Universal Hip Hop Museum brings rap legends to The Bronx
NY Post
Move over, MOMA.
There will be a new museum on the block of New York’s must-see cultural institutions — and she’s a home-grown girl. That would be the Universal Hip Hop Museum, which had its groundbreaking ceremony along the Harlem River on Thursday featuring such NYC rap legends as LL Cool J, Nas, Fat Joe and Grandmaster Flash. The museum, which began construction in February, will launch as the cultural hub of the new Bronx Point development in 2024.
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