The Handel House Trust Ltd
Handel Hendrix House cares for and presents to the public the homes of two of the greatest musicians ever to have lived in London.
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Your support will help us complete the restoration of Handel's house and fill Handel Hendrix House with live music and events.
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Messages from supporters
For me as a (hobby-)musician and Handel-Lover from Childhood on your Museum is a real sanctuary. So far, I was able to visit it three times already. In 2014, 2024 and 2025. And my experience everytime I enter the Handel-House is just the same - it feels like coming home a bit to musical friends. As a child (1979) I read in a book that Handels house would still exist in London. From then on I dreamt of only being able to see it once in my lifetime, even from far. And I am so happy and deeply thankful being a
Thank you for including us in your wonderful concert - and dinner - in Florence last month and good luck with the project
The Handel Museum is a little piece of musical heaven.
In memory of Joanna. Handel was her favourite composer. May she rest in peace.
Supporting keeping Handel's name alive for the future
The History found within the house
Thank you for a wonderful reception in July.
Handel Hendrix House has a special place in my heart because I am a classical AND rock musician.
About The Handel House Trust Ltd
George Frideric Handel lived at 25 Brook Street from 1723 until his death in 1759. It was here that Handel wrote and rehearsed his greatest works, including Messiah. In 1968, Jimi Hendrix moved into an adjoining flat at number 23. Here, in the only place he said he felt truly at home, Hendrix entertained, inspired and collaborated with other icons of British 60s rock music.
We present these buildings as an evolving celebration of Handel and Hendrix’s lives, sharing their music, their stories and our collections as a source of learning, enjoyment and inspiration for all.
Open to the public since 2001, Handel Hendrix House is a charity and an accredited museum. We raise all our own funds. Through visitor admissions, learning programmes, digital, and live performances we share the lives, stories and music of George Frideric Handel and Jimi Hendrix with the widest possible audience.