Events in Knoxville, TN

Players gather for casual Commander games with friends and fellow community members. Weekly Commander Bounties run every Sunday, and participants have opportunities to win packs in a friendly, social setting.

Pinnacle Turkey Creek hosts a seasonal farmers market featuring regional farmers, growers, and bakers. Explore fresh produce, specialty foods, and tasty treats, with new finds to discover each visit.

Browse racks of throwback tees, classic jackets and denim, team jerseys, hats, and a wide range of footwear, bags, and accessories. Discover handmade goods, custom patches and pins, and unique jewelry alongside other one-of-a-kind finds. Whether you are on the hunt for that elusive pair of sneakers, refreshing your wardrobe, clearing out your closet, or simply searching for something out of the ordinary, this market celebrates fashion with history and character.

Settle into a friendly, all-levels creative vinyasa yoga class at Sonny’s Brewery that welcomes both first-time students and longtime practitioners. Guidance focuses on clear alignment and smooth transitions so newcomers feel supported, while optional challenges invite experienced yogis to explore more advanced postures. Bring a mat, a friend, and good energy. If you like, enjoy a drink from the brewery during class, then linger afterward to socialize, sip something, and enjoy pizza and wings next door with the community. The cost is $10 per person, and all levels are welcome.

Enjoy a welcoming Lorcana Friends and Family League session focused on casual play and community. Entry is $6 and includes a Lorcana pack. Drop in at any point during the event to play, trade, and grow your collection. League members also receive special discounts and priority access to packs, boxes, promos, playmats, and other Lorcana products.

Enjoy a family-friendly, hands-on cooking class that brings the flavors of the Italian countryside to Knoxville. Led by Chef John, kids and adults cook side by side using simple, fresh ingredients and time-honored Italian family recipes. Participants mix, knead, and roll fresh pasta dough, shape noodles like spaghetti and fettuccine, prepare a creamy fettuccine Alfredo, and bake warm homemade focaccia made with olive oil and herbs. The sweet finish is a light Italian lemon ricotta cake. The experience focuses on teamwork, laughter, and making everything from scratch. After the cooking wraps up, everyone gathers to share the meal they created together, from the fresh pasta and warm bread to dessert.

Join Xul Beer for a trivia meetup that runs for two hours, with questions and friendly competition. It is listed as a weekly event, and this specific session takes place on Sunday afternoon.

Stop by the Knoxville Convention Center for The Pink Bride Wedding and Women’s Expo, a fun bridal-focused event packed with wedding ideas and local vendors. Come explore everything from wedding dresses and decor to cake tastings and the latest wedding trends. You’ll also be able to meet wedding professionals, find discounts and swag, and enter to win prizes. Whether you’re just starting to plan or are putting the finishing touches on your big day, this expo is built to help you bring your wedding vision to life.

A friendly meet up for dachshunds takes place at the dog park. Dachshunds receive half-price park admission, and the gathering is on the turf. First-time visitors can review what they need to know ahead of their visit.

Enjoy bingo with a canine twist at Alliance Brewing in South Knox. This family friendly gathering welcomes kids and adults and centers on lighthearted fun. Attendees can meet some adoptable pets during the event.

Enjoy a casual Amtgard park day at West Hills Park in Knoxville with garb, foam weapon combat, archery, arts, larping, and skill sharing. Newcomers are welcome, and the community is active both in person and on Discord and Facebook. To find the group, park below the YMCA lot on North Winston Road, follow the path closest to the road down toward the octagonal pavilion, cross the small bridge, then head up the hill behind the war memorial.

Explore the Egyptian vision of the afterlife in a 90-minute class that looks at how a heart measured against the feather of Ma’at, under the eye of Osiris, determined one’s passage beyond. The session delves into The Egyptian Book of the Dead, dating roughly from 1550 to 50 BCE, and considers what this text teaches about living with truth, balance, and harmony. Led by Amy of The Mortality Project, an independent scholar and writer who focuses on death literacy, esoteric traditions, and living more fully through awareness of mortality, it also draws on her coaching work with people seeking meaning and purpose in the second and third chapters of life. Presented as a mystery school offering at Learn Heal Grow, this class is part of an ongoing series. The cost is $33, and advance registration is required.

