A site has magically opened up for Paisley Park, an understated purple with white text that allows you to sign up for email updates, announcing that on August 26th tickets to tour Prince’s ...

Completed in 1987, Paisley Park was Prince’s creative sanctuary: a place for him to write, record, eat, sleep - if he ever did - and perform. It also housed his famous ‘vault’ of unreleased ...

It’s not known exactly how often Prince actually lived here — he owned more than a dozen different properties near Paisley Park, and also was known to have places in Los Angeles and Toronto ...

At Paisley Park, he was able to write, rehearse, and record as much as he wanted, without compromise, and on his own schedule. “He didn’t see music as work,” Leeds told me.

Prince’s home Paisley Park is being opened to the public, six months after the rock legend’s death. Fans can start buying tickets this Friday at 3 p.m. ET for tours that begin on Oct. 3.

Paisley Park has hosted a variety of events over the years on April 21, the anniversary of Prince's death. This year's program isntitled "A Night to Remember." "We will be honoring Prince's life ...

"Paisley Park," from Prince's 1985 album Around the World in a Day I was standing at the pearly gates. OK, it was just a chain-link fence—more "purpley" than pearly—but to me they were majestic.

Paisley Park was indeed in the hearts of the 199 fans — the museum's license with Chanhassen limits the number of events for more than 200 people — who came from Europe and all over the United ...

The zoning around Paisley Park would permit a museum, says city manager Todd Gerhardt, but Prince's heirs would have to present a development proposal that would undergo lots of scrutiny.

Paisley Park’s neighbors are a General Mills plant and a day care center and a chiropractic office and a marine products distributor, the secretary for which, when I enter, ...