The young and young at heart are all a-gaggle with the weather forecast for later this week. The holiday travelers and shopping procrastinators are, no doubt, starting to pucker up …
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 …
A city snowscape
A few weeks ago, I encouraged getting out to discover what winter has to offer a photographer. I hope some of you took advantage of the two snows we had …
KSO concert to honor MLK
The Knoxville Symphony Orchestra, in collaboration with the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative Commission, will present “Night with The Arts: A Concert in Celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King …
Knox Rotary awards $50K in scholarships
The Rotary Club of Knoxville awarded four scholarships to area graduates at a luncheon on Tuesday at The Foundry – two are four-year $20,000 scholarships and two are one-time $5,000 …
Integrity is lacking – in adjectives
For years, I’ve been searching for an adjective that conveys the richness of the noun “integrity.”
I don’t think it exists.
My friend Merriam-Webster’s thesaurus lists several synonyms for integrity: character, decency, …
Arts camp next week downtown
June 21 – June 25
Mary Poppins Summer Camp is an immersive arts education program that introduces students to many aspects of theater-making through the lens of Mary Poppins. Instruction will …
KSO presents a Celtic celebration
The St. Patrick’s Day Parade is cancelled again this year, but that doesn’t mean you can’t get in the spirit.
Rediscover the magic and music of the Emerald Isle as Aram …