The Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame is the only facility in the world dedicated to all levels of women’s basketball. Join us as we compare the sport from 100 years ago to today! A century ago, there was no ESPN, no live-sport channels where you can flip on the TV and be able to cheer on your…
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Knoxville isn’t just a great fishing town, it’s a bass fishing town. With world-class fisheries, a deep rooted culture for the outdoors, and a downtown built to host all kinds of major sporting events, Knoxville checks every box for what the Bassmaster Classic represents. Often called the Super Bowl…
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February 4, 2026, marks the 40th annual National Girls & Women in Sports Day, first established by President Ronald Reagan in 1987. This celebratory day was created to celebrate the strides of women not only in athletics, but in equal opportunity on and off the playing field. In 2022, we celebrate…
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Tucked just beyond the heart of downtown Knoxville but still a part of the buzz, the Old City invites you to look closer and immerse yourself in one of East Tennessee’s most character-rich neighborhoods. You’ll find 100+ year-old original brick pavers down Jackson Avenue, historic warehouses turned…
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National Go Fishing day is June 18 and what better excuse to plan a trip to Knoxville and find a stream, lake or pond to bait your hook, cast your…
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Along with Visit Knoxville, Visit Gainesville, Alachua County is honored to take part of a Cities of the SEC gameday blog exchange. We are excited to welcome Tennessee Volunteers football fans and invite you to read on for game day resources and ways to add to your fun when you are not busy cheering…
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There's a new way to stay healthy and have fun in Knoxville: pickleball! Now the fastest-growing sport in America, pickleball combines elements of tennis, badminton, and ping-pong for an easy-to-learn game that can bring people together and get those competitive juices flowing. Pickleball court data…
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A great catch on the bank of the Tennessee River right across from Neyland Stadium Knoxville’s access to a multitude of lakes and its mild climate produces fishing that’s impressing anglers from all around the country. Elite anglers recognize our area as a top fishing destination, with the…
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Wait for Field courtesy of University of Tennessee “Without a doubt,” wrote a Sentinel sportswriter in 1920, “Knoxville can lay claim to…
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