Dolly Parton’s ‘Life of Many Colors Museum’ and ‘Song Teller Hotel’ Set for Fall Opening in Nashville

Nashville, TN, August 25, 2026 —

Two new attractions inspired by the life and career of music icon Dolly Parton are slated to open in Nashville this fall. The ‘Life of Many Colors Museum’ and the ‘Song Teller Hotel’ are set to welcome visitors, offering immersive experiences related to Parton’s renowned work and personal journey.

Details regarding the specific opening dates within the fall season have not yet been publicly released. The museum is expected to showcase various aspects of Parton’s extensive career, likely drawing inspiration from her personal stories and artistic endeavors, such as the autobiographical song ‘Coat of Many Colors’ which gives the museum its name.

The adjacent ‘Song Teller Hotel’ is anticipated to complement the museum experience, potentially offering themed accommodations and amenities that reflect Parton’s storytelling prowess and connection to music. Further information about the hotel’s features and room designs has not been disclosed.

Both ventures represent a significant expansion of the entertainment and cultural landscape in Nashville. The projects aim to attract fans of Dolly Parton and tourists interested in country music history and Southern culture. Specifics about ticket pricing for the museum, hotel booking information, and any associated events are expected to be announced closer to the opening dates.

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