Events in Knoxville, TN

Settle in for a relaxed evening of Magic played in the Commander format. Participation requires the MTG Companion app, and there is no cost to enter. Games will be seated in groups of three to four players. To keep play friendly, five complete rotations must occur before anyone can be knocked out, lands can be destroyed, or a win can be claimed. Each pod will award a Promo Pack to one randomly selected participant.

Gear up for a three-round Yu-Gi-Oh! tournament played in the Advanced format. Entry is $5, and every participant takes home the newest Tournament Pack just for entering. Prizes are OTS packs, with one newest OTS Pack and one additional OTS Pack awarded for each win. The top finisher, determined by final standings, also receives a Winner Pack.

This Digimon event features three rounds of play with a $5 entry. Each entry includes one Booster Pack. Prizes are tied to performance and turnout. A 3-0 record earns five Tournament Packs and a 2-1 record earns one. Additional Winner Packs are awarded according to final standings and the number of players. With 8 to 16 participants, first place receives one. With 17 to 23, first and second each receive one. With 24 to 31, first through third each receive one. With 32 or more, first through fourth each receive one.

Finn's Restaurant & Tavern hosts a weekly live music series featuring the duo Rey Pineda and Doug Datwyler. Their performance covers pop, Americana, rock, Latin, and blues. Enjoy dinner during the show, with half-priced bottles of wine and new pasta dishes available.

A welcoming Flesh and Blood game night invites both new and experienced players to learn and play in a relaxed setting. Every participant receives a GEM promo pack and $5 in store credit for taking part. Points accumulate over multiple sessions, with awards handed out about every 10 to 12 weeks ahead of the next pre-release. For questions about these Flesh and Blood nights, the store can be reached at 865-409-1640.

Enjoy a lively trivia night hosted by Mr. G Party Solutions, with Chris D behind the bar. Gather a sharp team, match wits with other groups, and compete for prizes along with the weekly championship belts.

Elaine’s Tavern comes alive with a fun karaoke dance party hosted by DJ KNKT.

This extended Halloween getaway travels from East Tennessee to Salem, Massachusetts, with overnight bus travel, a hotel stay in Danvers, and time to experience the city’s seasonal atmosphere. Departures are from Farragut, Knoxville, and Bristol, arriving in the Salem area the next morning. After check in at Best Western Danvers, the bus continues to Salem for independent exploration over two days. An evening pickup returns participants to the hotel after the first day, and the following night the bus departs Salem for the overnight ride back to Knoxville. Per person pricing is Single $1,150, Twin $850, Triple $750, and Quad $675. A $100 per person deposit is due at registration. Register by calling 865-523-2796.

Grow your skills in a five-class, chef-led series for adults that shifts the focus from simply following directions to truly understanding how great cooking works. With guided demonstrations and plenty of hands-on practice, you will gain confidence, move efficiently in the kitchen, choose the right technique for the job, and season with purpose so everyday meals and special occasions both shine. Core techniques are woven throughout the program, including precise knife work, smart heat management and cooking methods, building sauces with depth, making doughs and other basics from scratch, and plating that looks polished and professional. Classes meet weekly and run about three hours each. The instruction welcomes beginners through intermediate cooks, and no prior experience is required. The journey begins in France with classics such as Coq au Vin, a red wine braise with aromatics, a colorful ratatouille of tender vegetables, a savory Alsatian onion tart, and silky crème brûlée with a caramelized top. Along the way you will break down a whole chicken, practice braising and sautéing, develop flavorful pan sauces, refine knife cuts like julienne and chiffonade, and master custards and sugar caramelization. Italy follows with handmade pasta aglio e olio, lemony chicken piccata, crisp-tender green beans, and tiramisu layered with espresso and mascarpone. Skills center on mixing, rolling, and cutting fresh pasta, identifying herbs and balancing flavors, efficient knife work for aromatics, deglazing for pan sauces, and assembling cream-based desserts. Next comes Thailand, featuring Tom Yum with bright citrus and herbs, Pad Thai with your choice of tofu, chicken, or shrimp, green curry with jasmine rice, and mango sticky rice. Instruction covers building complex soups with layered flavors, balancing sweet, salty, sour, and spicy elements, timing and technique for wok cookery, blending curry pastes and simmering with coconut, and producing perfectly tender sticky rice. Spain takes the stage with tapas and paella, including patatas bravas with a zesty tomato sauce and aioli, sizzling garlic shrimp, paella Valenciana scented with saffron and filled with chicken, seafood, and vegetables, and creamy crema catalana with a crackling sugar crust. You will practice small-plate presentation, cook with garlic-infused oil, learn the rice technique that develops socarrat, and refine custard skills with a brulée-style finish. The series concludes in Japan with a chef-crafted ramen bowl, hand-rolled sushi, chicken teriyaki with seasonal vegetables, and mochi doughnuts that are crisp outside and pleasantly chewy within. Focus areas include careful knife work for fish and vegetables, preparing and rolling seasoned sushi rice, glazing and pan searing proteins, and mixing, shaping, and frying doughs. By the final session you will cook with greater ease and speed, plate food attractively, explore new recipes and techniques with confidence, and serve dishes worthy of a restaurant while enjoying the process from prep to plate.

