How to Celebrate El Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead)
El Día de los Muertos, or the Day of the Dead, is a celebration of life and death practiced mainly in Mexico but also increasingly in other Latin…
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Posts From: October 2021
5 Reasons Why Zoo Knoxville’s ARC is a Must-See Attraction
There are many reasons to visit Zoo Knoxville’s Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Campus, also known as the ARC. Whether you are looking for a fun time, an educational experience, or a chance to be a part of species saving conservation work, the ARC has it all. Check out the 5 reasons why the ARC…
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Where to Find Fossils in Knoxville
For kids and kids at heart, there’s nothing like the wonder of dinosaur bones and fossils. October 13 happens to be National Fossil Day, and we’d like to share the hidden gem that is McClung Museum of Natural History & Culture. This facility is a Smithsonian Affiliate and located on the campus of…
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The Five Best Places to Drone in Knoxville
Knoxville is known for its blend of breathtaking scenic beauty and urban cityscapes, often captured beautifully by local and visiting photographers. Arguably the best way to truly capture Knoxville’s unique city views against the backdrop of East Tennessee mountain landscapes is from the sky. Drone…
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