Fire-kissed cooking meets bright coastal influences in a high-energy, hands-on class led by Chef John. Explore fresh ingredients and live-fire techniques while building a complete menu that feels polished yet attainable at home in a relaxed, collaborative kitchen. Cook citrusy avocado toast finished with a touch of chili honey, garlic lime shrimp seared in cast iron, and a smoky, tangy street corn salad with a creamy dressing and cotija-style cheese. Pan-sear herb-rubbed salmon to a crisp finish, then glaze it with bourbon and blackberry for sweet, gently smoky, slightly tart depth. End on a warm note with a molten-centered chocolate skillet cake served with vanilla bean ice cream and light whip. Along the way, practice essential skills like achieving a proper sear, layering flavor with seasoning, acid and fat, balancing fresh components with bold cooked elements, cooking seafood to ideal doneness, harnessing high heat for color and texture, and finishing plates for a restaurant-quality presentation. Beginner friendly and fully interactive, the experience wraps up gathered around the table to enjoy everything created together.

Settle into a restorative breathwork journey where your inhale meets live, layered sound and your exhale invites ease. As the mind quiets and the outside world softens, breath, music, and intention come together to soothe the nervous system and reconnect you with your inner rhythm. This immersive container blends guided breathing, healing soundscapes, and subtle energy work to support deep release, clarity, and a broader sense of awareness. The musical landscape features live didgeridoo, classical guitar, and looping crafted by Simon Raphael, while Rebekah Crow offers Reiki and energy work to encourage emotional unwinding and balance. The session is held by Wael Shukha, whose background in breathwork, Kundalini Yoga, and Harmonic Breath techniques emphasizes safety, compassion, and renewal. The setting at The Lighthouse Knoxville provides a calm retreat with a luminous, spacious interior, open green surroundings, and a quiet pond, creating an atmosphere well suited for breath-led introspection and live sound immersion. This experience welcomes first-time breathwork participants, highly sensitive individuals, energy practitioners, and anyone seeking emotional release, clarity, or a renewed connection with body and spirit. For safety, it is not recommended for those who are pregnant or who have aneurysms, cardiovascular concerns, detached retina, epilepsy, or a history of strokes or seizures. Please bring a yoga mat, two blankets and a thin pillow, and an eye cover such as a scarf or shirt. Consider arriving with a light stomach. Participants may notice gentle sensations or emotional shifts as balance returns, and many leave feeling lighter and clearer. Parking is available next to the building. Capacity is limited.

EG Kight brings a mix of blues rock and country blues to the stage for a live show at Tennessee Riverboat in Knoxville. The concert starts in the afternoon, and tickets are available through Bandsintown.

Carly Jones and Blake Stannard guide a flexible, all-levels acrobatics class that meets each participant where they are. Start with the basics, reinforce fundamental techniques, or challenge yourself with new progressions while building strength, trust, and coordination. After instruction, there will be two hours of open jam time to practice, play, and connect with others. The class is donation based. No partner or prior experience is required. Please bring water and a mat, towel, or blanket.

Good Shepherd has launched a new ministry in collaboration with Knoxville Street Ministry Outreach to host a clinic serving people who are unhoused or uninsured. A physician provides free primary care, including routine exams, blood pressure support, sick visits, prescription refills, wound treatment, pregnancy tests, and more. No appointment or identification is required, and patients are seen in the order they arrive. Food and welcoming hospitality are available while individuals wait for care. The clinic is on KAT Route 22, with the closest bus stop located by the Central High parking lot.

Bring your building energy to LEGO Club, a fun drop-in for kids in grades K-5 to build alongside other LEGO fans. LEGOs are provided by the library, and they can’t be taken home. It’s a great chance to flex your creativity and meet other kids who love building with bricks.

Magic: The Gathering play centers on the Commander format with no entry fee. Participants are grouped into pods of three to four players, and the MTG Companion App is required to take part. In each pod, one player will be randomly selected to receive a promo pack.

This yoga class welcomes all levels. Props are available and modifications are offered to support your practice. The session takes place at the back of the church, and the cost is $5.