This Lorcana event features three rounds of best of three Core Constructed matches. The entry fee is $6, and each round has a 50 minute time limit. Prize support awards one pack from the newest released set for every match win, with Weekly Play Kit promos distributed at random. The format may be adjusted over time based on community feedback, especially with the introduction of Infinity Constructed when rotation coincides with the release of Fabled.

This bi-weekly Legacy event takes place on Thursdays and allows proxies. Entry is $10, and prize support is awarded to top finishers using a 1.5x multiplier in store credit. For example, with eight participants the payout would be $60 for first, $30 for second, and $15 each for third and fourth.

Thursday night focuses on drafting. Players draft and then play three rounds, and every participant receives extra prize packs and promo cards. Entry is typically $20, which may vary depending on the set, and it covers both the draft and prize support. A different set is highlighted each week. Requests for upcoming sets can be shared at the store, on social media, or during the event.

Weekly GLC tournaments are being held for Pokemon Trainers. Participating also provides another opportunity to qualify for the Player First release program. More details and goodies will be announced soon.

BucketHead Tavern hosts Groove Injection Karaoke with Knoxville Mobile Karaoke. Guests can order a drink, choose a favorite tune, and take the mic for singalongs and laughs with friends. Those who prefer to watch can cheer from the crowd and enjoy the lively atmosphere.

Hosted by the UTK Human Resources Recruitment Team at UT Creamery, this free public career fair welcomes recent graduates, current employees, and anyone interested in working on Rocky Top. Campus colleges and departments will be on hand to share information, answer questions, and talk about open positions. Attendees are encouraged to bring a resume, meet hiring teams face to face, and explore opportunities across the university. Free onsite parking will be available, and those who attend will be entered for a chance to win a UT gift bag. Participants include the Baker School, the College of Arts and Sciences, the College of Communication and Information, the College of Social Work, Digital Learning, the Division of Enrollment Management, the Division of Student Success, the Haslam College of Business, the Office of Research, Innovation, and Economic Development, Rocky Top Recruiters, Shared Services and VolTravel, and the University of Tennessee Police Department.

At Alpha Divers, the PADI Equipment Specialist course focuses on simple scuba gear fixes, basic adjustments, and the routine care and maintenance that keep equipment working smoothly. Learn how to handle common problems such as a worn o-ring, a torn wetsuit, or a broken fin strap, while gaining a clearer understanding of how your gear functions so you can protect your investment and feel more confident using it. Instruction includes storage recommendations, troubleshooting approaches, and configuration suggestions, and there may be an opportunity to get in the water to try new or unfamiliar equipment. You may be asked to bring your basic scuba kit, with additional gear on hand for hands-on practice. This course is open to anyone at least 10 years old who holds a PADI Junior Scuba Diver certification or higher.

Inspired by Dr. Timothy Hiles’ 2026 book Art, Movement, and Disability: Transcending the Beauty Paradigm, this exhibition brings his scholarship into the gallery by presenting artists featured in his research. The works rethink disability, embodiment, and representation, foregrounding disability reclamation, invisible disability, and the language of movement. Each piece encourages conversation, inviting viewers into an active exchange with the art and its ideas. The exhibition includes work by Sue Austin, Matt Bodett, Laura Ferguson, Elizabeth Jameson, David Johnson, Rabecca Kamen, Christine Sun Kim, KYRIANNA, Riva Lehrer, Alessandro Schiattarella, and Alice Sheppard and Kinetic Light. Dr. Hiles is Associate Professor Emeritus of Art History at the University of Tennessee.

A live set from Fountain City Ramblers fills The Emporium Center as part of a First Friday celebration, offering a lively mix of music and art in downtown KTown.

