Whitney Houston exhibit to open at Grammy Museum

The Grammy Museum in Los Angeles will have an exhibit on the late music superstar Whitney Houston.

Whitney! Celebrating the Musical Legacy of Whitney Houston will open Aug. 15 and run through February.

The exhibit will include such Houston memorabilia as the white gown she wore at the 1994 Grammys, during which she won the award for album of the year for the soundtrack to The Bodyguard (1992). There will also be photographs, albums, scrapbooks, posters and even her Bible on display.

Many artists who were influenced by Houston were interviewed for the exhibit, as were her family and friends.

“This exhibit is a token of appreciation from our family for Whitney’s fans to enjoy and embrace,” Houston’s manager Pat Houston said. “We hope they are as elated as we are to have shared in such a remarkable life.” This is the first exhibit dedicated to the singer since her Feb. 11 death at age 48.

Tickets for the exhibit will cost $12.95 for adults, $11.95 for senior citizens (65 years old and older) and $10.95 for students and military personnel.

Grammy Museum members and children 5 and under get in for free.