Besides an extensive collection of music relics, the Texas Musicians Museum will offer weekly live performances, larger concerts and also hopes to be the catalyst for a thriving music and arts scene in Irving. Photo by Phil Cerroni.
The Texas Musicians’ Museum in downtown Irving is being forced to close its doors. The museum first opened in Irving on July 24, 2015, and would have celebrated its third year in business this July. But the City of Irving has declared the property to be in default on its rent payment and has ordered…
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Ariel Graham is a staff reporter and Online Manager for Rambler Newspapers. She graduated from Texas Tech University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Electronic Media & Communication in December of 2011. Prior to moving to Dallas, she worked for AM 790 KFYO in Lubbock, Texas, as a board operator and producer for “Lubbock’s First News” & “The Chad Hasty Show.” She also wrote a weekly technology blog “The Geek Girl Report,” as well as various news stories and podcasts for the station. Currently, in addition to her work with Rambler, she is also a freelance voiceover actress and is working on her blog and YouTube channel, “Super Geek Girl."