There is a $5 entry fee, with 100 percent paid out in store credit.

Connect with a friendly Commander community for casual play. Entry is $6, with your choice of a booster pack for participating or $6 in store credit. New players receive a bonus booster or a promo pack. Two games are planned, and players can still hop in for the second round even if they miss the first. Bring a favorite deck and enjoy some Commander fun.

This Yu-Gi-Oh tournament uses the Advanced format and consists of four rounds. The entry fee is $5, and every participant receives the latest Tournament Pack with entry. Prizes are OTS packs. Each match win earns two OTS packs, the newest OTS version plus one additional OTS pack. First place receives a Winner Pack, determined by final standings.

This Standard format Pokemon event has a $5 entry fee. Each participant receives a Pokemon Prize Pack when they sign up. The number of rounds will be determined by attendance. Prize support awards one Pokemon Prize Pack for each win. First time league players receive one Pokemon Prize Pack.

Experience an evening of live stand-up with Fiona Cauley, a Nashville-based comedian known for dark, punchline-forward comedy that turns real-life moments into fearless laughs. A frequent guest and Golden Ticket winner on Kill Tony, she appears regularly at Zanies in Nashville, is a familiar presence at Austin’s Comedy Mothership, and headlines shows across the country. Diagnosed at 18 with Friedreich ataxia, a rare genetic neurological condition, Fiona weaves her journey from walking unaided to using a wheelchair into her act with wit and candor. Her comedy engages audiences directly, opening up conversation around disability while delivering sharp, crowd-ready jokes. Seating is limited for this special engagement.

Central Cinema welcomes a comedy showcase from The Comedy Sphere featuring Ryan O' Flanagan. Based in Los Angeles, Ryan is a comedian and actor with screen credits that include New Girl, Abbott Elementary, Platonic, High Potential, American Vandal, Dave, and The Orville. His voice work can be heard on American Dad! and Disney Channel’s The Owl House. His stand-up has appeared on Last Call with Carson Daly and Adam Devine’s House Party, and he has a half-hour special on Comedy Central. He is also known for the viral Overly Excited Tourist web series. The night will also spotlight a selection of favorite local comedians. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 at the door.

Hayden Coffman appears with Madison Parks for a live performance. Advance tickets are $20, and tickets are $25 on the day of the show. Seating is limited and available on a first come, first served basis.

A lively karaoke and dance night in Knoxville presented by Mr. G Party Solutions. Take the mic, hit the dance floor, or relax and enjoy the crowd and performances, with bar staff on hand throughout the evening.

Aaron is an award-winning singer-songwriter from Rockwood, Tennessee, bringing a modern country sound shaped by steady momentum since his December 2021 debut. His first release, Hit Rewind, gained traction on streaming platforms and earned regular radio play around the world. He has followed with more than ten singles and a debut album, with tracks featured on major Spotify playlists including New Music Friday Country, Fresh Finds Country, and Next From Nashville. Over the past two years he has focused on songwriting, building connections, and refining his craft, headlining shows in North Carolina and Tennessee and opening for rising artists such as Brandon Davis, Kasey Tyndall, and Walker Montgomery. His fanbase and streaming numbers nearly doubled over the last year. This Town, written about growing up in Rockwood, resonated with many country fans and laid the groundwork for an aspiring country music writer and artist. His music has drawn comparisons to Morgan Wallen, Luke Combs, and Hank Williams Jr., with a storytelling approach at the heart of every track.

The Kincaid Band performs live at Lucky Shot Billiards Sports Bar and Grill.

Auburn faces Tennessee at Neyland Stadium in an SEC showdown between programs with a long shared history. With stakes in the conference race and a charged Knoxville atmosphere, the matchup offers high-intensity action for college football fans.

The East Tennessee Parrothead Club is participating in the Walk to End Alzheimer’s at Knoxville Zoo, bringing Parrotheads together to raise funds and awareness for Alzheimer’s care, support, and research. Walkers may take part in honor or in memory of loved ones, or simply to support the cause. Although the club’s board members cannot attend this year, the club encourages its members, friends, and fellow Parrotheads to walk or contribute. An opening program will precede the walk, and on-site registration will be available. Attendees who would like to carry the East Tennessee Parrothead Club banner can email easttnphc@gmail.com to coordinate.

