Events in Knoxville

Gundam Learn to Play Day

This complimentary session focuses on teaching and playing the Gundam trading card game.

Shadow Work: Working with Shame

Shame often operates in the background, showing up as doubt, stalled dreams, low mood, or the persistent feeling of not measuring up. This class looks at early experiences and cultural pressures that feed shame, then uses compassionate shadow work to trace it to its roots. Participants learn practical tools to heal, reclaim a sense of worth, and step into fuller potential. The approach is grounded in Jungian insights into the unconscious and the shadow. As part of the Shadow Work Series from Learn Heal Grow, this offering supports a deeper understanding of patterns, triggers, relationships, and the inner world, encouraging a shift from autopilot to more conscious, empowered living. Attend as a single class or as part of the series. Guided by Kayden Barker, a personal development mentor, Reiki Master Teacher, and mental health advocate who integrates formal psychological training with a personal healing journey, the class emphasizes lived practice and self compassion. The cost is $33, and preregistration is required.

2026 Community Milestones Celebration

Presented by Diggin' Up Bones at Victor Ashe Park, this celebration highlights community milestones in a welcoming park setting. Attendees are asked to record their intent to attend through the organizer’s designated platform rather than on the social event page.

Victor Ashe Park

Free Painting Workshop

Smoky Mountains Paint n' Party hosts a painting workshop during the Dogwood Arts Festival, offering a creative moment amid the festivities. Festival attendance is free, and no tickets are needed.

World's Fair Park

Knoxville Convention Center

The Bazaar 2026

The Bazaar is back at Fun K-Town with a marketplace for buying, selling, and trading tabletop board games and accessories. Last year’s event drew a strong crowd. Table reservations are prioritized for Fun K-Town convention attendees, and if additional space is available, allocations may be expanded for those bringing larger collections.

Mangia Bene: Italian Comfort Classics from Scratch

Roll up your sleeves for a fully hands-on, chef-guided cooking class that celebrates Italian comfort food from scratch. Build depth of flavor in a creamy Zuppa Toscana with aromatics, sausage, potatoes, and greens. Craft a Lasagna alla Bolognese with homemade pasta sheets, a slow-simmered meat sauce, and melty cheese. Shape and bake Italian bread knots, then coat them in garlicky butter. Turn potatoes into tender gnocchi and finish them with brown butter, crisp prosciutto, and sage. For a sweet finale, bake an olive oil cake and pair it with bright, silky orange curd. Throughout the session you will cook, taste, and pick up core techniques you can use at home. Suited for date nights, outings with friends, or anyone who loves comfort food. Enjoy the feast you created together at the end of class and head out with new skills and satisfied appetites.

Dance Competition!

A public dance competition in Knoxville features teams, duos, and solo performers showcasing any style, with trophies and cash prizes at stake. Spectators are welcome to enjoy an upbeat celebration of talent, laughter, and memorable moments. Kids 12 and under receive free admission, teens are $5, and adults are $15. There is no fee to apply for individuals, duos, or teams, and entry fees help support the cash prizes and awards. Applications are accepted through Facebook or email.

Cal Johnson Gym

EDM Community Night

Building on the success of the first edition, this second EDM Community Night at Scruffy’s Cafe offers a safe, sober, festival-style evening in a welcoming setting. Local DJs spin fresh sets every hour while creative stations invite hands-on fun with Kandi bracelet making, UV body paint, and canvas painting. Browse local vendors, enjoy complimentary festive drinks and treats, and capture memories with professional photography. Free gift bags and presents round out the celebration. Tickets are sold by the hour, and anyone in the middle of a project at a station may stay until it is finished. Expect lively music, positive vibes, and the presence of cats. All ticket purchases support the cafe’s rescue mission, and Scruffy’s Cafe has been operating since 2020 with nearly 2,000 cats rescued.

Scruffy’s Cafe

Knoxville: Sunset Dinner Cruise - Thu/Fri/Sat/Sun

Take in Knoxville from the water on a two hour sunset dinner cruise that pairs city views with a seated, three course meal at a private table. The chef’s featured entrees include beef tenderloin and oven roasted chicken, and dietary needs can be accommodated by request. A full bar on the upper deck offers a range of drinks. For an extra touch, romance and celebration packages are available. The boat sails regardless of weather and returns to its starting point at the end of the evening. Departure times change with the seasons to align with sunset.

Volunteer Princess

The Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show

True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show

Experience an interactive true crime dinner mystery that pairs a delicious meal with a comic whodunit unfolding in real time. Set in the present day, the investigation weaves through the room while performers blend into the crowd, so the culprit could be right in the open and even guests might find themselves named as suspects. Designed for adults, the evening is social, lively, and immersive, with laughs, intrigue, and spontaneous surprises. From The Dinner Detective, whose productions have entertained audiences around the country since 2004.

Star Wars Unlimited Bi-Weekly Eternal

Star Wars Unlimited players can gather at Paragon Gaming for Eternal format play with a $5 entry fee. Prizes scale with attendance; for an eight player turnout, prize support is doubled with awards of $40 for first place, $20 for second, and $10 for third and fourth. A promo pack is given for each round you participate in. Prize details may change based on turnout. Unsportsmanlike behavior is not tolerated. For questions or if you expect to arrive late, call (865) 500-8923 or email Paragongamingknoxville@gmail.com.

VINTAGE POWERED CUBE DRAFT

Experience a Vintage powered cube draft showcasing many of Magic's most powerful cards. Each draft is limited to 12 players. Ten dollars from every entry contributes to the prize pool.