A competitive Commander gathering focused on cEDH invites players to bring finely tuned decks for high-powered games and a welcoming community atmosphere. The entry fee is $6, and each participant receives either a booster pack or $6 in store credit. It is a chance to test strategies, meet fellow cEDH enthusiasts, and enjoy fast-paced Commander play.

This local Pokemon event has a five dollar entry fee. All entry fees are returned as store credit, creating a simple, value-focused prize structure.

This weekly Standard Pokémon play event has a $5 entry fee, offers a prize pool that is doubled in store credit, and includes Pokémon promo packs for every participant.

A Texas Hold'em focused pint night with every pint offered at a special price.

Take part in a Standard format Pokémon event with three rounds. The entry fee is $5 and includes one Prize Pack. Each win earns one Pokémon Prize Pack, and first-time league players receive an additional Pokémon Prize Pack.

Start your bouldering journey with a weekly beginner class. Instruction is led by TCC Manager and experienced coach Alex Eddlemon.

This One Piece event features a $5 entry, and every participant receives a One Piece Tournament Pack upon entry. Each player’s entry adds $5 in store credit to the shared prize pool. Prizes are awarded with first place taking half of the total pool and also receiving a One Piece Winner Pack, second place collecting half of what remains, and third and fourth splitting the rest. For example, with eight players the entries total $32, resulting in $16 in store credit for first, $8 for second, and $4 each for third and fourth.

Casual Commander at Good Times GameHouse features two rounds in a laid back setting. Entry is $6, and each player chooses either $6 in store credit or a Set Booster pack. The focus is on low to medium power, durdly Commander decks, so bring a favorite brew and enjoy friendly games.

This weekly MTG Standard event features three Swiss rounds. Matches are best of three with 50-minute rounds. Entry is $5, and top performers receive double prize support.

This weekly Magic: The Gathering event features the Premodern format with a $5 entry fee. Top finishers receive double prize support. The focus is on competitive Premodern play.

Weekly Star Wars Unlimited Premier Play takes place on Tuesdays at Paragon Gaming with a $5 entry. The prize structure, based on an eight player turnout with double prize support, awards $40 for first, $20 for second, and $10 each for third and fourth. Players also receive a promo pack for every round they play. Prizes may change depending on attendance. There is a zero tolerance policy for unsportsmanlike behavior. If running late, call (865) 500-8923. For questions, email Paragongamingknoxville@gmail.com.

Tuesday features a Texas Hold'em poker event alongside the G.I. Taco food truck. It combines a night of cards with food available from the truck.

An improv comedy show from Einstein Simplified offers no cover charge. Drink specials include Jack Daniel’s and a $7 Scruffy Buddy that pairs PBR with a shot of Early Times.

Personal trainer Carrie Murray leads this Tai Chi Gung class in the parish hall. The experience lasts about 45 to 60 minutes and centers on balance and overall health, drawing on a practice credited to Lao Tzu. It is designed for standing participation, with simple seated modifications available for anyone who needs them. The movements aim to settle the mind, deepen a sense of peace, cultivate mindfulness, and support physical fitness. A suggested donation of $10 is appreciated, and any amount is welcome.

Freddy's is holding a fundraiser benefiting Alzheimer's Tennessee. Fifteen percent of event sales will be donated to the organization. To ensure your purchase counts toward the total, present the flyer at checkout or let the staff know you are there for the fundraiser.

Take part in a Yugioh tournament featuring the Advanced format. The entry fee is $5, and every participant receives one pack with entry. The event runs for three rounds, and each player contributes one additional pack to the overall prize pool. Prize packs are OTS Packs. A 3-0 record earns five packs, and a 2-1 record earns one pack.

This Digimon tournament features three rounds and a clear prize structure. Entry is $5, and every participant receives one Booster Pack with entry. Players finishing 3-0 earn five Tournament Packs, while a 2-1 record earns one Tournament Pack. Winner Packs are awarded to top finishers based on final standings and total players: with 8 to 16 players, first place receives one Winner Pack, with 17 to 23 players, first and second each receive one Winner Pack, with 24 to 31 players, first through third each receive one Winner Pack, and with 32 or more players, first through fourth each receive one Winner Pack.

