Is Nashville open?

Yes, partially. Restaurants, bars serving food, and other retail are allowed to open for dine-in/in-person shopping at 50% capacity with restrictions. Phase Two will start on Monday, May 25, 2020. 

The city of Nashville is following this four-phase plan. Each phase requires a 14-day period of improvement or stability in cases. As of May 11, 2020, Nashville is in Phase One. Starting May 25, 2020, Nashville will start Phase Two, which will allow limited live music, 75% capacity in restaurants, gyms and fitness studios open at 50% capacity, and more.  

• Phase One (Current Phase as of May 11, 2020)
• Phase Two (Starting May 25, 2020)
• Phase Three (Earliest estimated start date: June 8, 2020)
• Phase Four (Earliest estimated start date: June 22, 2020)

Many events are either postponed or cancelled. Please contact the event or establishment to get the latest status.

See Metro’s COVID-19 response for the latest details.

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DAVIDSON COUNTY COVID-19 STATISTICS

SOURCE: All statistics are based on the Mayor’s daily metro COVID-19 press updates and the Davidson County COVID-19 Dashboard. Nashville’s Safer at Home Order started on March 15, 2020. 

LAST UPDATED: May 21, 2020

NOTE FOR MAY 19, 2020 STATISTICS: A company that conducts lab testing was not able to electronically report for a period of time over the weekend before and, once they caught up, it resulted in all numbers being higher than usual on May 19, 2020.

Overview:

• Davidson County Population: 694,144 (2019)
• Total Tests to Date: 48,691 (9.3% tested positive)
• Total Confirmed Cases to Date: 4,530
• Total Recovered Cases: 3,111
• Total Active Cases: 1,368
• Total Hospitalizations: 338
• Average New Cases Reported Per Day: 77
• Total Deaths: 51 (1.13% case fatality rate)

Hospitalizations:

• There have been a total of 338 hospitalizations due to COVID-19 in Davidson County

Death Statistics (Davidson County):

• 51 deaths have been attributed to COVID-19 in Davidson County since March 27, 2020
• Males account for 65% of the deaths
• The average age of those who have died is 71
• The median age of those who have died is 73
• 80% of those who have died were 65 or older
• A least 73% of those who have died had known underlying health conditions. Health conditions were not disclosed or unknown for the other deaths
• Five deaths were under the age of 60—age 41 with underlying health conditions, age 46 with underlying health conditions, age 48 whose health conditions were not disclosed, age 54 with underlying health conditions, age 54 with underlying health conditions, and age 55 whose health conditions were not disclosed
• There have been no deaths for anyone age 40 or under

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CURRENTLY CLOSED OR RESTRICTED

City-wide Closures and Restrictions:

• Restaurants and retail may offer limited dine-in/in-person shopping, delivery, to-go, and curbside pickup (including alcohol).
• Bars, music venues, gyms, salons, and most other establishments are closed until further notice.

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CURRENTLY OPEN

Restaurant Dine-In Options:

• See the list here

Bar Options:

• See the list here

Restaurant Delivery, To-Go, & Curbside Pickup Options:

• See the list here

Shops (online):

• See the list here

Fitness Studios (virtual classes):

• See the list here

Virtual Concerts:

• See the list here

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RESTAURANTS, BARS, & BREWERIES CURRENTLY OPEN IN SOME CAPACITY