Knoxtoberfest brings a full day of autumn fun to Downtown Knox. Enjoy live performances all day long, a bustling marketplace of local makers and vendors, and a variety of activities for children and families. Food trucks serve a range of bites while shoppers explore seasonal goods and take in the festive atmosphere. Whether browsing handcrafted items, sampling tasty fare, or dancing to the bands, guests can experience a community celebration with something for all ages.

Marking its one year anniversary, The Collective Showcase has moved to its new home at Athletic Republic Knoxville and is expanding the experience. The event features 150 tables, food trucks, and live tournaments, with more vendors and more activity throughout the venue. Giveaways totaling over $1,000 in prizes are part of the celebration. Supported by community partners including Sports Treasures, KnoxBox Collectibles, Knoxville Smokies, The PUG, BCW Supplies, and CollX, the showcase brings collectors, vendors, and fans together for a larger, high-energy gathering.

Help your young pup build confidence in a friendly group setting. This class welcomes puppies under 6 months old and under 25 pounds, with social play and skills guided by a professional dog trainer. Sessions are ongoing, and you can attend as many or as few as you like. Booking is available through the app, and first-time visitors can review helpful details to prepare before attending.

Enjoy a welcoming day of tabletop fun with the Knoxville Board Game Club at Good Times GameHouse. Bring your own favorites to teach, pick from the in-store demo shelf, or jump into games others have set out. Your first visit is free. After that there is a $5 entry that is returned as $5 in store credit, which can be used for drinks, refreshments, board games, or anything else in the store, and it can also be saved in the system for later. The atmosphere centers on a love of games and positive, friendly play.

Ember South Entertainment presents Black Flag live at Open Chord Stage in Knoxville, TN. The concert welcomes all ages. Tickets are $28 in advance and $35 on the day of show. Refunds are available only if the event is postponed or canceled.

Dynamic Panic performs a live set featuring both covers and original songs.

A welcoming get-together for Commander players, focused on social games with friends and the local community. The event features bounty-style challenges tailored to Commander and offers chances to take home packs.

At Sonny’s Brewery, an all-levels creative vinyasa class invites beginners and longtime practitioners alike to move, connect, and have fun. Guidance focuses on clear alignment and smooth transitions so newcomers feel comfortable, with optional progressions for those who want to explore more advanced poses. Bring a yoga mat, invite friends, and bring good vibes. You can sip a brewery drink during the session, then stick around afterward to socialize, grab another beverage, and enjoy pizza and wings next door with the community. The class is $10 per person, and all experience levels are welcome.

Enjoy a casual Lorcana League gathering where players can play games, trade cards, and grow their collections. Admission is $6 and includes a Lorcana pack. League members receive discounted pricing on Lorcana and priority access to packs, boxes, promos, playmats, and other Lorcana products. For additional details about the league, refer to the pinned post on the organizer’s page.

Digimon Locals features a five dollar entry fee, with the full amount collected returned to participants as store credit.

Riftbound Locals features a $5 entry. Each participant receives one Nexus Night pack, a Flash Promo, and a Spiritforged booster pack. Prize support provides twelve packs for first place, six for second, and three packs each for third and fourth.

Amtgard Park Day at West Hills Park features garb, foam weapon activities and archery, arts, larping, and teaching. New participants are welcome. The group is active in person and also stays connected on Discord and Facebook.

Guided by Carly Jones and Blake Stannard, this flexible acrobatics class welcomes all levels and adapts to each participant’s experience. Whether beginning with the basics, reinforcing core techniques, or exploring more advanced progressions, you will build strength, trust, and coordination throughout the session. After class, there will be two hours of open jam time to play, socialize, and practice the skills covered. The cost is donation-based. No prior experience or partner is required. Please bring water and a mat, towel, or blanket.

Tig Notaro brings Out of Nowhere to the Bijou Theatre for an evening of live performance. Tickets are available by phone, online through the venue, in person at the Tennessee Theatre Box Office, and at the Bijou Box Office while supplies last. Venue newsletter subscribers may receive access to a presale. Parking options include nearby lots and metered spaces, with a pay lot across Cumberland and convenient access to the State Street, Market Square, and Locust Street garages. For everyone’s safety, items such as weapons, outside food and beverages, smoking devices, illegal substances, professional or flash photography equipment, tripods, selfie sticks, and large bags are not permitted. All guests and belongings are subject to search, and additional restrictions may apply based on the performance.

