The John and Alice Coltrane Home
81A East Jefryn Blvd, Deer Park, NY 11729

The John and Alice Coltrane Home in Dix Hills is a National Treasure in the truest sense—a restored historic home where two of the most groundbreaking African American artists of the 20th century lived, created, and transformed the world of music and spirituality. Through the ongoing restoration and the development of immersive exhibits, creative spaces, and interdisciplinary programming, The Home seeks to inspire and educate by offering a tangible link to the lives and legacies of John and Alice Coltrane.

Opening to the public in 2026, The Coltrane Home will offer a multifaceted visitor experience, including interactive exhibits, physical and digital archives, meditative spaces, educational workshops, and a state-of-the-art recording studio. From its roots as a family home and birthplace of some of Alice Coltrane’s most iconic recordings, to its future as a beacon for creativity and transformation, The Home is a living embodiment of the Coltranes’ commitment to being “a force for good.” It will serve as a sanctuary for artists, students, musicians, and seekers from around the world to explore history, engage in creative expression, and find spiritual resonance in the very space where the Coltranes made their most meaningful work.