The Bunny Lee Museum and Recording Studio is the former recording studio home of the prolific record producer Edward O’Sullivan Lee, O.D otherwise known as Bunny “Striker” Lee.
The Museum is filled with rich memories and treasured mementos, which seek to preserve the life and accomplishment of this great Jamaican and outstanding record producer.

Step into the Museum and allow us to engage you with the sights and sounds of some of the amazing records that Bunny Lee produced, as you take a guided tour of where Reggae music was born for many famous musicians. Therein, guests will also learn about other outstanding Jamaicans; Unsung heroes of Jamaican music, from sound system selectors to record producers and music managers.
Our friendly and knowledgeable guide(s) will escort guests through the building, which includes the “Idlers Rest” (original spot where several noted musicians such as John Holt, Dennis Brown, Bob Marley, Beenieman and others sat and wrote their songs), a gift shop, lounge and recording studio.
The air-conditioned updated studio boasts equipment for recording songs, voice overs and more. Di Gorgon Lounge offers a wide array of catering, snacks, juices and Beverages.

Tour
This 45-minute Reggae cultural excursion is beyond anything that you can imagine. The space has been updated somewhat however Striker Lee Junior (CEO)\ has made every effort to preserve its originality; narrow passages, stairway, low ceilings and sharp corners. Therefore, we suggest that our visitors dress in comfortable or relaxed wear to take on this tour.
45 minutes with 5 – 8 minutes video presentations in each room.