Country music idol Dolly Parton has barely been deceased for two weeks. Nevertheless, the tributes keep coming, as does the sadness at her shocking passing. People from all walks of life are devastated by the loss of this remarkable woman. Her voice, songs, films, and theme park all meant so much to so many. Despite the ongoing grief, there is some uplifting news about two projects that Dolly Parton held dear. Her SongTeller Hotel and Life of Many Colors Museum will both open on Tuesday, September 29, per a news release.
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These new venues that celebrate Dolly Parton will become destinations that fans visit with the same enthusiasm that they show for Dollywood. Both places are infused with the warmth and vibrant spirit that characterized the singer herself.
The Hotel Is Fanciful and Welcoming
This Nashville hotel is more than just a place to spend the night. It has 245 comfy suites and guest rooms, plus two sites for vibrant live music. Parton's Live and Jolene's. Patrons can enjoy the sound of music by emerging talent at Jolene's while they feast on cocktails and food. Details here.
Parton's Live also showcases the work of gifted singers and songwriters. Her cousin Richie Owens will perform there on Wednesday, September 16. Parton's niece, Jada Star, is scheduled to sing on September Thursday, September 17 and Saturday, September 19. Guests can also expect lively songwriters sessions and writers' rounds. The experience is enhanced by tasty food and drink. Reservations open on Monday, September 14. Learn more here.
Dolly Parton's Museum Occupies the Hotel's Third Floor
Visiting the museum is like a journey through time to learn about Dolly Parton's amazing life and career. Via compelling interactive exhibits and other displays, fans can better understand the cultural and artistic influences that shaped the star. In fact, her dramatic evolution from a humble, small-town Tennessee aspiring singer to the height of fame, renown, and wealth is a uniquely American success story. That story comes excitingly alive at the Life of Many Colors Museum. Tickets to the museum are available starting on Tuesday, September 29. More information is here.
Nashville is home to countless venues that honor the finest artists in country music, from yesteryear and today. Now, two more sites will join that distinguished list.