Enjoy a weekly Flesh and Blood play night designed for casual, welcoming games and for anyone who wants to learn the basics. Every participant receives a GEM promo pack along with $5 in store credit for taking part. Players earn points over time, with awards given every 10 to 12 weeks ahead of the next prerelease. For questions about these Flesh and Blood nights, call 865-409-1640.

Finn's Restaurant & Tavern presents a weekly music series with Rey Pineda and Doug Datwyler. The duo performs a mix of pop, Americana, rock, Latin, and blues. Half-priced bottles of wine and new pasta dishes are available to enjoy alongside the performance.

This event features a local One Piece gathering.

An upbeat trivia evening led by Mr. G Party Solutions, with Chris D behind the bar. Bring a brainy team to compete for prizes and a shot at the championship belts for the week.

WDVX Summer Nights brings an evening of live music to Yee-Haw Brewing Co., free to attend and open to all ages, with a live WDVX broadcast. Jeanine Fuller & The True Funk SOULdiers headline with a high-energy blend of soul, funk, blues, and jazz led by award-winning vocalist Jeanine Fuller. Blue Mother Tupelo opens with their soulful mix of Americana, roots rock, and country. If you cannot be there in person, listen on WDVX at 89.9 FM, 102.9 FM in Knoxville, or 93.9 FM in Gatlinburg. Support for this program is provided by Yee-Haw Brewing, ORNL Federal Credit Union, and Garza Law.

At Fountain City Jewelers, a special showcase highlights flexible fine jewelry, including bracelets and rings crafted in 14K gold with diamonds and natural gemstones. Ingenious construction lets each piece bend to fit smoothly and wear with ease, without sacrificing sparkle. The assortment spans daily go-to styles as well as options suited for celebrating life’s milestones, showing that comfort and elegance can go hand in hand.

Compete with friends and the community in Casual Commander. A card that is prominent in Commander is set aside as a mystery each week. For each pod you win, you may ask a yes or no question about the card, then make a guess. If you guess correctly, the card is yours. The cards given away are approximately $20 in value, and the third card to be guessed of the night is approximately $50 in value.

Created for anyone who loves someone facing addiction and for those who support families in recovery, the Courage to Be Known 2026: Relationships Required conference brings pastors, counselors, social workers, peer support workers, and coaches together at Shoreline Church for open dialogue, practical guidance, faith-based encouragement, and opportunities to build authentic connections. The event highlights how addiction affects relationships and how relationships are central to healing. It is planned as a day focused on equipping, encouragement, and community. Further details and registration information will be shared soon.

Build everyday kitchen skills in an upbeat, interactive class that blends instructor demonstration with plenty of hands-on cooking. Chef John Alunni leads the session, focusing on practical techniques that make home cooking feel approachable and consistent. Participants prepare a full menu from scratch while learning key methods. Sauté chicken for a classic piccata and create a bright, well-balanced pan sauce. Practice safe, efficient knife work as you season and roast vegetables for deep caramelization. Master a creamy wild mushroom risotto by controlling heat, adding liquid gradually, stirring for the right texture, and finishing with butter and cheese. Compose a fresh garden salad and whisk a homemade vinaigrette that highlights proper emulsification and flavor balance. Finish with a chocolate soufflé that builds confidence in egg separation, gentle folding, and achieving a light, airy rise. Throughout the class, you will receive guidance on knife safety, core techniques like sautéing, roasting, and simmering, smart seasoning and flavor building, and time-saving strategies that streamline prep. Geared toward beginner to intermediate cooks, this experience welcomes college students, newlyweds, and anyone eager to feel more capable in the kitchen.

Caring for a loved one can be both fulfilling and overwhelming. This monthly caregiver support group offers a welcoming setting to share experiences, learn from others, and recharge. Attendees connect with peers who understand their journey and receive guidance from experts in memory care.

