Knoxville has long had a fascination with Chattanooga. We're both Tennessee River cities, and for decades we've watched with ...

As Ukraine marks 35 years of independence, the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, will host War Up Close, an immersive virtual-reality exhibition documenting the war in Ukraine, on Saturday, October ...

Do kudzu monsters count as public sculpture? Hmmmm. Photo taken from rail trail behind River’s Edge apartments. October 2026 Volunteers, local businesses, and community organizers will gather on ...

I live in South Knoxville, and few things give me less pleasure than shopping at the “SoKnoKro” on Chapman Highway. I say ...

When AJ Tierney sat down with me to talk about opening House of Strays, I couldn’t wait to tell her story. Her inspiration, Josephine Baker, an actress and spy from the 1920s, and her love and passion ...

I haven’t been to the Municipal Golf Course but our family loves Williams Creek Golf Course, just minutes from downtown! Our kiddo is the little one, in the First Tee program last spring. – Leslie ...

The Market Square Farmers Market will transition to its winter hours on Saturday, November 7, continuing its year-round tradition of connecting the Knoxville community with local farmers, food ...

Good morning and welcome back to what has apparently become South Knoxville Week here at Inside of Knoxville! Where were we? As promised, let’s start with the Kerbela Temple development appeal, which ...

Yesterday’s story about Old Sevier Market’s long-anticipated opening gave me the itch to catch you up on the rest of the Old ...

The Arts & Culture Alliance is pleased to present four new exhibitions at the Emporium Center in downtown Knoxville opening on Friday, November 6, from 5:00-9:00 PM. A free gathering with the ...