The coronavirus pandemic has been devastating to numerous Nashville businesses, including the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. The museum’s CEO, Kyle Young, announced that 73 employees have been laid off and 101 have been furloughed, as the museum stays closed due to COVID-19. “We were forced to make this difficult decision by a challenging business environment unprecedented…
Those hoping to visit the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum will unfortunately have to wait just a little bit longer. The museum, which previously announced it would remain closed through the end of May, will now stay closed through the end of June. “The health and safety of our guests and staff are our top priority, and…
The Country Music Hall of Fame was one of the first businesses to shut their doors due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The museum is still closed through May 31, but is currently scheduled to reopen in June, albeit with certain restrictions in place. While the museum will be open, all in-person programming is currently canceled through July 31….
The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum will remain closed through May 31. The popular Nashville attraction announced on March 13 that it was closing through March 31, but continues to extend the closure due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. “The welfare of our staff, guests, and community is our top priority,” the Country Music Hall of Fame…