Blended

Whiskey Compass brings Blended to Ale' Rae’s, a classic rock journey from the late 60s to the 2000s. The set blends familiar anthems with deeper cuts, driven by powerful vocals and blazing guitar leads. Expect selections from Led Zeppelin, Heart, Boston, Toto, and Queen, along with the hidden gems that dedicated rock fans appreciate. It is a sing along friendly night that balances nostalgia with discovery.

Ale' Rae’s

Spring Plant Sale

This yearly spring plant sale features distinctive varieties not commonly found at big box stores or typical garden centers. Many plants are started from seed by program participants and nurtured with attentive care, giving shoppers healthy selections at budget friendly prices. Proceeds from sales help fund the program.

The BLOOM Center

Sparrow Smith and the Resonant Rogues

From the mountains of Western North Carolina, the Resonant Rogues showcase the songwriting partnership of Sparrow and Keith Josiah Smith, united by a love of movement and sound. Before coming together in 2013 to start the band, Keith crossed the country by hopping freight trains, while Sparrow toured with a circus troupe. They keep ties to their holler home and also draw influence from New Orleans and Nashville, a mix that shapes their self-titled fourth album. Their music blends Appalachian old-time, classic country, and vintage soul.

Laurel Theater

Schulz Bräu Brewing Company

Flightrisk

Local band Flightrisk brings live music to Schulz Bräu Brewing Company. Guests are asked to RSVP so the team can plan table seating.

Thor & The Reigns

LiterBoard hosts an evening of music featuring Thor & The Reigns.

LiterBoard

Sonny’s Southern Pub

Enjoy a live rock and roll performance.

Fountain City

Cars and Christ

Admission is free, with donations appreciated. Enjoy food trucks and local craft fenders. For questions, contact youth leader Jordan Bishop at (865) 566-1231. Please do not make any payments over the phone for this event.

Fountain City

Kick off your Saturday with caffeine and horsepower

Fuel up on complimentary espresso at Ducati Knoxville while exploring a showroom of Italian machines from Ducati and Aprilia. Connect with fellow riders, chat with the Star Powersports crew, and take in plenty of two-wheeled eye candy in a relaxed setting. Bring your bike, grab a cup, and spend some time checking out the latest models and good conversation.

Star Powersports

Knoxville Adventure Collective

Knox Xtreme Adventure Races

REV3Endurance presents the Knox Xtreme Adventure Races with a new course design and a fourth year milestone highlighted by the addition of a 30 hour option. The event takes place at Knoxville Adventure Collective and offers intermediate level challenges that blend navigation, paddling, trekking, and biking across South Knoxville and the Urban Wilderness. The 30 hour race features five core elements, including more than 20 miles on the water, greenway and road sections, urban trekking, and five distinct mountain bike courses. Total distance is expected to span roughly 80 to 100 miles, with over 20 miles of paddling, 12 or more miles on foot, and 60 or more miles on the bike. The route travels through locations such as Fort Dickerson Quarry, Stanley Lippencott Park, Baker Creek Preserve, Marie Myers Park, William Hastie Nature Area, Burnett Creek Easement, Forks of the River Wildlife Area, and Meads Quarry Park. Participants may compete solo or as a team, receive a map and basic rules, then set out to collect checkpoints by hiking, biking, and paddling. The course is organized into 5 to 6 legs and includes at least one mental or physical challenge, and clearing every checkpoint may not be possible. The 8 hour race offers a shorter test at the same intermediate level, covering about 20 to 30 miles. Expect more than a mile of paddling, 5 or more miles of trekking, and 20 or more miles of riding on a mix of mountain bike trails and pavement, with South Knoxville’s mountain biking and greenway trails in the mix. Participants can go solo or team up, use a provided map and guidelines, and navigate to as many checkpoints as possible within the time allowed. Results are determined by the highest point total.

Line Dancing After Dark @ Marble City Pub

Line Dancing After Dark brings hip hop rhythms and line dancing to Marble City Pub. The night includes the Cupid Shuffle and the Wobble, hosted by Greg Krucial Carney and DJ Jones.

Marble City Pub

Saturday = Dance Tunes

DJ Q takes over in K-town with a high-energy set, blending the hottest dance tunes for a feel-good session.

Twisted Mike's Tap Room

SATURDAY SALSA PARTY | SALSA KNOXVILLE | CHAMPION BALLROOM

Waldo y Jacqui of Salsa Knoxville present a social dance gathering at Champion Ballroom in Knoxville featuring beginner friendly lessons in salsa and bachata followed by open dancing to DJ curated Latin music. This event is BYOB, and there is no bar service on site. Admission is $10 and covers both the lesson and the party. No partner or previous experience is required, and it welcomes individuals, couples, and groups. A resident bachata singer adds live entertainment during the night.

La Petite Show

La Petite Show introduces a compact collection within Artists on Location, presenting original 8 by 8 inch pieces created by each participating plein air artist. Designed to make art collecting more approachable, it offers a friendly starting point for new and younger collectors while also appealing to anyone who appreciates finely crafted, small-scale work. In addition to these new pieces, unsold works from the main Art Show and Sale will be available for purchase. Proceeds support the artists and the Knoxville Museum of Art. The event is organized by the Guild of the Knoxville Museum of Art.

