Downtown Knoxville streets filled with beads, boas and barks on Saturday, March 4, for Young-Williams Animal Center’s 16th annual Mardi Growl Pet Parade & Festival.
The event benefits the animal shelter …
Downtown blog: Mardi Growl & more
Free classes on heart health
The Knox County Health Department is wrapping up Heart Health Month by encouraging our community to sign up for KCHD’s free Heart Health Classes.
Making healthy lifestyle changes may feel overwhelming …
A Festive First Friday at the Emporium
First Friday is tomorrow, March 3, 2023, in downtown Knoxville. While various vendors are open, the festivities are based at the Emporium Center, 100 S. Gay Street.
Celebrate local artists and …
VolunTeen summer program at Children’s Hospital
Register now for the 2023 summer East Tennessee Children’s Hospital VolunTeen program.
The program offers high school students the opportunity to volunteer for a one-week session at the diabetes camp or …
Mardi Growl is Saturday
“Laissez Les bons temps rouler”
“Let the good times roll”!
Join us for the 16th annual Mardi Growl on Saturday, March 4, at World’s Fair Park. Young Williams Animal Shelter’s famous pet …
Merit finalists; kids business fair
Congratulations to the three National Merit Finalists from L & N Stem Academy. To earn this distinction, students must excel in academic performance and PSAT/ACT scores plus have written recommendations …
Searching for Cas Walker’s rotisserie sauce
I have never received as much correspondence on one story as I did my recent column about Cumberland Avenue, and next to that, the one about the demise of Smoky …
Downtown blog: KMA cocktails & more
Suzanne Jackson, Savanah-based artist, will join Dr. Maria Magdalena Campos-Pons, consulting curator for KMA, on Tuesday, March 14, 5:30-7:30 p.m., to discuss her work in the Tennessee Triennial exhibition. Jackson …