Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum

Masks are required for educational programs in the Museum’s theaters and classrooms, as well as for tours to Historic RCA Studio B and Hatch Show Print.

The CDC is currently recommending that everyone—including those who are fully vaccinated—wear masks while indoors in public spaces, if they are in a region that is reporting high transmission rates. Nashville-Davidson County is currently reporting high transmission rates. In alignment with the CDC, we are recommending that all Museum visitors wear a face covering while inside our properties. Although the Museum does not require guests to wear masks, we continue to make masks available to guests at no cost. Please note: Masks are required for educational programs in the Museum’s theaters and classrooms, as well as for tours to Historic RCA Studio B and Hatch Show Print.

Current Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum Operations
The Museum’s galleries are available to tour.
Tours of Hatch Show Print and Historic RCA Studio B are available. Masks are required throughout the tours.
The Museum is available to host and service third-party events.
Red Onion, the Museum’s quick service food and beverage kiosk, is open with seating available.
The Museum’s theaters and classrooms are open. Masks are required to participate in educational programs in these facilities.

If you have symptoms of COVID-19, regardless of your vaccination status, please stay home, take care of yourself, and consult with a medical provider. If your personal health and safety benefits from mask wearing, regardless of your vaccination status, please continue to do so.