FFF Petsmart EMORY ROAD Adoption Event

PetSmart in Powell, TN hosts a cat and kitten adoption event featuring Feral Feline Friends of East Tennessee, a 501(c)3 founded in 2004 that works to reduce cat overpopulation in the Knoxville area and surrounding counties through Trap-Neuter-Release, public education, and community support for outside cats. Adoption fees are $125 for kittens, $100 for cats over a year old, or $200 for two felines of any age. Each adoption includes spay or neuter, vaccinations, deworming, a microchip, and FIV/FeLV testing. FFF is funded by donations, adoption fees, and grants, and all funds go directly to helping felines in East Tennessee. A list of current adoptable cats and the adoption application are available on the organization’s website.

PetSmart (Powell, TN)

Nuts about Natives!

Explore why native plants matter for the community and local biodiversity. Learn which species are best suited to the region and which ones belong in your garden. The session is led by Mischa, a trees and shrubs specialist, who will offer guidance on choosing standout native plants.

Stanley's Greenhouse

Dillard's (7600 Kingston Pike, Knoxville, TN)

Dansko Days at Dillard's - West Towne Mall

At Dillard’s in West Towne Mall, explore a special in-store showcase featuring Dansko. A brand representative will be available to provide fit and sizing guidance while highlighting new spring styles, from sandals to classic favorites. Guests who make a purchase from the Dansko line will receive a complimentary gift.

Fairy Paddle

This whimsical paddle at Fort Dickerson Quarry brings together kayakers, paddleboarders, and canoeists to transform the water into a floating fairy forest. With the Fairy Folklore theme, costumes are encouraged and boats can be adorned with vines, glitter, and petals for a picture ready scene. The outing is free, family friendly, and pet friendly, and it welcomes both experienced paddlers and those new to the water. Life jackets are recommended for everyone, including dogs. The hill down to the shoreline can be a haul, and helpers will be on hand to carry boards and kayaks. Plan to bring your own craft, your favorite fairy attire, personal flotation devices, sunscreen, and water.

Fort Dickerson Quarry

Sahaja Yoga Meditation: Peace Begins Within

This weekly meditation class brings participants together to practice. It offers a consistent opportunity each week to focus on meditation.

Doodle Meet Up

A friendly meet up designed for doodles at the dog park offers half-price entry available only during this event. Spend time on the turf to socialize and play with other doodles. First-time visitors can review important information before arriving.

All Holston Reunion

The All Holston Reunion has been confirmed with the new principal and will take place at the school. A 10.00 donation is requested to help cover food and facility use. Plans include performances by current students, along with possible entertainment from Holston alumni.

Holston Middle School

Underdog Gaming TCG Cup Q2 2026

Underdog Gaming presents a Q2 2026 cup centered on TCG competition, bringing card game fans together for head-to-head play.

Family Festive Springtime Doughnuts

Pastry Chef Kaitlyn leads a hands-on, interactive class devoted to spring-inspired doughnuts. Participants learn to craft both light, yeast-risen doughnuts and rich, cake-style varieties, practicing mixing, kneading, frying, baking, and glazing while picking up techniques for ideal texture, balanced flavor, and a polished finish. The menu highlights lemon poppy seed cake doughnuts finished with a silky lemon glaze and strawberry shortcake yeast-risen doughnuts filled with strawberry preserves, topped with vanilla glaze and buttery shortcake crumbs. Chef Kaitlyn also presents a demonstration of signature glazes, including a glossy classic chocolate and a bright lemon option. Everyone leaves with a box of freshly made doughnuts, and the session blends demonstration with plenty of hands-on time for rolling, glazing, and drizzling.

Knoxville Botanical Garden and Arboretum

Yoga at the Garden

An all-levels yoga practice in the Garden welcomes participants of every experience level. If the weather cooperates, the session takes place outdoors, otherwise it moves indoors to the Garden Club Room. The class is led by Simon Bradbury, a 500-hour certified instructor. Please bring a yoga mat and take time to refresh both body and mind. Registration is required.

What's Next Knoxville? Listening Session at Urban Wilderness Gateway Park

Share your ideas for Knoxville’s future at a community listening session focused on the City of Knoxville’s Comprehensive Plan. This long-range plan will guide decisions on land use, transportation, and investment priorities over the next 25 years, and participants can provide input on community priorities. The gathering takes place under the Sevierville Pike bridge. Complimentary snacks and ice cream will be available, and a newly built playground offers a spot for kids to play. Attendees are encouraged to bring a reusable water bottle.

The Outsiders: A New Musical

Winner of four Tony Awards in 2024, including Best Musical, The Outsiders brings a classic coming-of-age story to the stage. Set in Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1967, it follows Ponyboy Curtis, his friend Johnny Cade, and their Greaser family as they navigate loyalty, identity, and dreams for a future that seems out of reach. Guided by Tony Award winner Danya Taymor, the production pairs emotionally charged storytelling with vigorous, high-energy choreography that has earned strong critical praise.

Bow Wow Bingo at Printshop Beer

Enjoy dog-themed bingo at Printshop Beer. This kid-friendly gathering welcomes families, with each bingo card available for a $5 donation, and buying multiple cards can boost your chances of winning. Meet some adoptable dogs while you play.

Printshop Beer Co.

You Can't Take It With You

Enjoy You Can't Take It With You live at the Tennessee Theatre, delivering the energy of in-person entertainment. It is a fitting choice for a fun night out with friends or a long-awaited treat. Tickets are available through FindTick.

