Film and video production is allowed throughout the properties – outdoors, inside the Mansion, the 1802 House, and Stone Hall. Limited use of furniture and amenities, upon request.
Nashville singer/songwriter Beth Crowley filmed the video for “In the End” at Two Rivers Mansion in 2021. Follow Beth Crowley here.


We are honored for you to consider using the Two Rivers or Stone Hall historic properties for your film or video production! Please contact us first to confirm if your desired date is available at [email protected] or call (615) 639-0676. We look forward to setting up a planning appointment for you to come view the property and discuss your project.
For commercial productions only: Commercial photographers will also need to contact Metro Nashville Parks for proper permitting. There is an option of choosing from two fee structures, a daily rate or an annual fee. The daily rate is $125 for Davidson County professionals or businesses, or $150 for those located out of county. The annual permit is $250 ($300 for out of county) for twelve months. Film permits are not eligible for an annual permit. Fees for one day are $150 for Davidson County residents and $180 for out of county. Please visit this site for more information and the permitting forms from Metro Nashville Parks.
From music videos to bridal catalogue photos, Two Rivers Mansion, the 1802 House, and Stone Hall are the perfect backdrops for your next project. Select a topic from the list below to view our film and video production rental policies. View all rental policies…


Paranormal Investigations are allowed throughout the property – outdoors, inside Two Rivers Mansion and/or the 1802 House, and Stone Hall.
The Friends of Two Rivers provides services without discriminating on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, ancestry, disability, marital, family, pregnancy status, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, veteran or citizenship status.