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“Local Kids Visit Free” returns for the summer at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum

Now through August 10, locals 18 and under can visit the Museum without paying a dime.

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Country music summer is here, y’all.

Photos courtesy the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum

School’s out, sun’s out, and the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum is turning up the volume on summer fun once again.

Now through Sunday, Aug. 10, all local kids ages 18 and under can visit the Museum for free, with 25% off admission for up to two accompanying adults.

Residents in Davidson and bordering counties (including Cheatham, Robertson, Rutherford, Sumner, Williamson, and Wilson) are eligible.

🎸 Daily family-friendly fun

In addition to the Museum’s current exhibits, you’ll find special family summer programming every single day, which includes hands-on crafts, music, and interactive learning for all ages. Check the calendar for:

  • Build-your-own friendship bracelets
  • Design custom cowboy boots
  • Learn to square dance from local professionals
  • Songwriting 101
  • Musical puppet theatre
  • So, so many more

Pro tip: Don’t forget to reserve your timed entry tickets in advance. Even with free admission, per-day spots are limited to ensure a smooth experience.

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