Southern Seafood Classics: From the Coast to the Kitchen

Take part in a hands-on and chef demonstration cooking class led by Chef John, celebrating the bold, buttery traditions of Southern seafood from the Gulf Coast to the Lowcountry. Learn how to season seafood beautifully, build rich sauces, and achieve crisp golden textures while enjoying the warm hospitality of the South. The menu brings together crispy oyster fritters with a tangy Cajun comeback sauce, Charleston style shrimp served over creamy stone ground white grits with bacon, scallions, and garlic, and pan seared redfish brightened with lemon butter and a fresh Creole tomato relish. Comforting sides and sweets round out the experience with skillet corn maque choux simmered with peppers, onions, cream, and a touch of spice, followed by a warm peach skillet cobbler finished with vanilla cream. Whether you are a devoted seafood lover or craving something coastal and comforting, this class focuses on coastal, comforting, bold Southern flavor.

Kingston Pike side of the mall at Dillards

Harper's Cars and Coffee

Harper's Cars and Coffee takes place at the Kingston Pike side of the mall at Dillards. Regulars will recognize the usual routine.

Race For a Reason 2026

More than a typical 5K, this all-ages run at Pinnacle Turkey Creek brings the community together in support of the Humane Society of the Tennessee Valley, a local nonprofit that provides care, shelter, and second chances for animals in need. Participants can run, walk, or cheer from the sidelines, and every step helps animals throughout the region. Proceeds from the race directly support the Humane Society’s lifesaving programs, including medical care and adoption services. Lace up with friends and be part of a cause that makes a genuine difference.

Pinnacle at Turkey Creek

William Hastie Natural Area

Joy Ride at Hastie: Beginner Plus & Intermediate

Explore the trails at William Hastie Natural Area on a group ride designed for Beginner Plus and Intermediate riders. You will not be required to clear gaps or drops, but comfort with rocks, roots, bridges, and technical descents is important. Participation is free, and advance registration with the AMBC waiver helps ensure there are enough volunteers and supplies. Bring a helmet, shoes, ride snacks, water, a spare tube if you have one, and a way to carry your gear. Check in when you arrive, meet the ride leaders during announcements, then head out for the ride. Close by thanking the leaders, sweeps, and fellow riders.

DJ Old Skool at Preservation Pub

At Preservation Pub, DJ Old Skool hosts a night where the crowd chooses the playlist. Drink specials include $4 Jager and Rumple, $4 mimosas, and the $5 Pubby Buddy that pairs a PBR with a shot of Early Times. A $3 cash cover applies. Entry is 21 and up, and specials are not available on the roof.

ECFBA SPRING CRUISE IN

At Carolina Ale House in Knoxville, the annual ECFBA Spring Cruise In gathers car enthusiasts for a large display of Camaros, Firebirds, and Trans Ams. It offers an opportunity for fans of these models to connect and check out the lineup.

Sunday Afternoon - Lorcana Friends and Family League!

Take part in a Lorcana league session featuring open play, trading, and collecting. The entry fee is $6 and includes a Lorcana pack. League members receive discounts on Lorcana along with priority access to packs, boxes, promos, playmats, and other related products. For additional information, see the pinned post at the top of the page.

Wallace Women Love Community Gathering : If you were not able to attend the last one

Held in the new Wuzhou's Gathering Space, formerly known as the Source, this repeat Love Community Gathering is for those who missed the last one. It presents the vision for 2026 and shares how Wallace Women is serving with love and care in the Wallace and Knoxville community. Participants can learn more about Wallace Women, discover ways to get connected, and explore opportunities to serve. It is designed for women of all ages, seasons, and backgrounds. For questions, contact Chelsea Murphy at 865-809-5070, Savanna Roberts at 865-253-4700, or Cindy Williams at 865-660-3001.

Wuzhou's Gathering Place

BLOC Buddies

Kids can burn off energy alongside college students at a relaxed gathering with ball games, hands-on crafts, and playful activities, plus snacks to enjoy. Open to all ages.

Woodlawn Christian Church

Yoga Monday 6pm cost 5$

Take part in an Iyengar yoga session at Woodlawn Christian Church with a strong focus on alignment. Props are incorporated to support the poses, and participants of all experience levels are welcome. The class meets at the back of the church. The cost is 5 dollars.

YPK + BBBS Regional Mixer

Young Professionals of Knoxville partners with Big Brothers Big Sisters of East Tennessee for a regional mixer centered on connection and community impact. The gathering brings together local young professionals and current Big Brothers and Big Sisters to mingle, share experiences, and learn about the organization’s work in the community. Attendees can hear firsthand stories from mentors, gain insight into the program’s impact, and explore ways to get involved through volunteer opportunities.

Run Club Every Monday at Flock

This group run sets off from Flock and wraps up back at Flock with drinks afterward. Each runner can take $2 off their first beer.

KNR Bike night

KNR Bike night gathers the motorcycle community for weekly summer meetups centered on food, conversation, and a shared love of riding. The home base is El Ranchero Express, now La Patrona, and locations will also rotate to other spots around the city throughout the season. Riders and anyone interested in motorcycles are welcome to connect with like-minded people.

One Piece Locals

One Piece Locals features a five dollar entry fee, with all entry fees returned as credit at the store.

Weely Scout Meeting

Troop 8 kicks off its year with a meeting at Mt. Olive Baptist Church. The gathering is especially welcoming to those new to scouting or seeking a new troop, offering a chance to get acquainted with the scoutmasters and share a brief introduction.

