Music City Center

As Music City, we've naturally developed an excellent ear and a knack for listening. And we've heard loud and clear exactly what you want: a bigger stage for your larger meetings and conventions. The Music City Center is located just south of Broadway in downtown Nashville on a 16-acre site between 5th and 8th Avenues and Demonbreun and Franklin Street, adjacent to both the Bridgestone Arena and Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.

The MCC offers stunning views of the Nashville skyline and, in keeping with the city's commitment to sustainable development, boasts a 4-acre green roof. In addition, the building has been designed to capture Nashville's best attributes and immerse visitors in the unique character of Music City.

Nashville's Music City Center Ballroom
The high-performance Music City Center more than doubles the downtown meeting and exhibit space available in the current convention center. Get the App! The free Music City Center wayfinding app, available for iPhone and Android, automatically locates where someone is in the convention center and directs them to a destination, whether it’s a meeting room, restroom or the parking garage, effectively helping them navigate the 1.2 million square feet! Learn more about the app and see a video demo.

Music City Center Fun Facts:
Acreage: 16 Total Square Footage: 2.1 million Public Square Footage: 1.2 million Exhibit Space: 350,000 sq. ft. Meeting Rooms/Break-out Space: 90,000 sq. ft. Grand Ballroom: 57,500 sq. ft. Davidson Ballroom: 18,000 sq. ft. Retail Space: 5,000 sq. ft.	Tallest Point: 150 feet Meeting Rooms: 60 Parking Spaces: 1,800 Elevators & Escalators: 22 Doors: 1,100 Loading Docks: 32 Steel: 11,000 tons Concrete: 110,000 cubic yards Light fixtures: 13,500 Track Lighting: 21,000 linear feet	Green Roof: 4 acres Rainwater collection tank: 360,000 gallons Solar Panels: 845 Art: 8 site-specific commissions, 52 acquired from mostly local artists Committed to LEED Silver Certification Performance-enhanced extras including additional rigging, lighting, green rooms and, of course, exceptional acoustics