
Visit BHoF at 1027 S Main St #110 in the heart of the Las Vegas Arts District. We are currently restricting access to 6 visitors per hour. Purchasing tickets in advance is strongly recommended.
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Check out what’s on at BHoF! From film screenings and lectures to workshops and classes for all levels, there’s always a fun new way to learn.
See what's coming up!The Burlesque Hall of Fame is the world’s only museum dedicated to the history and art of burlesque. With a collection of several thousand costumes, stage props, photographs, and personal effects, the museum is a growing testament to the power and social impact of the art of the tease.
What People Are Saying
TravelinSuz
Cant wait until it’s fully open We went last year and it was just the lobby with a timeline, pictures and a few artifacts. I cannot… read moreWe went last year and it was just the lobby with a timeline, pictures and a few artifacts. I cannot wait until it’s open. History, plus costumes and props and more. read less – 12/26/2020
Kitty L.
I happened to go on Super Bowl Sunday so I had the place to myself! Even got my own personal… read moreI happened to go on Super Bowl Sunday so I had the place to myself! Even got my own personal tour with a gal (I'm so sorry, I don't remember her name) who provided such in depth historical information that I would not have picked up, glossing over the wall signs. They are also part of NARM so if you are a member, it is well worth the time to check out on your next Vegas trip! read less – 7/03/2020
Kathryn C.
A history lesson Public restroom Plenty of parking There was an entrance fee which included a guided tourThere's a gift… read moreA history lesson Public restroom Plenty of parking There was an entrance fee which included a guided tourThere's a gift shop as you enterThe tour includes seeing clothing, articles, and photos from all eras in history read less – 5/24/2020
Erin W.
We learned so much about the history of burlesque, and came away with an increased appreciation for the strength and… read moreWe learned so much about the history of burlesque, and came away with an increased appreciation for the strength and ingenuity of the women who performed. The museum includes a great collection that was once part of Exotic World. (Look up the history of Exotic World. Fascinating.) The best part of the museum is that the people here know their history and share it with passion. Lots of fun, and we came away with immense respect for the performers. read less – 3/15/2020
Shelley E.
Perfect for the burlesque enthusiast. Located off the beaten path in the upcoming Arts District this quaint museum deserves your… read morePerfect for the burlesque enthusiast. Located off the beaten path in the upcoming Arts District this quaint museum deserves your time. The self-guided tour is worth the price of its budget friendly admission alone, but should you opt for the guided tour, at no extra charge, Emmie is a joy. Emmie will delight you with vast knowledge of the evolution of the art of burlesque. The walls are filled with artifacts, memorabilia, history, and pasties of all sorts. Don’t forget to visit the gift shop. read less – 2/24/2020
Michelle E.
Perfect for the burlesque enthusiast. Located off the beaten path in the upcoming Arts District this quaint museum deserves your… read morePerfect for the burlesque enthusiast. Located off the beaten path in the upcoming Arts District this quaint museum deserves your time. The self-guided tour is worth the price of its budget friendly admission alone, but should you opt for the guided tour, at no extra charge, Emmie is a joy. Emmie will delight you with vast knowledge of the evolution of the art of burlesque. The walls are filled with artifacts, memorabilia, history, and pasties of all sorts. Don’t forget to visit the gift shop. read less – 2/24/2020
Judy D.
Fun, small but full of history! This museum is in the Arts district. It is small but full of great information.Lots of history! Buttercup was our… read moreThis museum is in the Arts district. It is small but full of great information.Lots of history! Buttercup was our extremely knowledgeable guide. We only had an hour to spend, but would have liked to have been present for some of the activities one can participate in. This shouldn’t be missed. read less – 2/10/2020
DavidLMiller
Quirky and fun This is a small, but worthwhile, venue to explore for a few minutes. It is fun to view the… read moreThis is a small, but worthwhile, venue to explore for a few minutes. It is fun to view the displays and talk to the person working there. I was surprised at how interesting it was and would recommend checking it out if you have seen everything else in Vegas. read less – 1/30/2020
Candice B.
This is the cutest place if your into everything burlesque. I got a full detailed tour and learned so much… read moreThis is the cutest place if your into everything burlesque. I got a full detailed tour and learned so much more than expected. I even got my own boob tassel making kit read less – 1/25/2020
Elvis T.
Such a great and knowledgeable staff. It’s been a bucket list spot and I was not disappointed. Great history, fantastic… read moreSuch a great and knowledgeable staff. It’s been a bucket list spot and I was not disappointed. Great history, fantastic photos, and a plus for the community. read less – 1/24/2020
Kyle W.
