On October 26, 1796, Tennessee became the 16 th state admitted to the union after Independence Day. In honor of this momentous occasion, October 26 is known as National Tennessee Day. One of the most recognizable symbols of Tennessee, the Tri-Star, sits proudly in the center of its state flag. The…
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Refresh your seasonal dress and décor with a few new styles that are sure to become regular staples. Visit Knoxville’s Visitors Center Gift Shop is bringing even more locally made swag to Downtown Knoxville fresh off the press just in time for Fall! With the leaves changing and Vol Game Days right…
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As the days get shorter and July fades into the sunset, August patiently waits on the horizon. The ongoing sweltering heat may fool one into thinking it is here for good, but summer is officially simmering down, and school season is swinging on in. August marks the perfect time to wait out summer’s…
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June is that sweet spot in between Spring and Summer where the weather is just right. The days grow longer, the season gets warmer, and our Southern city comes alive under the sunshine. The first Saturday in June marks Knoxville’s annual Bike, Boat, Brew, & Bark Festival down at Volunteer Landing…
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In honor of the 40 th Anniversary of the 1982 World’s Fair, Visit Knoxville is gearing up with collectables and merchandise commemorating the occasion. Our Scruffy City is proud to have hosted people from all over the world, as the expansive fair went from May through October of 1982. Fast forward…
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It’s holiday time in Tennessee, so get out your glitter, track down your tinsel, and string up your lights! Amidst all the gift shopping madness and…
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