Jeopardy Bar League Trivia at Scruffy City Hall

Jeopardy Bar League trivia pairs with Pint Night for a lively mix of brain teasers and drink specials. Enjoy $2 domestic pints, $3 craft and import pints, and the $5.50 scruffy buddy, which combines a PBR with a shot of Early Times. The kitchen is open, and there is no cover.

Scruffy City Hall

Cooking Essentials: Master the Basics Like a Chef

Build real confidence in the kitchen with a hands-on class that focuses on the core techniques every home cook needs. A chef instructor guides you step by step in a friendly, interactive setting so you can work smarter and faster while learning practical skills you will use every time you cook. Practice safe, efficient knife work, learn how to sauté, roast, and pan sear, and explore the essentials of flavor with seasoning and simple sauces. You will also learn how to read recipes effectively, prep like a pro, and sidestep common kitchen mistakes. Put everything into practice by preparing a satisfying meal with these methods, then relax and enjoy what you created. Ideal for beginners, teens, college students, newlyweds, and anyone ready to trade takeout for confident home cooking. Expect to leave ready to cook like a chef.

Book Launch Celebration: Forest Time by Jeremy Lloyd

Celebrate the launch of Forest Time: Footnotes to an Outdoor Education by Jeremy Lloyd at Flock Beer & Wine. This casual, come-and-go gathering honors a longtime Tremont staff member and educator who shares lessons from more than two decades of living and working in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The memoir blends humor, reflection, and stories that explore the wonder, humility, and lasting impact of time spent in nature. Books will be available for purchase, and the author will sign copies. Flock will offer a limited menu for guests and will contribute 10 percent of bar sales to Tremont. The event is free and family friendly, with dogs welcome if the weather cooperates.

Flock Beer & Wine

West Georgia Wolves at Tennessee Volunteers Baseball

West Georgia travels to Knoxville to face Tennessee at Lindsey Nelson Stadium. The Wolves get a meaningful road test in an SEC venue, while the Volunteers look to fine tune their lineup and pitching as the season moves into its later stages. With unfamiliar opponents meeting in a lively ballpark, this game offers a distinctive matchup for fans.

Lindsey Nelson Stadium

Tuesday Night: One Piece

This One Piece tournament features a $5 entry, and every participant receives a One Piece Tournament Pack at sign in. Each player also contributes $5 in store credit to a shared prize pool. Prizing is straightforward. First place takes half of the pool and also earns a One Piece Winner Pack. Second place receives half of the remaining amount, and third and fourth split what is left. For example, with eight players and a total of $32 in entry fees, payouts would be $16 in store credit for first, $8 for second, and $4 each for third and fourth.

Tuesday Night Casual/Jank Commander!

Enjoy a relaxed evening of Commander at Good Times GameHouse with two rounds of play tailored to low to medium power decks and an easygoing pace. The cost to enter is $6, and every participant can choose either $6 in store credit or a Set Booster pack.

Riftbound Nexus Nights - Tuesdays and Fridays!

Riftbound Nexus Nights welcomes players to Good Times GameHouse on Tuesdays and Fridays throughout winter and spring. Admission is $7 per player and covers entry, a Nexus Night promo, and one pack of Spiritforged. Matches run on demand, with options for head to head duels or two versus two team play. Participants may also purchase one additional Spiritforged pack during each event day.

Lake Street Dive

Lake Street Dive brings a cross-genre sound to the Tennessee Theatre, blending soul, folk, jazz, classic pop, and more with a focus on music as a unifying force. The five-piece is known for live performances that foster a strong connection with the crowd. Their GRAMMY-nominated album Good Together deepened the purpose behind their work, addressing forces that can pull communities apart, including runaway technology, isolation shaped by culture, and the pressure toward constant self-improvement. The lineup features vocalist Rachael Price, bassist and background vocalist Bridget Kearney, drummer and background vocalist Mike Calabrese, keyboardist and vocalist Akie Bermiss, and guitarist and background vocalist James Cornelison. Through a partnership with PLUS1, one dollar from each ticket supports organizations dedicated to equity, access, and dignity for all.

Open Mic Jam

An open mic jam at Fountain City Social welcomes musicians, singers, and music fans. Bring your voice or instrument, or simply relax with a drink and enjoy live performances in a relaxed jam atmosphere. Signups are available and the music follows. All styles and skill levels are welcome, from solo acts to full bands. Take the stage, collaborate with other performers, or cheer on local talent.

Fountain City Social

TUESDAY = TEXAS HOLD'EM w/G.I. TACO (1/2 priced drinks)

A Texas Hold'em event paired with the G.I. Taco food truck.

Twisted Mike's Tap Room

Knoxville Civic Auditorium

The Rock Orchestra By Candlelight

This event brings a candlelit rock orchestra performance to the Knoxville Civic Auditorium-Coliseum. Tickets will be released in phases, starting with a presale and then opening for general purchase.

The Heartstrings

The Heartstrings bring The Trailer Park Poems Tour to Open Chord Stage with Shaun Abbott. Expect a raucous night of Kuntry Rock & Roll. Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 on the day of the show. Reserved seating is available online only. Seating is limited and handled on a first come, first served basis.

