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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Have you recently caught yourself longing for the carefree days of the 60’s and 70’s? Wish you were surrounded by bold patterns, vibrant colors, maybe even some classic wood paneling? Look no further than Knoxville, an artsy-kinda-town that has some hidden gems to sweep you right back into those…
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Outside recreation is BIG in Knoxville with more visitors enjoying the outdoors in every season than ever before. Bicycling in all its forms is a major attraction in and of itself: Knoxville has hosted the USA Cycling National Championships for several years with a final run in 2023; mountain biking…
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If you have never been to Knoxville, buckle up for unexpected adventures! Actually, if you HAVE been here, you’re likely to find new adventures waiting. I have spent most of my life in Knoxville, but watching it grow over the past 20 years has allowed me to rediscover it again and again. Like a…
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Knoxville has a thriving creative scene, we're known as "The Maker City" and we invite visitors not just to observe art, but to make it themselves. Whether you’re a hands-on traveler, a casual doodler, or someone chasing inspiration, Knoxville offers plenty of places to tap into your creative side…
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Where’s Waldo? The question on everyone’s mind this summer. Now YOU can be a part of a real-life search in downtown Knoxville from July 1-July 31! How to join the fun: Pick up a Waldo Passport from participating locations during the month of July in Downtown Knoxville, including familiar and new…
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As the United States celebrates its 250 th anniversary, Tennessee celebrates its 230 th —thanks in large part to something that happened on Gay Street. June 1, Tennessee’s official birthday, usually offers great weather for outdoor celebrations. It’s the day that President Washington signed the bill…
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