Black Violin brings the Be Free Tour to the Bijou Theatre, led by GRAMMY-nominated duo Wil Baptiste and Kev Marcus. Their show fuses classical string mastery with the drive of hip-hop, creating an experience that is energetic, uplifting, and boundary pushing. Sweeping strings and hard-hitting rhythms highlight themes of authenticity, self-expression, and connection, turning the evening into a tribute to individuality and creativity. The performance ranges from adrenaline-charged highs to reflective, joyful moments, fostering a welcoming atmosphere where freedom of expression is celebrated. Known for upending expectations of what string music can be, Black Violin continues to inspire audiences around the world while reaching more than 100,000 students each year.

Blair House Antiques is running a sale with 20 to 50 percent off purchases. The ring you have been eyeing is included, and that chandelier you have been thinking about is discounted too.

BeLocal Bingo returns to Kern's Food Hall with no-cost entry and gameplay. The event welcomes both first-timers and seasoned players. The experience includes food and drinks along with chances to win prizes.

Kenny Wayne Shepherd brings his acclaimed blues-rock to the Tennessee Theatre as part of a national tour marking three decades since his breakthrough. Once a teenage phenom from Shreveport with a Stratocaster in hand, he has grown into a seasoned bandleader who remains active in the studio and on the road. The tour spotlights a newly re-recorded edition of his debut album, Ledbetter Heights, honoring its 30th anniversary and highlighting the signature guitar work, catchy hooks, and devotion to the blues that earned him widespread attention.

Junkin’ at the Fairgrounds returns for a Fall Market. Vendor spaces are available for participants. Admission is $5.

HoLa Festival 2026 celebrates Hispanic and Latine American cultures at the World’s Fair Park Performance Lawn. Enjoy Latin American cuisine, artisan crafts, live music, dancing, beer, and a variety of performances. Families will find educational activities for children presented by local businesses and nonprofit organizations. The celebration also features a Parade of Nations. Admission is a $4 donation, and children enter free. All food purchases are made with tickets provided by the organizer, and food vendors do not accept cash. Food and beer tickets are sold at two large booths within the festival.

Knoxville hosts the first annual Oddities & Art Market at the World's Fair Exhibition Hall, an all-ages market held entirely indoors and featuring more than 100 artists and vendors. Discover curiosities and creations such as crystals and gems, handcrafted art, unique gifts, taxidermy, fossils, and jewelry from local creators. Explore the mystical with psychics and tarot readers for an immersive experience centered on the unusual. Complimentary public parking is available, and the event runs rain or shine. Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 on the day of the show both online and at the doors, and kids 10 and under are admitted free without a ticket. All proceeds benefit Access Art, supporting programs and scholarships that provide underprivileged youth with access to the arts. Artist and vendor registration is open exclusively through the organizer’s website.

Rising Appalachia brings a deeply human performance to the Bijou Theatre, blending warm, honey-toned harmonies with songs that delve into longing, difficult questions, and enduring hope. The experience unfolds as a shared gathering where listeners reconnect with one another, the natural world, and the time-honored songs that have accompanied the human story.

Experience a fall getaway through the Smokies by motor coach and rail. The trip begins with transportation from Farragut and Knoxville to Bryson City, North Carolina, where lunch at a local restaurant is included and there is time to browse local shops and boutiques. From the rail depot, participants board the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad for the Tuckasegee River Excursion, a scenic 32-mile round trip that includes a layover in Dillsboro, North Carolina for shopping or a meal on your own before boarding again. After returning to Bryson City, the motor coach heads back. The price is $225 per person. A $50 deposit per person is required at registration, and the remaining balance is due by the cancellation deadline.

Spend a full day in the Smoky Mountains during the fall on a guided excursion that combines motor coach travel with a classic rail experience. The day features a stop in Bryson City, North Carolina for lunch at a local restaurant, followed by free time to browse the shops and boutiques downtown. From there, participants board the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad for the Tuckasegee River Excursion, a scenic 32 mile round trip of about four hours with a layover of roughly one hour and twenty minutes in Dillsboro, North Carolina, leaving ample time to explore or grab a bite on your own before the return ride. After the train arrives back in Bryson City, the journey continues back home. The cost is $225 per person, with a $50 deposit required at sign up and the remaining balance due by the cancellation deadline.

VIP guests are welcomed in before regular doors, with the show to follow. The lineup may change, and discounts cannot be combined. As an Awakening Events and Awakening Foundation show, it will follow local health and venue requirements, and any updates to those rules are not grounds for a refund. By attending, guests consent to the capture and use of photos and video from the event. Ticketing includes a public on sale and a Summer Promo.