Champion Ballroom Center of Knoxville

Intermediate Social Dancing/Ballroom

Strengthen your skills in a welcoming, intermediate-level ballroom and social dance class designed as a 45-minute drop-in. Each week highlights new patterns and technique in one style, rotating among Waltz, Swing, Foxtrot, Rumba, Tango, and Cha Cha. Everyone trains in both roles, learning to lead and to follow. Some prior social dance experience is recommended, such as a beginning class or comparable practice. Dance shoes or heels are not required, so comfortable everyday footwear works. No partner or advance registration is needed. The class is $15 per week.

Game Day

This friendly gathering in the parish hall features games such as Mexican Trains, Rummikub, and Sequence. No experience is needed and no reservations are required. For questions, contact Melinda at davis327@yahoo.com or 865-242-1155.

Knoxville Botanical Garden and Arboretum

Story Thyme

Designed for preschoolers and their caregivers, this free weekly program blends storytime with nature discovery and hands-on garden time. Participants can listen to read-alouds, get their hands in the soil, plant seeds, water plants, help with harvesting, and enjoy simple crafts and other kid-friendly activities. While the focus is on early learners, everyone is welcome, from infants to older generations. Activities begin in the Every Child Outdoors (ECO) Garden. Parking is available at the Visitor Center, with a short walk down the hill along the path.

City of Knoxville Public Works Service Center

What’s Next Knoxville? Listening Session

A community listening session will gather ideas for Knoxville’s future as the City updates its Comprehensive Plan, a framework that will shape land use, transportation choices, and investment priorities over the next quarter century. Complimentary snacks will be available, and children can take part in games led by Knoxville Parks and Recreation staff. Guests are encouraged to bring a reusable water bottle.

FREE Meal

Colonial Heights UMC provides a complimentary dinner with drive-through pickup. The gathering is open to all, and guests are welcome to spend time on the front lawns.

You Can't Take It With You

A live entertainment event featuring You Can't Take It With You takes the stage at the Tennessee Theatre. It is presented as a special occasion for a fun evening with friends or a long-anticipated outing. Attendees can look forward to an in-person experience that brings the action to life.

Wednesday Night: Yugioh

Wednesday Night: Yugioh features an Advanced format event with three rounds of play. The entry fee is $5, and every participant receives one pack upon entry. Each participant also adds one pack to the prize pool, which consists of OTS Packs. Prize support awards 5 packs for a 3-0 record and 1 pack for a 2-1 record.

Wednesday Night: Digimon

This Digimon event features three rounds of play with a $5 entry. Every participant receives a booster pack at registration. Prizes are awarded based on match record and overall attendance. Players who go 3-0 earn five tournament packs, and a 2-1 finish earns one tournament pack. Winner packs are determined by turnout: with 8 to 16 players, first place receives one; with 17 to 23, first and second each receive one; with 24 to 31, the top three each receive one; and with 32 or more, the top four each receive one.

Wednesday Night: Casual Commander

Players gather for a relaxed Magic: The Gathering experience in the Casual Commander format. The MTG Companion App is required. Games are played in pods of three to four players. A house rule keeps things friendly, as five turn cycles must be completed before any player can be eliminated, any lands can be destroyed, or anyone can win the game. There is no entry fee. Prize support includes one promo pack awarded at random to a player in the pod.

Fountain City Presbyterian Church

Fountain City Community Concert

Celebrate local music at a community concert featuring the Fountain City Ramblers, with food and beverages sponsored by KnoxTN Today. This is a BYOC event, so please bring your own chair. Based in Fountain City, Tennessee, the Ramblers are an upbeat ensemble that values the restorative power of music and connection, supported by a set list that is always evolving. The group began in 2018 when mandolin and guitar player Tony Basillio and lead guitarist and singer Lance McCluskey, both students of singer and guitarist David Bivens at The Bop Shop in Fountain City, started playing together and bonded over styles ranging from bluegrass to the Beatles. They built a repertoire of hundreds of songs, from 80s favorites to acoustic interpretations of Led Zeppelin. They went on to perform around Knoxville and Maryville, including an appearance on the WDVX Blue Plate Special. During those shows they met singer and guitarist Lauren Wilson, who invited them to play a fundraising event, stepped up to sing a few numbers, and soon joined the band. Since then, the Ramblers have appeared on the Tennessee Theatre stage for Mighty Musical Monday, at Boyd's Jig & Reel, at The Morrisrown Arts & Bluegrass Festival, and at the 2023 Dogwood Arts Festival. In 2025 they were recognized as a winner in a folk band category in Cityview Magazine's Best of Best issue.

Write It Out with Shade Tree Therapy

Each session opens with a centering mindfulness practice to set intentions and encourage imagination. A guiding theme shapes the creative work, spanning topics from personal narratives to cultural expressions, and participants spend focused time developing a project of their choice. The environment is supportive and nonjudgmental, welcoming sharing and discussion about obstacles in the writing process. Individualized help is available on request for challenges like imposter syndrome and anxiety, with tools to move past blocks and build resilience and confidence. The workshop is led by Phillip Tucker, a Knoxville native, therapist, and community leader. He earned dual bachelor’s degrees in Psychology and English Literature from the University of Tennessee, graduating cum laude, and later completed a master’s in Professional Counseling and Marriage and Family Therapy from Johnson University. He serves on the board of Drums Up Guns Down, using African drumming to help reduce community gun violence. He also works with the Alliance of Integrated Awareness to promote equitable access to mental healthcare. As captain of Black Men Run Knoxville, he encourages walking and running culture to support the physical and mental health of Black men.

The Bottom

Immanuel community school

An open house for Immanuel community school will take place at the City Church building, with enrollment available.