Delightful! Come see it because you know you’re curious. Yet I promise you’ll be blown away because the tour guide,… read moreDelightful! Come see it because you know you’re curious. Yet I promise you’ll be blown away because the tour guide, Emmy, not only knows her stuff, she is as humorous and people-savvy as the legendary entertainers this little museum lionizes. The admission fee is criminally under-priced compared to the 90-or-so minutes of entertainment value you’ll receive on this tour. read less – 1/21/2020
Britt A.
Excellent collection of artifacts and memorabilia from the history of burlesque. The tour guide was informative, funny, and very friendly…. read moreExcellent collection of artifacts and memorabilia from the history of burlesque. The tour guide was informative, funny, and very friendly. Definitely recommend! read less – 1/18/2020
Shirin P.
The girls doing the tours are knowledgeable about the subject as if they got a bachelor's degree in burlesque history…. read moreThe girls doing the tours are knowledgeable about the subject as if they got a bachelor's degree in burlesque history. We had Amy( hopefully I spelled her name correctly) she was very thorough and engaging. She talked with such a passion that made you hungry for more. Space is small but a lot of information in such a tiny space. Totally recommend this museum. Neighborhood is being "gentrified" so it looks a little sketchy but worth the trip! read less – 1/04/2020
markchesnut
Fascinating Place, Excellent Tours I was amazed by how interesting this small museum is. A guided tour is included with the admission price, and… read moreI was amazed by how interesting this small museum is. A guided tour is included with the admission price, and I highly recommend that you take it. The exhibits trace the history of burlesque from the 19th to the 21st century, with photos, costumes and other items from some of the greatest stars of the genre. The tour puts it all into context, with a modern and sophisticated take on the evolution of the performance art known as burlesque. This is one of the most interesting places I’ve visited in Las Vegas! read less – 12/19/2019
krys8804
Loved it! Excellent museum! The tour guide was fantastic; friendly, knowledgeable and enthusiastic about the history of burlesque! We enjoyed our visit… read moreExcellent museum! The tour guide was fantastic; friendly, knowledgeable and enthusiastic about the history of burlesque! We enjoyed our visit very much. read less – 12/15/2019
rinamk
Knowledgeable Staff Definitely a must do in Las Vegas. The staff is extremely knowledgeable in conveying this history to us, the audience…. read moreDefinitely a must do in Las Vegas. The staff is extremely knowledgeable in conveying this history to us, the audience. From beginning to end we were completely entertained and educated. I would and will return on my next visit read less – 12/04/2019
W. W.
The museum is small, but worth the visit and showing appreciation of this artform. It was very informative and… read moreThe museum is small, but worth the visit and showing appreciation of this artform. It was very informative and well organized in chronological order. I learned several good bits of information about screen stars. Thanks to those that have contributed display items, time and funding contributions. read less – 12/01/2019
Matt C.
Small & mighty, this place is the go to destination for fans of burlesque. The wonderful staff guided us through… read moreSmall & mighty, this place is the go to destination for fans of burlesque. The wonderful staff guided us through the timeline & explained about the evolution of this wonderful art form. Hearing the history really brought it all to life! It’s totally worth checking out! read less – 11/26/2019
TheOtherAngeOnLeave
Ecdysiastical Experience!!!! This is a great museum! The main exhibit had both the story and information to give you a quick timeline… read moreThis is a great museum! The main exhibit had both the story and information to give you a quick timeline of the subject. The volunteers give a great time with extra information, and the items in the other exhibits bring stories to life. It is well edited and curated. You’ll have a great time. read less – 11/18/2019
Denel G.
It was an amazing tour from Emmy. Lots of history, she was very knowledgeable and animated. She really makes you… read moreIt was an amazing tour from Emmy. Lots of history, she was very knowledgeable and animated. She really makes you fell like your experience the evolution of Burlesque. read less – 11/09/2019
Amanda D.
Went on a tour recently – Emmy and Darby were amazing. They were incredibly knowledgable and engaging. I learned so… read moreWent on a tour recently – Emmy and Darby were amazing. They were incredibly knowledgable and engaging. I learned so much and would recommend to anyone! read less – 10/31/2019
Amy K.
There was a lot of interesting history, amd the pictures were fun to see how burlesque has evolved through time…. read moreThere was a lot of interesting history, amd the pictures were fun to see how burlesque has evolved through time. There were a few costumes on display, and a rack of cheap props to play with that were kind of fun. I wish there were more costumes through the times rather than mostly pictures. read less – 10/26/2019
Kris S.
