The GRAMMY Museum at L.A. LIVE

	02.10   MUSIC THAT INSPIRED THE MOVEMENT  Class and workshop on the power of music to affect social change. Streamed live from the White House.
	02.11   IN PERFORMANCE AT THE WHITE HOUSE: A CELEBRATION OF MUSIC FROM THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT Broadcast on PBS stations.
	02.16   REEL TO REEL: LOUIS ARMSTRONG: GOOD EVENING EV'RYBODY Never-before-released concert film of 1970 Newport Jazz Festival.
	02.22   MASTER CLASS: ELVIS PRESLEY AND THE BIRTH OF ROCK & ROLL An insightful exploration of the emergence of rock & roll.
	GALLERY OF PAST PROGRAMS View images of some of the interviews and performances held in the Museum's intimate 200-seat GRAMMY Sound Stage.
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Tune in to your local PBS station on February 11 at 8pm ET to watch the President and First Lady host "In Performance at the White House: A Celebration of Music from the Civil Rights Movement" - a concert celebrating Black History month, produced in part by The GRAMMY Museum. Participants include Bob Dylan, Smokey Robinson, Jennifer Hudson, John Legend, John Mellencamp, Natalie Cole, Seal, Morgan Freeman, Queen Latifah, the Blind Boys of Alabama and others.  more info