City Church / Knoxville

Wednesday Flesh and Blood - Weekly Play!

This weekly Flesh and Blood gathering offers friendly games and learn-to-play support in a relaxed setting. Participants receive a GEM promo pack and $5 in store credit. Points accumulate over multiple weeks, and awards are given about every 10 to 12 weeks ahead of the next prerelease. For questions about these Flesh and Blood nights, call 865-409-1640.

Hemingway's Cuban Kitchen Kern's Food Hall

MTG: Battles & Brews at Monday Night Brewing

Monday Night Brewing partners with CM Games for Battles and Brews, an evening of Magic: The Gathering Commander in the MNB taproom at Kerns Food Hall in Knoxville. Attendees can enjoy bites from food hall vendors along with a buy one, get one deal on MNB beers. Entry is $5 per pod and every player receives $5 in store credit. Pods choose their pace with competitive or casual prize support. Competitive pods award each player a Phyrexia Jumpstart Pack with an additional pack for the winner. Casual pods also give each player a Phyrexia Jumpstart Pack with one extra pack going to a random participant in each pod. Additional giveaways will be distributed at random.

Album Release Celebration Show at the Pilot Light

This special show at The Pilot Light celebrates the release of the debut album Wicked Din and brings friends and family together to mark the milestone.

The Pilot Light

Humpday Trivia

Midweek brings a lively trivia night at Fountain City Social, where teams put their knowledge to work across ever changing categories and the vibe stays lighthearted. Participation is free, and winners can take home prizes, Social Bucks, and bragging rights. Expect a relaxed crowd and drinks that keep the evening easygoing, whether you are a dedicated trivia fan or simply there for some casual fun.

Fountain City Social

Lindy Hop - Level 1 Swing Series

This Level 1 Swing series from KSDA spotlights Lindy Hop, the classic swing dance created in 1930s Harlem by Black dancers at the Savoy Ballroom. It is designed for dancers who have completed more than two beginner drop-in classes and want to build confidence while expanding their repertoire. Across four progressive lessons, participants work on essentials like 6 and 8 count circles, differences between rotational and linear movement, swing outs, and a range of additional turns and figures. The material builds from session to session so skills reinforce and grow over the month. Each class costs $8, with a $2 discount for cardholders, and includes admission to the dance. Purchasing the full month of lessons provides one week free, and local students can request a free benefit card.

Marc Broussard

Marc Broussard brings his live show to the Bijou Theatre. 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 before the performance. Newsletter subscribers may receive access to a venue presale. Parking options include nearby lots and on-street metered spaces. The closest option is a paid lot across Cumberland, and the State Street, Market Square and Locust Street garages offer free parking on weekends. For everyone’s safety, security screening is in place and certain items are not allowed, including weapons, outside food or beverages, smoking devices, illegal substances, professional or flash photography, tripods, selfie sticks and large bags. Additional restrictions may be implemented at the request of the show.

Karaoke Dance Party

Hosted by DJ KNKT, this event at Elaine’s Tavern brings a fun mix of karaoke and dancing.

Elaines Tavern

Patricia Nash Flagship Store

Patricia Nash Spring 2026 Sample Sale

The Annual Spring Sample Sale takes place at the Patricia Nash Flagship Store, offering deep savings on a broad range of pieces including handbags, wristlets, wallets, accessories, jewelry, men’s items, and travel gear. Sample bags are priced at 60 to 70 percent off regular retail. During the initial days, entry is organized by reserved time slots, while the final day is open to everyone with no tickets or time slot limits and no cap on the number of shoppers. Purchase limits apply, with up to five handbags per person, eight accessories per person, and one travel bag per person. All merchandise is sold as is with no warranties, exchanges, or returns, and each sample is identified by a small hole punched in the leather tag. Five percent of proceeds supports YWCA Knoxville & the Tennessee Valley, Keys of Hope. Reselling is discouraged because items do not carry a warranty. All sales are final.

Bacon: The History of the Nation’s Most (Un)Desirable Food

Explore how bacon moved from centuries of religious restrictions, social scorn, and health warnings to become a defining force in twenty-first century food and culture. This program follows its evolution from early modern Britain through the colonial period, the Civil War, the Progressive Era, cycles of fad diets, and the rise of craft producers. Using bacon as a lens, it offers a fresh look at familiar chapters of American history and shows how the shift from grocery store outcast to pop culture and culinary sensation mirrors broader national values.

Tai Chi Gung

Personal trainer Carrie Murray leads this Tai Chi Gung session in the parish hall, designed as a standing class with simple modifications for anyone who prefers to sit. The experience runs about 45 minutes to an hour and draws on the teachings of Lao Tzu to encourage balance and overall well-being. Depending on your goals, the movements may support flexibility and joint comfort, promote cardiovascular health, and help strengthen the immune system. A $10 donation is suggested, and any amount that fits your budget is appreciated.

Whittle Springs Middle School

What’s Next Knoxville? Listening Session

Share your ideas for Knoxville’s future at a community listening session focused on the City of Knoxville’s Comprehensive Plan, a 25-year guide for decisions about land use, transportation, and investment priorities. The gathering will be held in the cafeteria, with entry through Door 15. Complimentary snacks will be available, and children can enjoy games hosted by Knoxville Parks and Recreation staff. Guests are encouraged to bring a reusable water bottle.

April Social at Ricky’s

Hosted by YPK, the April Social at Ricky's brings together young professionals from around Knoxville for a relaxed gathering focused on conversation, networking, and meeting new people over a drink. The casual setting makes it easy to connect with peers and expand professional circles.

