and donor events. The Instrument Adoption Program also lets supporters adopt a historic instrument for themselves or a loved one.
