Dolly Day in Nashville

Spend 9/25 celebrating Dolly Parton across Music City.

CARRYING ON HER KINDNESS
On Friday, September 25, Nashville celebrated Dolly Day, honoring Dolly Parton’s legacy of kindness, generosity, and music. The city wore pink and celebrated with “9 to 5” at 5pm, Dolly-inspired specials, pink lights, and Dolly posters. Free buttons, stickers, and bookmarks were available while supplies lasted at the Visitor Information Centers at Bridgestone Arena and Fifth + Broadway. Fireworks lit up downtown at 9:25pm.

Give Like Dolly

Give Like Dolly – Middle Tennessee will make it easy to support local nonprofits working in areas close to Dolly’s heart, from helping children succeed and neighbors in need to supporting healing, creativity, and a lifelong love of reading. The nonprofits benefiting through each giving pillar, along with Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library of Middle Tennessee, will be revealed soon.

As Dolly often said, “If you can read, you can do anything, dream anything, and be anything.”

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Dolly Parton’s impact on Nashville will be felt for generations, through the music she has given us, the people she has helped, and the example she continues to set..."

— Nashville Mayor Freddie O’Connell

Dolly Parton at the Music City Walk of Fame

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A Dolly Parton Experience: 11 Iconic Nashville Stops for Fans

Dolly Parton came to Nashville with a dream and went on to share her music, her heart, and her unmistakable spirit with the world. Her legacy can be experienced across Music City, from the stages where she performed to the studio where she recorded some of her most beloved songs. Follow her remarkable journey through these 11 iconic Nashville stops and celebrate the music, generosity, and enduring influence of one of the city’s most beloved stars. We will always love you, Dolly.

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