At Sci Fi City Knoxville, creators and players come together to test game prototypes, share constructive criticism, and discuss design. Bring your own work in progress for hands-on playtesting, or try someone else’s creation and offer helpful feedback. The gathering is supported by Board Game Days, a local charitable nonprofit. If you plan to present a game, include its title, an estimated playtime, and the number of playtesters you are seeking when you announce it. Projects at any stage are welcome, including modifications of existing games.

Join Blount Mansion for a Centennial Anniversary Lecture Series focused on the women who helped shape the mansion’s history. Local living legend Laura Still will share stories about how a group of women banded together a century ago to preserve a disappearing part of local history. The lecture runs with an event window from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM, and the speaking program will be held at the Blount Mansion Visitors Center. Parking is available onsite, and a $10 donation is suggested at the door with cash or card accepted.

This draft event features three rounds of play, and every participant receives extra prize packs and promo cards. The entry fee is generally $20, which may vary by set, and it includes both the draft and prize support. A different set is highlighted each time. Suggestions for future sets can be shared at the store, on social media, or during the event.

There are weekly GLC tournaments for Pokemon trainers, and each session offers an additional opportunity to qualify for the Player First release program. More details and goodies will be announced soon.

OmCat, a jam band from Nashville, appears alongside Tin Roof Cats, a high energy tribute to the Grateful Dead, for two nights at Preservation Pub, featuring two distinct Grateful Dead sets.

The Knoxville Tattoo Convention brings together artists from across the country for a celebration of ink, artistry, and tattoo culture at the World's Fair Exhibition Hall. Attendees can watch live tattooing throughout the event, meet notable artists, and explore a bustling marketplace featuring vendors, artwork, apparel, and unique merchandise. Activities include competitions with awards, booths from tattoo lifestyle brands, and a wide range of art, merchandise, and collectibles to browse. It welcomes tattoo collectors, working artists, and anyone who values bold creativity and self expression, with a community atmosphere where new tattoos take shape on site.

An on-the-road Oris showcase rolls in with the brand's mobile Airstream showroom. Explore an expanded selection of Swiss-made timepieces, including exclusive pieces available only during this two day event. Enjoy food and refreshments, live music, and a trunk show atmosphere while learning about more than a century of Oris craftsmanship and innovation.

Alchemy hosts a happy hour that encourages an early start and lingering late.

The dog park transforms into a bubbly playground as a foam machine fills the space with heaps of soft, dog-safe suds. Dogs can sprint, leap, and investigate at their own pace, whether they dive right in or approach more cautiously, and everyone gets a chance to play and burn off energy. Beyond the cute factor, the foam adds real enrichment. New textures, moving bubbles, and an unfamiliar sensory setting can build confidence and keep pups mentally engaged, and first-timers often shift from curiosity to joyful zoomies in minutes. Foam Party Fridays are included with a dog park visit, so it is an easy way to level up a usual outing. Enjoy a drink from the beer garden, meet familiar canine playmates, and soak up a lively, social atmosphere that feels like a weekly celebration. If your dog loves to explore, romp, and get a little messy, this playful experience is right up their alley.

An evening dedicated to open Commander play, ideal for gathering with friends or meeting new opponents. Pack wars may be part of the action, with chances to pick up free prizes. The focus is on casual, social games in a friendly setting.

Enjoy a lively Italian cooking experience that blends chef-led demonstration with plenty of hands-on practice. Chef John Alunni shares cherished family recipes and techniques, guiding you through comforting dishes that feel right at home on Nonna’s table. Sip wine or a handcrafted cocktail as you cook alongside the chef in a relaxed, festive atmosphere, with lots to taste and share. The menu opens with a burrata caprese featuring tomatoes, basil, olive oil, and a touch of balsamic. For the mains, learn chicken marsala with mushrooms in a silky wine sauce, traditional spaghetti alla carbonara made with eggs, Pecorino Romano, and pancetta, and fragrant focaccia finished with fresh herbs and olive oil. Warm bomboloni filled with smooth vanilla pastry cream bring the meal to a sweet close. This format combines demonstration with hands-on participation, welcoming anyone who loves Italian flavors, whether through heritage or simple appetite.