FINE WORK Burlesque is a great world theatrical art form, still going strong in cities such as Melbourne, Montreal, Paris, NYC–and of… read moreBurlesque is a great world theatrical art form, still going strong in cities such as Melbourne, Montreal, Paris, NYC–and of course Vegas. This museum isn’t up to the standard of the Atomic Testing Museum, which is my unconditional favorite regional museum in America, but it’s very solid and enjoyable. I think a browse here, and then going to the show Absinthe is a great couples’ occasion. I’d go to EAT downtown for shrimp grits the next morning. read less – 10/24/2019
Ben C.
Spent a couple of days in Las Vegas poking around the Arts District and looking for non-casino related activities. We… read moreSpent a couple of days in Las Vegas poking around the Arts District and looking for non-casino related activities. We were fortunate enough to come upon The Burlesque Hall of Fame, a delightful little museum dedicated to the fine art of risqué stage entertainment.
The Hall does a great job of conveying the fun of Burlesque while delivering a lot of factual historical information. It's stocked with many many photos, some intriguing artifacts, and various props one can play with if you so inclined.
But it's the guided tour that ties it all together. Our host delivered a fantastic performance, while packing her talk with lots of great info. read less – 10/23/2019Ben C.
Fun and factual too! Spent a couple of days in Las Vegas poking around the Arts District and looking for non-casino related activities. We… read moreSpent a couple of days in Las Vegas poking around the Arts District and looking for non-casino related activities. We were fortunate enough to come upon The Burlesque Hall of Fame, a delightful little museum dedicated to the fine art of risqué stage entertainment.
The Hall does a great job of conveying the fun of Burlesque while delivering a lot of factual historical information. It’s stocked with many many photos, some intriguing artifacts, and various props one can play with if you so inclined.
But it’s the guided tour that ties it all together. Our host delivered a fantastic performance, while packing her talk with lots of great info. read less – 10/23/2019Dwayne A.
How Cool We walked passed, and couldn’t resist so we went in to check this place out. Wow we were shocked… read moreWe walked passed, and couldn’t resist so we went in to check this place out. Wow we were shocked at all the cool things this place had. Definitely a great place to check out. read less – 10/21/2019
What’s New at BHoF
#MuseumAtHome: Happy Birthday to “Miss Exotic World” Creator Dixie Evans
This month’s virtual book club pick is Babylon Girls by Jayna Brown. Join us Aug 20 to discuss!
Join Us for a Virtual Tour!
NEW ONLINE EXHIBITION – Bump & Grind Beneath the Big Top: Burlesque in Circuses, Carnivals, and Fairs
Join us to discuss this month’s Book Club pick: Stripped Down by Anna Brooke, a.k.a. Rev. Legs Malone
BHoF Re-closing as Nevada COVID Cases spike
Current Exhibitions
Becoming Burlesque
In 1927, struggling vaudevillean Rose Louise Hovick stepped onto a burlesque stage for the first time, transforming herself into the urbane, sophisticated stripper Gypsy Rose…
Dancing the Revolution: Feminism in Burlesque History
Most burlesque dancers throughout history would not have considered themselves “feminists”. In fact, many clashed with the feminists of the day who were attacking their…
Spectacular, Erotic, and Slightly Shocking: A Timeline of American Burlesque
With roots in the tragicomedies of ancient Greece, American burlesque first emerged in 1860s. Driven by the industrial working class’ hunger for entertainment, an individualistic…
ONLINE – Bump & Grind Beneath the Big Top: Burlesque in Carnivals, Circuses, and Fairs
From its late 19th century beginnings in the United States, burlesque thrived both in the theaters and nightclubs of major urban centers and as a…
Upcoming Events
Getting Here
From the Strip: Drive north on Las Vegas Blvd to Main Street. By bus, take the Deuce or SDX north to the Arts District/Casino Center stop, then walk 3 blocks west to Main, turn left to BHoF.
From Fremont: Drive south on Main to Commerce, left on Charleston, left on Main; or south on Las Vegas Blvd, right on Charleston, right on Main. By bus, take the Deuce or SDX south to the Arts District/Casino Center stop, then walk 3 blocks west to Main, turn left to BHoF; or take the free Downtown Loop bus to the Arts District stop, walk 1 block west on Boulder, turn right and walk 1/2 block on 1st to 1st and Main on your left, pass through courtyard to space #110 on Main Street side.
Free Parking! Free two-hour parking on Main Street or park in the Art Square parking lot 1 block east.