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This weekend is another in Knoxville's series of Open Streets events. Go to Sutherland Avenue on

Blount Mansion

On June 1^st, museums and historical sites throughout Knoxville will offer free

The Town of Farragut is in west Knox County and has much to offer visitors. It is named after

Although Dogwood Arts Festival is practically a season more than an event—its calendar of

A number of folks at UT's History Department are excited about this, the biggest event of its kind

A century ago, Knoxvillians might have been pretty surprised to hear about a ‘dogwood festival’.

The Bijou Theatre is 110 years old. It was finished in the Edwardian era, the final days of Teddy

Art Garfunkel is performing at the Bijou on Friday, Jan. 18. He performed there at least once

It’s rumored there are two types of people. Those who find lectures fascinating, and those who think

This New Year's Eve, you'll probably drink some champagne, perhaps too much of it, and, come

Category - History

Open Streets: Sutherland

Statehood Day: Celebrating Tennessee’s Original New Idea

Get to Know Farragut

The Dawn of Dogwoodmania – Part 2

James K. Polk's Biggest Party Ever

The Dawn of Dogwoodmania – Part I

Happy Birthday, Bijou

Art Garfunkel and the Everlys

Lectures in Knoxville

Ringing Out the Old - How we celebrated New Year's Eve

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