This event features Pokemon matches in the Standard format. The entry fee is $5, and each participant receives one Pokemon Prize Pack with entry. Rounds will be determined by attendance. Prize support provides one Pokemon Prize Pack for every win. First-time players in the league receive one Pokemon Prize Pack.

This Commander event features two games with flexible seating, so participants who arrive after the first can still join the next. Entry is $6. Each player may choose a booster pack for playing or $6 in store credit, and first-time participants receive an extra booster or a promo pack. Players bring favorite decks for casual games with the Commander community.

Enjoy a jam-filled performance by Fountain City Ramblers at Calhoun's on the River.

This event features a five dollar entry fee, and the entire payout is returned as store credit.

Soundscapes at the Knoxville Museum of Art presents a season-capping program that brings top-tier performance together with the museum experience, uniting music, visual art, and community in an art museum setting. The 2025–26 run concludes with a finale, with artist details to be announced, and a celebration in keeping with the series’ reputation for memorable, groove-rich nights that showcase standout regional talent alongside touring acts. General admission for non-members is $25, museum members pay $20, Member’s Pass holders attend free, and children under twelve are admitted at no cost. A local food vendor will offer items for purchase, and a cash bar will be available. Online purchases include processing fees, and tickets are non-refundable. Masks are optional. Capacity is limited, so early purchase is recommended to guarantee entry. Questions can be directed to Soundscapes Coordinator Brian Clay at bclay@knoxart.org. Support is provided by Harry Boston, The Deathridge Family, James and Margie Kincaid, Jeannette Mills, Edible Arrangements, Cherokee Distributing Company, Crowne Plaza Knoxville, and media sponsor WJZF 91.5FM.

OmCat, a jam band from Nashville, appears with Tin Roof Cats, a high energy tribute to the Grateful Dead, for a pair of nights at Preservation Pub. The run features two distinct sets devoted to Grateful Dead music.

A lively karaoke and dance night in Knoxville features Mr. G Party Solutions with the bar staff keeping service moving. Attendees can step up to the mic, move to the music, or settle in and enjoy the crowd. It welcomes performers, dancers, and spectators alike.

Experience rock and roll spanning the 1970s through the 2000s, covering multiple decades of the genre.

Enjoy live music at Lucky Shot Billiards Sports Bar and Grill as Eric Caldwell & The Cruise Control take the stage.

Celebrate birds and other winged creatures at the Ijams Hummingbird Festival, a family-friendly event focused on hummingbirds, backyard birds, butterflies, bees, and more. Enjoy hands-on activities like a bird-banding station where an experienced master bander demonstrates banding (with sessions scheduled throughout the event), plus Ijams Animal Ambassadors for close encounters with birds of prey. There will also be guided nature walks, educational booths under a big tent, community science opportunities, and dipnetting in Ijams ponds to discover aquatic life.

After combining two households, this pre-move sale offers a wide range of items. Available goods include kitchenware, sheet sets, quilts, household tools, clothing, home decor, and more, along with larger pieces such as furniture, appliances, a freezer, a lawnmower, rugs, and electronics. The organizers are still clearing space, so some of the bigger items are being listed online to open up room in the garage and make browsing easier. The setup is planned for a front yard enclosed by a black fence on a corner lot.

This annual Rainforest Support Day focuses on conservation, with a portion of the day’s sales donated to Rainforest Trust. The contribution supports their environmental protection work in some of the planet’s most valuable ecosystems.

The East Tennessee History Fair returns with a full day of Semiquincentennial festivities at and around the East Tennessee History Center in downtown Knoxville. Throughout the event, visitors can experience living history presentations, live music, hands-on crafts, film screenings, activities for children, and more.

The Knoxville Home & Garden Show transforms the Knoxville Expo Center into a one-stop destination for home upgrades and outdoor living inspiration. Explore ideas for every project, speak with local and regional pros, and compare options for windows, roofing, kitchens, hot tubs, décor, and more. Take advantage of special show pricing, gather practical guidance for renovations or first-time improvements, and enter door prize drawings at the entrance and with participating exhibitors. Admission and parking are free.

