Country Music Hall of Fame And Museum
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222 Rep. John Lewis Way S
Nashville, TN 37203 - Get Directions
- (615) 416-2001
Hours
Closed Now
Open Daily
9 AM - 5 PM CT
Please note: The Museum, Hatch Show Print, Haley Gallery, and Historic RCA Studio B will be closed Sunday, Oct. 20, for the Medallion Ceremony honoring John Anderson, James Burton, and Toby Keith.
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Advance Purchase Encouraged
Adult Museum Tickets (Ages 13+): $29.95
Youth Museum Tickets (Ages 6-12): $19.95
The Museum uses a timed ticketing system to help ensure a positive visitor experience, especially on busy days.
Expand Your Experience
Museum Guided Tour
This docent-led experience begins at 8:30am before the Museum opens to the public, and takes guests through country music history.
Hatch Show Print
As one of America’s oldest working letterpress print shops, Hatch Show Print has played a significant role in shaping the visual language of Music City since 1879.
Historic RCA Studio B
After exploring the Museum’s galleries, the Historic RCA Studio B Tours will transport guests back to moments that made history.
Shopping, Dining & Entertainment
International Visitors
Questions about your visit? Answers available in the following languages:
- En Français
- En Español
- 日本語で
Free Admission for Local Families
Community Counts is a free museum admission program for locals that provides museum access to residents of Cheatham, Davidson, Robertson, Rutherford, Sumner, Williamson, and Wilson counties.
Membership is your Season Pass
Membership supports the important work of this nonprofit institution as we preserve and share the story of country music in new and engaging ways. Membership also comes with a full range of perks:
- Free admission to the Museum galleries, home of world-class, permanent and rotating exhibitions.
- Access to hundreds of programs like hands-on weekend programming for families.
- Discounted tours of Historic RCA Studio B and Hatch Show Print.
- Pre-sale opportunities for CMA Theater concerts.
Be a part of country music history.
