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In Knoxville, oral accounts from local area residents note the Eighth of August as, “The one day of the year when black people could go to Chilhowee Park and enjoy a great day of celebration!” In…
Read MoreKnoxville, TN: Join us on Saturday, August 29 from 4 -10pm as we toast 25 wonderful years in Knoxville with a free concert on Market Square featuring Scott Miller & The Commonwealth, Guy Marshall…
Read MoreWHAT: AIA Tennessee Convention –Tennesseeing http://tennesseeing.aiatn.org/ WHO: Members of the American Institute of Architects, Tennessee Society convening in Knoxville WHEN: Wednesday, July 29 –…
Read MoreKnoxville, TN - Have you ever heard a tree tell its own story? You can now, in two Knoxville City parks. Mayor Madeline Rogero and Gina Hancock, Tennessee State Director of The Nature Conservancy…
Read MoreKnoxville, TN – The Knoxville Museum of Art (KMA) has again achieved accreditation by the American Alliance of Museums (AAM), the highest national recognition for a museum. This is the KMA’s third…
Read MoreKnoxville, TN - The Visit Knoxville Film Office, in partnership with the Knoxville Film Festival, has announced they will be offering a $20,000 Grand Prize to the winner of this year’s Knoxville Film…
Read MoreKnoxville, Tenn. –The genders of Knoxville Zoo’s Western lowland gorilla babies have been determined and they have been officially named. It’s a girl and a boy, and the one-month-olds have been…
Read MoreKnoxville, TN – The annual Summer Soul Jam 2015 is grooving its way into the Old City Courtyard in Knoxville on July 25th. Gates open at 5:00pm and show begins at 6:00pm. Featured artists, including…
Read MoreKnoxville, TN – Visit Knoxville is proud to announce that local brewery Saw Works Brewing Company with be holding Band Saw 2015, a music and beer festival. They will be celebrating the brewery’s 5th…
Read MoreThe Bearden area of West Knoxville has a new pocket park named for the legendary Everly Brothers, who lived in the area as teenagers. The Bearden Council, which represents local neighborhoods and…
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