This Valentine’s Day, how about a little mayhem and suicide for your viewing and listening pleasure?
Don’t worry, it’s just Knoxville Opera’s performance of “Romeo and Juliet.” And Charles Gounod’s classic …
Love and music – the perfect pair
More treats than tricks coming our way
Trick or treat is the theme for all of October, so it seems, but in Knoxville, it looks like mostly treats this weekend and beyond.
OK, there is one bummer: Oct. …
Here’s the lowdown: Scaggs, Cho add to arts landscape
We know that Knoxville loves First Friday, but before it descends, let’s take a moment to celebrate Thursday.
The underappreciated day before the start of the weekend holds something special this …
First Friday overflowing with options
August’s First Friday promises so many options, it’s going to be hard to plan your evening. Music, theatre, visual arts – pick your pleasure, but don’t be afraid to mix …
It’s Shakespeare time in Tennessee!
It’s a weekend of firsts and lasts on the local theater scene.
Tonight launches the Tennessee Stage Company’s 29th season of Shakespeare on the Square with “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” The …
Look for Flying weddings, Market Square music, First Friday
Wedding season has begun!
Flying Anvil Theatre is bringing back “Mary’s Wedding” with the stars who made it such a hit in early 2018. Emily Helton and Parker Jenkins will return …
Violinist Lark makes waves with Korngold, bluegrass
To the delight of the audience at the Tennessee Theatre Thursday night, after violinist Tessa Lark earned a standing ovation and roars of approval for her virtuosic performance of Czech-American …
The Great Russian Nutcracker: The perils and pleasures of relentless precision
The Moscow Ballet’s 25th anniversary edition of the Great Russian Nutcracker was performed to a near-capacity crowd, crammed with girls 6- to 10-years-old and their families, Tuesday night at the …