Catch the Knox Food Fest this Friday and Saturday at World’s Fair Park. Admission is free, but bring chairs and towels for the kids.
The event is a 2-day festival filled …
Knox Food Fest starts Friday
It’s a History Hootenanny!
History is on display this weekend at the first ever History Hootenanny. Come visit the East Tennessee History Center on August 20 from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. A hootenanny means lots of …
Finding art in all the little things
Knoxville’s Farmers Market has become the Saturday morning go-to place. From 9 a.m. to about 1 p.m., farmers, bakers, craft vendors, food trucks and more occupy Market Square and the …
Hospital ‘vols’ more than just volunteers
When you join the Amy Perkins Team at the University of Tennessee Medical Center (UTMC) as a volunteer, you’re much more than “just” an unpaid volunteer who shows up two …
Penny4Arts provides access for area youth
The Arts & Culture Alliance of Greater Knoxville, in cooperation with the local arts and culture community, is proud to announce the 11th year of Penny4Arts, a program developed to …
Kallet to read new poems on Sunday
Before 2020, Knoxville poet Marilyn Kallet would usually spend springtime in the village of Auvillar in southwest France, teaching and mentoring aspiring writers and gathering inspiration for her own poetry. …
Community event with ‘Dreamland’ author Sam Quinones
The opioid crisis has been through many phases, each seemingly worse than the one before it. With the introduction of synthetic opioids, overdoses accounted for more than 100,000 deaths, surpassing …
Get registered for National Night Out
There is still time to register your neighborhood to participate in celebrating National Night Out. NNO is an annual community-building campaign to promote partnerships between residents and police as well …