Handel Hendrix House
Handel Hendrix House is a museum in Mayfair, London, set in the historic homes of two very different musicians. German-born composer George Frideric Handel lived and worked at 25 Brook Street from 1723 until his death in 1759, composing many of his best-known operas and oratorios there. American guitarist Jimi Hendrix lived in a flat next door at 23 Brook Street in the late 1960s. Opened as the Handel House Museum in 2001 and expanded in 2016 to include Hendrix's flat, it shows period rooms, memorabilia and changing exhibitions.
- on view
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Now on view
2 exhibitions
The Hallelujah House: Inside Handel's HQ
To mark 25 years of Handel’s London home being open to the public, Hallelujah House: Inside Handel’s HQ explores the music Handel composed and performed whilst calling 25 Brook Street home. Discover how the House was…
Ronnie Wood: The Jimi Hendrix Portraits
Experience Jimi Hendrix through the eyes of fellow musician and artist Ronnie Wood, as his striking portraits of Jimi are brought together in the very place he called home. Premiering two new original artworks of…