Enjoy a relaxed community pack walk at Victor Ashe Park created for Spot 4 Dogs alumni and Knoxville dog owners who want to practice calm, loose‑leash walking around other dogs and people in a supportive, nonjudgmental setting. The event is completely free and now offered every other week to help build consistency and confidence. Participants are encouraged to bring a standard 4 to 6 foot leash rather than a retractable lead, plenty of high‑value treats or their dog’s regular kibble for rewards, along with water and waste bags. Organizers request an RSVP so trainers can plan for attendance.

This friendly group class is designed for puppies younger than six months and weighing under 25 pounds. A professional dog trainer guides the interactions so pups can practice healthy social skills with confidence. Attendance is flexible, allowing you to participate as often or as infrequently as suits your schedule. Book through the app.

Alpha Divers hosts a CPR, First Aid and AED training built on the Emergency First Response curriculum. It is intended for lay responders and focuses on simple, repeatable actions that encourage people to step in during a medical emergency. Practice takes place in a low stress environment, with plenty of hands-on time to build confidence. Grounded in internationally recognized guidelines, the course covers CPR techniques and ongoing patient monitoring until emergency services arrive, first aid for non life threatening conditions, assessment of injuries and illnesses, bandaging and splinting, and the safe use of an automated external defibrillator. Learning is supported by self study manuals, videos and pocket reference materials to enhance understanding and help participants retain skills.

Within the restored Eugenia Williams House, Dutch artist Gabriel Lester unveils an evocative installation shaped by themes of memory, loss, and quiet beauty. Inspired by the sight of curtains moved by forces just out of view, delicate lace is fixed in place as if mid-billow, capturing a sense of remembrance, presence, and thresholds between worlds. Presented by the Knoxville Museum of Art, admission is free and first come, first served, with no reservations required.

Tryouts for the Bearden High School TSSAA bowling program are open to students enrolled at Bearden High School or Farragut High School for the 2026-27 school year, along with home-schooled students zoned for either school. No prior bowling experience is required. The team is coached by USBC Bronze Level Head Coach Tracy Webb. Questions are welcome.

Enjoy a hands-on wood-fired sourdough pizza class that celebrates fire, flavor, and fresh dough. With guidance from a chef, learn to mix, proof, and stretch artisan dough, work safely with a high-heat wood-fired oven, and launch, rotate, and bake pizzas for a crisp, lightly charred crust. Build confidence with heat control, timing, and smart flavor pairings for results that feel straight from a restaurant. Create a classic pizza rossa with tomato sauce, olive oil, and herbs, then customize your pies from a broad selection of toppings that can include fresh mozzarella, pepperoni, soppressata, Italian sausage, prosciutto, roasted garlic, caramelized onions, mushrooms, basil, spinach, roasted red peppers, hot honey, crushed red pepper, Parmesan, Pecorino, Castelvetrano olives, and herb- or chili-infused olive oil. Cap the experience with a warm wood-fired dessert pizza finished with caramelized fruit, sweet cream, cinnamon sugar, and a drizzle of chocolate. Expect an energetic, interactive atmosphere with chef tips and plenty of tasting along the way. This beginner-friendly class suits pizza lovers, couples, families, and food enthusiasts. Tickets are $125 per person for ages 16 and up, with 24 spots available at the time of listing. For groups of six or more, call ahead before registering. Enrollment closes one day before the class, and late enrollment may be requested by phone. Participants can also receive special savings on select Big Horn Outdoors wood-fired pizza ovens to continue the experience at home.

This weekly Digimon tournament features a $5 entry fee and a flexible number of rounds based on how many players participate. Top finishers receive double store credit as prize support. All entrants receive a promo pack with entry, and the winner takes home the Store Champ winner pack.

Designed for anyone with a melody, lyric, or musical idea to develop, this interactive songwriting workshop builds core skills for crafting original songs. It explores how melody, harmony, lyrics, and structure fit together within a thoughtful creative process.

Each Saturday, the Knoxville Board Game Club meets at Good Times GameHouse for open board gaming. Bring a favorite title to teach, choose something from the demo shelf, or find a seat with a group already playing. Your first visit is free. After that there is a $5 entry, returned as $5 in weekly store credit that can be used for drinks, refreshments, board games, and other items in the store or saved for later.

