Tennessee Schools

Davidson County – FREE

Title 1 – $8.00/Student

Non-Title 1 – $11.00/Student

College – $15.00/Student

Outside Tennessee

Title 1 – $12.00/Student

Non-Title 1 – $19.50/Student

College – $19.50/Student

Riders in the Sky +$5.00/Student

Bill of Rights: The Remix! +$5.00/Student

All Access +$5.00/Student

Dazzling Designs +$2.00/Student

Theater programs require payment at least two weeks prior to the program. Science of Sound Historic RCA Studio B and Hatch Show Print programs may include an additional fee.

Outreach programs, including Words & Music Outreach – $125*

*All outreach programs are free to Metro Nashville Public Schools. Non-Metro schools with demonstrated need may apply for Arts Access Subsidy to receive a reduced rate or full waiver of fees.

Minimum of 10 Students – Starting at $125

Each Additional Program – $100

Led live by museum educators, each virtual field trip provides an instructive, engaging, and fun experience for students to explore thematic content.

• A minimum of one adult chaperone per every ten students is required for all school programs. 
• A maximum of two adult chaperones per every ten students will be admitted for FREE.
• Due to limited space and availability, we cannot guarantee additional chaperones above the two chaperones per ten students amount will be able to be accommodated in classroom programs and on gallery tours.

• The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum’s Arts Access Fund subsidizes the cost of field trips to the Museum and fees for distance-learning programs for K-12 schools with demonstrated need. Subsidies are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis, as funds are available, with priority given to Title I schools. Please see the Arts Access Fund Application for eligibility details and to apply for funding.
• Financial assistance may also be available through the Tennessee Arts Commission’s Student Ticket Subsidy, which supports artist fees, tickets, and transportation so that Tennessee public school students can experience a broad variety of cultural opportunities, arts disciplines, and artists. For details, please visit Student Ticket Subsidy.

Please visit our Teachers Resources for lessons and activities that prepare your students for a visit to the Museum.

Admission varies by school type and location. Davidson County students receive free admission for group visits. Specific pricing information can be found on the top of this page. Payment is encouraged in advance.

There is a minimum of ten students per program; the maximum number of students varies with each program. Please email schools@countrymusichalloffame.org with any group-size questions.

• Please note that chaperones include any and all teachers, aides, bus drivers, parents, etc.
• A minimum of one adult chaperone per every ten students is required for all school programs.
• A maximum of two adult chaperones per every ten students will be admitted for FREE.
• Students are divided into small groups for Museum tours, and chaperones must remain with the groups at all times. It is the responsibility of the chaperones to maintain orderly student behavior and to assist the tour guide.
  

Prior to their visit, teachers will receive a parking permit that allows school buses and 15+ passenger vans to park on Korean Veterans Boulevard. Buses should drop students off in front of the building on Demonbreun Street before parking at their designated spot.

There are several paid lots located around the Museum. The Music City Center and the Hilton Hotel are both across the street from the Museum and offer paid parking. Visit www.parkitdowntown.com for additional options.

Tours and programs range in length from one to two hours. For information on specific programs, click here.

Box lunches are available to school groups. For information, please email schools@countrymusichalloffame.org.