Presented by Ember South Entertainment, this all-ages concert at Open Chord in Knoxville, TN features Supersuckers with The Rumours. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 on the day of the show. Refunds are issued only if the event is postponed or canceled.

Trae Crowder takes the stage at the Bijou Theatre for an in-person performance. Tickets are available by phone, in person at the Tennessee Theatre Box Office, online through the venue’s website, and, if not sold out, at the Bijou Box Office. Presale access is offered through the theatre’s newsletter. Parking options include nearby lots and metered street spaces, with the closest being a pay lot across Cumberland, and additional garages in the area such as State Street, Market Square and Locust Street. For the safety of all guests, the theatre does not allow weapons of any kind including pocketknives, outside food and beverages, smoking including e-cigarettes, illegal substances, professional or flash photography, tripods, selfie sticks, backpacks, bags or oversized purses. All persons and items are subject to search, and additional restrictions may apply based on show requirements. To help prevent fraudulent sales, the venue removes posts offering tickets from online discussion pages.

Discover the Show Me Reptile Show, billed as the nation’s largest and most diverse reptile expo. It blends fun, learning, and adventure for all ages, welcoming longtime reptile enthusiasts, new keepers, and anyone curious about exotic animals. Expect a wide selection from respected breeders and vendors, including reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, small exotic mammals, aquatics, and plants, along with bioactive supplies, feeders, habitats, décor, and other care essentials. Browsing is encouraged, and many guests simply enjoy seeing the animals, taking photos, asking questions, and meeting the community behind the hobby. General admission is available in advance for $12 for adults and $5 for kids ages 7 to 12, with children 6 and under admitted free. At the door, adult tickets are $15 and kids 7 to 12 are $5, with children 6 and under free. VIP passes cost $17 in advance or $20 at the door and include free admission for the second day at two-day shows. All ages are welcome.

The Garden’s annual fall festival celebrates the harvest season with music, hands-on seasonal crafts, lawn games, hay rides, face painting, food, and vendors offering local and botanical artisan goods. The fall plant sale is stocked with trees, shrubs, and native plants well suited for autumn planting.

Please note that this event has been rescheduled to a later date. The original schedule is no longer in effect. For the most accurate information, check the organizer's latest announcement.

A fast-paced three-day getaway to New Orleans highlights the spirit of the spooky season. Depart from Knoxville with an additional pickup in Farragut and head south toward the Louisiana bayou. Touch down in the French Quarter for classic beignets at Café Du Monde, then spend the day exploring the city before starting the return trip. The journey concludes back in Knoxville on the third day. The cost is $250 per person, with a $50 deposit due at registration and the remaining balance due by the cancellation deadline. Registration is available by phone at 865-523-2796.

Taking place at First Baptist Knoxville, this single-day conference features Dr. Gary Chapman, author of the #1 New York Times bestseller The 5 Love Languages. Created for parents, grandparents, and those preparing for family life, it offers practical guidance to help couples nurture a healthy home. With insight and lighthearted humor, Dr. Chapman shares ways to replace harmful relational habits, put meaningful changes into practice that strengthen connections, and deepen bonds between partners and between parents and children.

Nick Shoulders brings the Apocalypse, Never! Tour to the Bijou Theatre. Tickets are available by phone, online through the venue’s website, at the Tennessee Theatre box office, and at the Bijou box office when available. Presale access is offered through the venue’s newsletter. Parking can be found nearby in lots, public garages, and metered street spaces. For the safety of all guests, the venue does not allow weapons, outside food or beverages, smoking of any kind, illegal substances, professional or flash photography, tripods, selfie sticks, or large bags, and everyone and their belongings may be screened at entry. The online event page is reserved for discussion, and posts offering tickets are removed to help prevent fraud.

This event spotlights Buddy Guy, widely regarded as one of the most influential guitarists in American music. A Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee and a key figure in Chicago’s West Side sound, he has inspired generations of rock and blues artists. His achievements include nine GRAMMY Awards and a Lifetime Achievement GRAMMY, 38 Blues Music Awards, the Billboard Century Award, the Presidential National Medal of Arts, and the Kennedy Center Honor. Rolling Stone places him at number 23 on its list of the 100 Greatest Guitarists, underscoring his impact on modern music. Born to a sharecropper’s family in rural Louisiana and later arriving in Chicago, he helped redefine the electric guitar through formative work with Chess Records and a body of influential solo recordings.