West Knoxville Friends Meeting (Quaker) presents a Community Day featuring live music, hands-on crafts, and ice cream, with performances by David LaMotte and Osborne/Krause. LaMotte is a Quaker musician, speaker, and author whose touring career spans more than thirty years. His work blends thoughtful lyrics and inventive tunings with a foundation in folk traditions, and he is recognized for engaging storytelling, humor, a warm vocal style, and impressive guitar playing. He also serves as a peace and justice consultant for the North Carolina Council of Churches and spent six years on the AFSC committee involved with Nobel Peace Prize nominations. Osborne/Krause are singer songwriters who create contemplative Americana using acoustic guitars, harmonium, and close harmonies. With roots in Appalachian counties of South Carolina and Tennessee, their songs draw on themes of place, community, and the natural world.

Waldo y Jacqui, the duo behind Salsa Knoxville Dance Company, lead a welcoming cumbia workshop in Knoxville that focuses on authentic steps and building confidence on the dance floor. The session is open to the public and suitable for all experience levels, with instruction designed to help dancers feel ready for Salsa Knoxville parties where cumbia is part of the music. Advance online registration includes a limited-time half-off rate, and the cost is $10 per person in advance or $15 at the door per workshop. A $19 monthly membership option is also available for added savings.

A pop up market at Bestia Blooms Cafe offers an evening of shopping, coffee, food, and support for local women owned businesses. Space is planned for about 10 to 15 outdoor booths in the parking area, a few vendors inside the cafe, and additional spots on the back deck. Vendor applications are open, with interest in a varied mix that can include permanent jewelry, aesthetic services, flash tattoos, vintage clothing, boutique and handmade goods, artists, bakers, candlemakers, food trucks, and other local small businesses. Admission for shoppers is free, and there is no vendor fee. The event centers on shopping local, meeting new people, enjoying good food and drinks, and celebrating Knoxville’s small business community.

Explore the sunlit flavors of the Mediterranean in a hands-on and demonstration-style cooking class led by Chef John Alunni. Inspired by the coasts of Italy, Greece, Spain, and the South of France, this culinary experience highlights bright citrus, fragrant herbs, rustic breads, and fresh seafood that evoke life by the sea. The menu unfolds over five courses, beginning with warm herb naan brushed with garlic butter and served alongside roasted garlic tzatziki, citrus-marinated olives, and a drizzle of extra virgin olive oil. A Greek classic follows as kasseri is seared until bubbly and finished with a flambé and fresh lemon, paired with grilled rustic bread. Handmade lemon ricotta ravioli comes next, dressed in a silky brown butter and sage sauce. The centerpiece is herb-grilled Mediterranean sea bass with charred lemon, blistered tomatoes, olive tapenade, and rosemary-garlic fingerling potatoes set over couscous. The meal concludes with a delicate olive oil cake scented with citrus, topped with orange blossom honey, toasted pistachios, and whipped mascarpone. Designed for beginners and seasoned home cooks alike, this class invites participants to cook together, sip wine, and learn the techniques and ingredients that make Mediterranean cuisine so beloved.

Hugh and a friend bring favorite country tunes to Suttree's.

Immerse yourself in a high-energy celebration of Taylor Swift’s music as a dedicated tribute delivers a wall-to-wall lineup of fan favorites. Expect polished vocals, vibrant costumes, and production values that capture the excitement of a stadium concert. The set keeps the hits coming, creating a singalong, dance-filled atmosphere at the Bijou Theatre. For everyone’s safety and comfort, the venue does not allow items such as weapons, outside food or beverages, smoking materials, illegal substances, professional or flash photography equipment, tripods, selfie sticks, or oversized bags, and guests and their belongings may be subject to search.

Head to The Pirate Tavern for a fun fundraiser night featuring comedy and drag, with a lineup of female comedians from Chattanooga and Knoxville. The event supports Support The Girls Knoxville by collecting period products such as tampons, sanitary pads, menstrual cups, and period underwear, or attendees can make a minimum $10 donation if they don’t bring a donation. This is an in-person event and is for ages 21 and up.