The Brass Pearl - This Market Square seafood restaurant and oyster bar offers an elevated version of this down-home comfort food with their lobster mac and cheese. The little cups created by orecchiette pasta hold chunks of butter poached lobster and Tillamook cheddar and smoked gouda cheeses…
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July 13 th is National French Fry Day, and if you are celebrating this golden event in Knoxville, we’ve piled high ten great places to fill that savory, salty craving. Penne for Your Thoughts - This favorite food truck at the Central Filling Station - Tennessee's first full-service food truck park -…
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1. Squash those FOMO (fear of missing out) feelings! Year round, Knoxville’s event calendar is full of activities everyone will enjoy; from annual festivals like Bike Boat Brew & Bark to concerts and live music throughout the city. Following Visit Knoxville on Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest will…
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Wondering how to get your kids interested in history? Let us help you solve this problem with the History Headquarters ( History HQ ). Located in the Museum of East Tennessee History, History HQ is the East Tennessee Historical Society’s exhibition experience for young historians and their families…
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The Holston River begins in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and flows for 274 miles through Virginia into Tennessee and historically, the river had great strategic importance for commerce in the Tennessee Valley. Today you can enjoy the river at Holston River Park in East Knoxville. This…
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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 Endangered Species Day, meet Zoo Knoxville’s Newest Residents! Six new residents joined Zoo Knoxville in 2022, representing two species currently on the critically endangered list, a species heading towards the endangered list and a species that has been removed from the endangered…
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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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