National Museum of African American Music Presents
Soul Food Sundays
Featuring Mr. Talkbox
PRESERVING A TALKBOX LEGACY
Event Details
Date: Sunday, October 25, 2026 | 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Location: National Museum of African American Music
Join the National Museum of African American Music for a special edition of Soul Food Sundays as we celebrate the artistry, innovation, and musical legacy of Mr. Talkbox, featuring a special performance by the Metro Nashville Public Schools (MNPS) Student Choir!
Rooted in the rich traditions of gospel music, Soul Food Sundays brings Nashville together through the sounds, stories, and shared experiences that connect generations. This special afternoon will honor the evolution of the iconic talkbox sound and its influence across gospel, funk, R&B, hip-hop, and pop music.
The celebration will feature a special artifact unveiling honoring Mr. Talkbox's musical journey, live musical performances, and a special appearance by the MNPS Student Choir, connecting the next generation of musicians with an artist whose contributions continue to influence music and culture>
Guests are invited to enjoy an afternoon of music, food, fellowship, and community, with delicious soul food available for purchase from a local Black-owned restaurant. Half-priced museum admission will also be available throughout the day, encouraging guests to explore the stories and musical legacies preserved within NMAAM's galleries.
Experience Highlights:
- A special celebration featuring Mr. Talkbox
- Live performance by the MNPS Student Choir
- Exclusive artifact unveiling honoring Mr. Talkbox's legacy
- Live music celebrating the roots and evolution of gospel
- Soul food available for purchase featuring offerings from a local Black-owned restaurant
- Half-priced museum gallery admission
Experience an afternoon of music, culture, and community as we honor a sound that continues to shape music history while inspiring the next generation of artists.
Come for the music. Stay for the soul. Celebrate the legacy.
Discounted Parking Available
For more info, please visit nmaam.org
510 Broadway, Nashville, TN