For the king.
The LeBron James Family Foundation (LJFF) has announced that they will be opening the world’s first and only official museum dedicated to the journey and milestones of LeBron James.this LeBron James’ home court, Building Three Thirty, Akron, Ohio, Will open on November 25, 2023.
The immersive multimedia experience will take visitors through LeBron’s life, from Spring Hill Apartment #602 curated by LeBron’s mother Gloria James, to his “Five Star” years at St. Vincent-St. Mary, and his legendary A decade of career so far in the league, from the ’03 NBA Draft to his championships in Cleveland, Miami and Los Angeles, and his Olympic gold-medal-winning years.
“My dream has always been to put Akron on the map, so having a place in my hometown where I can share my journey with fans from around the world means a lot to me,” LeBron James said in an official press release. .” “I’ve held on to a lot of things over the years, and I always knew there would be a time and place to take them out. I’m very proud that that place is House Thirty Thirty, a space that my foundation created, To serve my I Promise family and the community at large.”
The exhibition will allow fans to follow in James’ footsteps and learn about his life through items from his personal collection, including the iconic all-white 2003 NBA Draft suit, the infamous 3-1 drum kit, and the McDonald’s he owned during high school. thing. -USA Jersey and the original TV in his Spring Hill apartment. There is also a recreation of the St. Vincent-St. Mary LeBron James Arena, which includes the original hoops and backboards that LeBron used during his time at St. Vincent.
It also houses fan art he’s received over the years, original shoes worn during his most important moments, family photos of James in his replica office, and notes he’s taken along the way. There are also moments touching on his business and philanthropic endeavors, as well as a self-guided tour that tells the story of the LeBron James Family Foundation’s evolution from a bike-a-thon to a world-renowned community-building model.
Reservations for LeBron James’ home court are now on pre-sale, with first public tours starting on November 25th. General admission is $23.
All proceeds from ticket sales go back into House Three Thirty’s innovative career training programs, which provide new skills and employment opportunities to I Promise students, parents, educators and family members.
To celebrate opening weekend, original paintings and replicas of Dirk Rozich’s LeBron artwork displayed at the home entrance will be available for sale at House Three Thirty’s retail store. For more information about House Three Thirty and all of its year-round products, visit housethirdhirty.com.