When I returned to my camera habit about 10 years ago, I strived to be a landscape photographer. Capturing the broad vistas of the countryside, particularly the Great American West …
Miss Libby’s Arts and Crafts Tent steals the show
This year’s Children’s Festival of Reading will be action-packed. With everything from train rides and robots, world-class authors and illustrators, to storybook characters and musicians, there will never be a …
Fountain City Art Guild ready for spring show
The Fountain Art Center presents the Fountain City Art Guild Spring Show, opening this Friday, May 13, and running through June 22.
The opening reception will be Friday from 6:30-8 p.m. …
The joys of ‘plein air’ painting
An offer of painting an abandoned farm with the innocence of an early spring day was all our plein air painting group needed to tease out a painting or two. …
Getting back to business as usual at the ibrary
It’s beginning to feel like old times at the library. Regular storytimes are back, the Friends Used Book Sales are in full swing at various locations around the county (this week’s …
Make a splash
East and Middle Tennessee are blessed with lots of waterfalls. From unnamed falls of only a few feet to Fall Creek Falls at 265 feet, they are great destinations for …
Get ready to spring into First Friday
Friday, May 6: It’s time for First Friday! Come celebrate local artists and enjoy new exhibitions, artist demos and live music at the Emporium Center downtown at 100 S. Gay Street …
Tennessee Theatre celebrates 1982 World’s Fair
On May 1, 1982, Knoxville welcomed the world. Forty years later, the Tennessee Theatre is welcoming Knoxville to a look back on the 1982 World’s Fair and what it meant …