Indigo Girls bring their celebrated harmonies to Tennessee Theatre with special guest Linda Perry. Across four decades, the Grammy-winning duo of Emily Saliers and Amy Ray has released 16 studio albums and sold more than 15 million records, beginning in Atlanta clubs before signing with Epic Records in 1988. Their self-titled major-label debut topped two million in sales on the strength of singles like Closer to Fine and Kid Fears, starting a run of six consecutive Gold or Platinum albums. Their most recent release, Look Long, offers an eclectic and heartfelt set crafted with their strongest studio band yet. The performance highlights a legacy that has opened doors for generations of Queer artists in the mainstream.

Nurse Blake brings a brand-new stand-up show to the Bijou Theatre, filled with fresh stories from life in scrubs and the outrageous things patients and families say. Expect riffs on WebMD-fueled self-diagnoses with over-the-top stages, call buttons slapped like game show buzzers, and plenty of insider humor for nurses and other healthcare workers who could use a laugh. Friends and coworkers can look forward to a lively evening that celebrates the realities of hospital life, with nods to unforgettable patient moments, including the infamous water allergy. For everyone’s safety, the venue does not allow weapons, outside food or beverages, smoking or vaping, illegal substances, professional or flash photography, tripods or selfie sticks, or large bags, and all guests and items may be screened at entry.

Admission options include $8 at the door or $7 when purchased online. A $10 weekend pass is also available exclusively online.

The Glenn Miller Orchestra brings the sound of the swing era to the Bijou Theatre with a program of signature tunes from its storied catalog. The performance features classics such as In the Mood, Chattanooga Choo Choo, American Patrol, A String of Pearls, Little Brown Jug, Pennsylvania 6-5000, Tuxedo Junction, and their theme Moonlight Serenade. A 15-piece orchestra with lead singers and a vocal ensemble presents these big band favorites in the authentic style associated with Glenn Miller, capturing the character of the original performances. Continuing a national tour, the ensemble appears in more than 200 concerts and dances each year, sharing these timeless melodies with audiences across the country.

Randy Feltface: Gimmick is set for a performance at the Bijou Theatre. Tickets can be purchased by phone, in person at the Tennessee Theatre Box Office, online through the venue’s website, and at the Bijou Box Office. Parking options include nearby lots and on-street metered spaces, with a pay lot across Cumberland and garages such as State Street, Market Square, and Locust Street located nearby. For safety, the theatre does not allow weapons of any kind including pocketknives, outside food or beverages, smoking of any kind including e-cigarettes, illegal substances, professional or flash photography, tripods, selfie sticks, backpacks, bags, or oversized purses. All persons and items are subject to search, and the theatre may prohibit additional items at a show’s request. To prevent fraudulent resales, ticket sale posts on the event discussion page will be removed.

Experience a day centered on magic, community, and creativity with a marketplace of talented local vendors offering handmade goods and mystical creations. Sample tasty options from food trucks, let kids enjoy a dedicated children’s area, and take in entertainment scheduled throughout the day. This family-friendly gathering welcomes enthusiasts of witchy, boho, and mystical styles as well as anyone seeking a unique way to spend the day. Admission is one new, unwrapped toy that will be donated to a child in need for the holidays. For event-related contacts, the listed accounts are @rebelliousunicorncosmetics and @kariamidon.

Celebrate four decades of Jim Henson's fantasy film as the movie is shown on an HD screen while a live band performs the entire soundtrack in sync with David Bowie's vocals. Hear songs such as Magic Dance along with the score by Bowie and Trevor Jones performed live. Costumes, singing along, and cheers are welcome as Goblin King Jareth, Sarah, and the creations of Jim Henson's Creature Shop fill the screen. Directed by Jim Henson and starring Jennifer Connelly and David Bowie, this in-concert presentation brings the cult classic to Tennessee Theatre.

Jay Leno appears at the Tennessee Theatre. The longtime late night host led The Tonight Show with Jay Leno for about two decades and kept it at number one, and after his first two years he did not lose a single ratings year during his tenure. His work spans stand-up comedy, bestselling children's books, corporate speaking, voice roles for television and film, hands-on car building and mechanics, and philanthropy. He also produces and hosts Jay Leno's Garage on YouTube, a series with an international following that has received multiple Emmy Awards and nominations in the Outstanding Special Class - Short-Format Nonfiction Programs category.

