The Arts & Culture Alliance announces a call for entries for its 17th annual National Juried Exhibition, developed to provide a forum for artists to compete on a national scale …
TAMIS awarded $71,400 for film preservation
In the days before the ubiquitous cell phone camera captured every small moment, home movies provided a unique eye on everyday life, which sometimes turned out to be significant historical …
Vintage Girl Scout uniforms set stage for premiere
Girl Scouts, which was founded in 1912, started with the belief that girls could do anything. Although women were not able to vote until 1920, that idea inspired girls to …
BarberMcMurry launches Day of Service
BarberMcMurry Architects is launching its inaugural Day of Service on October 3.
Day of Service will be an annual, hands-on-service day at BarberMcMurry – when our designers donate time and talent …
Two events to recognize Adolph Ochs’ ties to Knoxville
Adolph Ochs’ path to running The New York Times started in downtown Knoxville, and local organizations and educators will recognize the historical significance with a panel discussion and dedication of …
Agencies, volunteers join for Homeless Resource Day
CareCuts is a collection of volunteers – individuals, families, agencies, businesses – who gather on Sunday afternoons to help their neighbors. After KnoxTNToday.com published a four-part series on homelessness, Kecia …
‘The Arts Tell My Story’
Bring your family to the Tennessee Amphitheater at World’s Fair Park for a special performance that celebrates the unique stories of our children and youth. Performances will include dancing, singing, …
Jeff and Sarah headline Jubilee reopening
In its first live-audience concert since March 2020, Jubilee Community Arts presents Jeff and Sarah at the Laurel Theater on Saturday, October 8, at 8 p.m.
Jeff Barbra and Sarah Pirkle have been …