There’s a ton of local places in Knoxville to get that frozen sweet treat fix. From soft serve to sno-cones to milkshakes, we’re here to help you find something that will tantalize your taste buds – just try to avoid the brain freeze! Enjoy this handy checklist, whether for National Ice Cream Day…
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July 10 th is National French Fry Day, and if you are celebrating this golden event in Knoxville, we’ve piled high ten great places to fill that savory, salty craving. Balter Beer Works - Chances are you love Balter's beer and brunch just as much as we do, so we are sure you are going to love their…
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The Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame is the only facility in the world dedicated to all levels of women’s basketball. Join us as we compare the sport from 100 years ago to today! A century ago, there was no ESPN, no live-sport channels where you can flip on the TV and be able to cheer on your…
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POV: You’re planning a trip with the fam and you’re overwhelmed with all the options, or maybe you don’t even know where to start. We got you! Here’s a quick post on guaranteed winning attractions: Little Kids From crawlers to age 10, look no further than Muse Knoxville. A STEAM (that’s Science…
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Where else can a child launch a rocket, explore the wonders of science, and learn through play all in the same day? At Muse, curiosity takes center stage. As Knoxville’s only children's science museum, Muse inspires and empowers young minds through hands-on, STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering…
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When it comes to staying active, Knoxville offers something for everyone. If you’re visiting, you don’t need a gym membership to meet your fitness goals! Whether you prefer logging miles on a trail, paddling across the water, biking a greenway, or enjoying an outdoor workout in the park, Knoxville’s…
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Every state has their official symbols and Tennessee is no exception. Today we’re sharing a few official icons and where you can find ‘em in Knoxville! Flag Adopted in 1905, the flag features three stars representing the grand divisions of the state: East, Middle and West. The stars are bound…
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There are several splash pads all over the city. The biggest is at the World’s Fair Park. Squeeze in a quick history lesson by taking the kids up the Sunsphere, which was built for the 1982 World’s Fair. And some geography too – you can see 360 degrees from the Observation Deck; a great time to…
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Every year it seems we say amongst ourselves, what is there to do and where can we see fireworks? Some have an annual routine and others like to switch it up. Today’s post is going to recap Knoxville’s offerings so you can have a game plan…
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Looking for ways to get the kids outside, burn off some energy, and create lasting family memories? Knoxville is filled with parks, playgrounds, trails, and natural spaces that invite children to explore, imagine, and play. From destination playgrounds to nature adventures, there's no shortage of…
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