More than 275 booths fill Knoxville Expo Center for this event. Admission and parking are free, making it simple to stop by and explore.

Experience a four day Thanksgiving tour that travels from East Tennessee to New York City for the holiday. Departures are scheduled from Farragut, Knoxville and Bristol, with pickup points at JCPenney at Turkey Creek, Walmart on Kinzel Way and Walmart at Exit 7. The motorcoach heads north with breaks for a quick lunch on your own and a dinner stop at Golden Corral, then checks in at a hotel in New Jersey. The next day begins with breakfast at the hotel, followed by a five hour guided sightseeing tour of the city led by a local host, with a box lunch provided. After the tour, enjoy free time to explore on your own. The coach meets the group later at the New York City Public Library at Bryant Park for the ride back to the hotel, and anyone who wishes to stay longer in the city can make independent arrangements to return. On Thanksgiving Day, the group makes its way to the parade route to take in the 100th anniversary of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. There is additional free time, then the coach departs for an included Thanksgiving dinner before returning to the hotel. The final day starts the trip home and includes a stop at Hershey’s Chocolate World in Hershey, PA, with time to look around and buy lunch on your own. Return is planned to the Bristol, Knoxville and Farragut pickup points. Per person pricing is Single $1,500, Twin $1,095, Triple $935, and Quad $850. A $100 deposit per person is required to reserve, with the remaining balance due by the deadline. After the deadline, the tour is non refundable and non transferable. To register, call 865-523-2796.

A four-day holiday getaway to New York City sets off with departures from Farragut, Knoxville, and Bristol, followed by a northbound drive with several breaks. The group arrives in New Jersey for an included dinner near the hotel and checks in afterward. The next day begins with a hot hotel breakfast and a four-hour guided city tour that wraps up at Central Park. Participants have free time for a boxed lunch, then attend the Radio City Christmas Spectacular featuring the Rockettes. The evening is open for personal plans, with a group pickup at the library by Bryant Park, and anyone choosing to stay later arranges their own return to the hotel. The following day features a ferry to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, then a ride to Battery Park and free time to explore southern Manhattan highlights such as the 9/11 Memorial and Museum, the Financial District, Chinatown, and Little Italy, capped by a visit to the festive lights of Dyker Heights in Brooklyn. On the final day, the tour heads home with a stop at Hershey’s Chocolate World in Hershey, Pennsylvania for free time and lunch before returning to Knoxville. Per person pricing: Single $1,900, Twin $1,400, Triple $1,200, Quad $1,095. A $100 deposit per person is required to reserve a spot. The remaining balance is due by the stated deadline, which also serves as the cancellation cutoff, and the tour is nonrefundable and nontransferable after that date. To register or request details, call 865-523-2796.

Departures from Farragut at JCPenney in Turkey Creek and from Knoxville at a Walmart location lead to a group trip to New York City. There is a refresh stop at a travel center in New Jersey before drop-off at the New York City Public Library at Bryant Park. Participants have free time to explore on their own before the return trip to Knoxville. The cost is $250 per person and includes driver gratuity. A registration deadline applies and the final balance is due at that time. A $50 deposit is required at registration.

This four-day holiday getaway sets off from Farragut, Knoxville, and Bristol and heads north with stops along the way. The group arrives in New Jersey for an included dinner near the hotel, then checks in. The next morning begins with a hot hotel breakfast and a guided city tour in New York that concludes at Central Park, followed by time to explore before attending the Radio City Christmas Spectacular featuring the Rockettes. After the show, participants have free time, and the bus picks up at the New York City Public Library at Bryant Park. Those who choose to stay in the city longer can arrange their own return to the hotel. Another day features a ferry ride to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, then a ferry to Battery Park with free time to experience southern Manhattan highlights such as the 9/11 Memorial and Museum, the Financial District, Chinatown, and Little Italy. The group reconvenes at the Staten Island Ferry and later takes in the festive lights of Dyker Heights in Brooklyn. The trip concludes with the journey home, including a visit to Hershey’s Chocolate World in Hershey, Pennsylvania, with time to explore and have lunch on your own, and returns to Knoxville. Pricing per person: Single $1,900, Twin $1,400, Triple $1,200, Quad $1,095. A $100 per person deposit is required, with the balance due by the stated deadline. Registration is by phone at 865-523-2796. The tour is non-refundable and non-transferable after the deadline.