After 40 years, it’s still hard to believe it happened. Even those who don’t remember the 1982 World’s Fair – and at this point, most Americans weren’t even alive then – are obliged to know something about it. It’s the answer to “What’s that big golden thing standing on the west side of downtown?”…
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The dawning of a new year, much less a new decade, brings about many new resolutions for a healthier lifestyle, more time spent with friends and…
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We shared our 2019 Holiday Gift Guide and thought we’d give you a few more creative ideas. Many of…
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The Union Soldier’s Monument by Shawn Poynter Veterans Day, which we once knew as Armistice Day, is…
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This weekend is Pridefest, a celebration of tolerance for lesbians, gays, and transsexuals, and others who have felt excluded from mainstream society…
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This weekend is another in Knoxville's series of Open Streets events. Go to Sutherland Avenue on…
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“Y’all means ALL” courtesy of Taryn Ferro In 2012 the international LGBTQ Magazine The Advocate listed Knoxville as the “8 th Gayest City in America”…
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The Emporium by Eric Thompson If you like to travel, you probably love getting a taste of local flavor and culture, and what better way to do so than to attend a city’s First Friday. The term “First Friday” refers to a variety of public events (generally free of charge), occurring in many national…
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Vance & Christian McBride at the Bijou Theatre, photo credit to Bill Foster It’s no secret that Tennessee is home to a lot of great music. Music fans around the world know about the blues on Beale Street in Memphis and the rich history of country music in the Music City, but jazz in Knoxville…
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This New Year's Eve, you'll probably drink some champagne, perhaps too much of it, and, come…
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