Many of our blog viewers are familiar with our friends at WDVX, the in-house radio station inside our Visitors Center. They’re well known to visitors and locals alike for their daily noon program “The Blue Plate Special”, but you might not know about their newer monthly program “ Taps and Tunes ”…
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This post is part of a series on the Anniversary of the 1982 World’s Fair that was held in Knoxville, Tennessee. For more posts and information about events past and present, head to worldsfair40.com . Knoxville has always been a music town, but the 1982 World’s Fair helped finally bring Knoxville…
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This post is part of a series on the Anniversary of the 1982 World’s Fair that was held in Knoxville, Tennessee. For more posts and information about…
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While it is true one can find bluegrass most anywhere these days, it takes on a new meaning here in Knoxville. Many of the legends call this region…
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Historic Market Square is the heart of downtown Knoxville. It’s a must-do for any visitor to our city, and we’re happy to tell you why! But you can’t…
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Major attractions are often a big factor why visitors choose a destination, but sometimes it’s the little things that really make a city what it is…
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Bristol is known as the “Birthplace of Country Music”, today Nashville is home to the Country Music Hall of Fame and famous places where many artists…
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Looking for something to do but short on cash? We’ve got lots of free things to do in Knoxville. Check out this list and read on for more ideas! An absolute must on this list is Ijams. This nature center in South Knoxville is part of Knoxville’s Urban Wilderness, the popular yet never crowded…
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What kind of music does Knoxville produce? All kinds. Like the city itself, the music is diverse, energetic and entertaining. The “hometown” artists…
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What kind of music does Knoxville produce? All kinds. Like the city itself, the music is diverse, energetic and entertaining. The “hometown” artists…
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