Organizers worked with Houston's family to acquire a diverse set of artifacts, including rare photos, stage costumes and even her personal bible.
"This exhibit is a token of appreciation from our family for Whitney's fans to enjoy and embrace," said Pat Houston, Whitney Houston's manager. "We hope they are as elated as we are to have shared in such a remarkable life."
Houston died in February at the age of 48.
The new exhibition debuts Aug. 15. It will run through February 2013. Tickets cost $12.95 for adults, $11.95 for senior citizens (65 years old and up), and $10.95 for students and members of the military. Grammy Museum members and children 5 and under get in for free.