Cocktails & Conversation: Rachel Milford and the Art of Puppets

The Cocktails and Conversation program features Rachel Milford of Knoxville’s Cattywampus Puppet Council for a talk on giant puppetry, community-driven puppet parades, and collaboration through art. Presented in connection with the exhibition Wayne White: Revenge of the Knoxville Girl, she shares insights from nine years of Cattywampus projects across East Tennessee and the South and how this work has shaped her artistic career. As Founder, Executive Director, and Art Director of Cattywampus, Milford brings more than two decades of experience in visual art, theater, storytelling, and youth education, with work across the region that includes the Knoxville Museum of Art, Community School of the Arts, Knox County Schools, Johnson City Public Art, and service as Community Arts Director for the Big Ears Festival. This relaxed learning experience offers a chance to explore the arts over a drink. Free and open to the public, with a cash or credit bar and light refreshments available.

Bottom Book Club: The Piano Lesson

The Bottom Book Club hosts a discussion of The Piano Lesson by August Wilson at Zero/Zero Wine Bar. Copies of the book are available for purchase in-store and online.

Thursday Night Magic -- Booster Draft!

Draft Night features three rounds of play, and every participant receives extra prize packs and promo cards. The entry fee is typically $20 for the week, though it may vary by set, and it covers the draft and prize support. A different set is drafted each week. Requests for upcoming sets can be shared at the store, on social media, or during Draft Night.

Scottish Session

At Boyd's Jig & Reel, a Scottish session with David Pickens honors a tradition where music and drink go together. The sound is rooted in history, evoking verdant highlands and rugged cliffs, and whether sung or purely instrumental, each tune tells a story. This style feels at home in the hills of East Tennessee, creating a setting for both attentive listeners and musicians who enjoy playing along.

Old City Performing Arts Center

Eurydice

River & Rail Theatre Company presents Sarah Ruhl’s Eurydice, a vivid new look at the Greek legend told through Eurydice’s perspective. As she moves through the underworld, the story traces the pull of love and the fragility of memory, illuminating the threshold between life and death. Poetic language and striking stage imagery shape a world where grief and devotion exist side by side, inviting reflection on what it means to remember and to be remembered. The result is an intimate, resonant evening of theater that stays with you long after the final moment.

🤝Business Networking with West Town Mall

Connect with a welcoming community at a business networking event with West Town Mall, focused on building relationships that can support businesses and careers. Food is provided by co-sponsor Classy Caterer. The gathering takes place in the Amphitheatre beside the kids play area and JCPenney. Use the West Town Mall entrance next to Elite Suites, on the same side of the mall as the Cheesecake Factory. Newly joined members in their first one to three months will be recognized by the Chamber President and CEO and offered a 60 second elevator pitch about fifteen minutes after the start.

Shelby Cline @ LiterBoard

Shelby Cline performs at LiterBoard for a night of music.

LiterBoard

Grits & Greens

Grits & Greens brings a powerful four-piece sound to Preservation Pub, delivering rock and roll with a soulful, jam-heavy style.

Preservation Pub

CASH4CAMERAS at f/32 Photo

Bring your pre-loved camera gear to f/32 Photo for on-the-spot quotes from buying experts. Whether you are looking to upgrade or simply turn unused equipment into extra cash, specialists will be available to assess and purchase your camera gear for top dollar. If you want to begin the process in advance or cannot attend, contact the show’s buyer, Edward Whitesides, for an advance quote or guidance on shipping your equipment.

f/32 Photo

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Knoxville West

APQS Road Show- Longarm Experience: Knoxville, TN

Explore longarm quilting in a hands-on, informative setting at Holiday Inn Express & Suites Knoxville West - Papermill Dr. This free session introduces APQS longarm machines for anyone interested in completing personal quilts or building a quilting business. Try the machines, learn about model features, experience stitch quality, and compare table styles to match your space and needs. Attendees can access Road Show discounts on machines, and financing partners are available for pre-approval. APQS highlights 40 years of expertise, U.S. manufacturing with a factory in Carroll, Iowa, a lifetime warranty, and dedicated customer support.

Sherrill Hills Retirement Resort

Singing Seniors Spring Concert

The Singing Seniors from the O’Connor Center return for their annual spring concert in a comfortable theater setting. Enjoy a live performance from this returning ensemble. RSVP requested.

Happy Hour 2–7PM Fridays at Alchemy

Alchemy hosts a happy hour, creating a relaxed setting to unwind and catch up with friends.

Friday Commander Night

Play casual Commander with friends or meet new players. There may be opportunities to win free prizes during pack wars.

First Friday: Epiphone Exhibition + Auction

An opening reception at Dogwood Arts highlights the Epiphone Student Guitar Design Exhibition & Auction. Twenty guitars, each conceived and painted by young artists from across East Tennessee, are showcased in the Dogwood Gallery and will also be featured at Dollywood's DreamMore Resort. All instruments will be offered in an online auction to benefit youth art programs at Dogwood Arts. First Fridays at Dogwood Arts are supported by ORNL Federal Credit Union, the Tennessee Arts Commission, and Cherokee Distributing.

Dogwood Arts

Foam Party Fridays

A foam machine fills the dog park with soft, dog-safe bubbles, turning regular playtime into a bubbly adventure where pups can run, leap, chase, and explore at their own pace. The shifting textures and movement provide real enrichment that builds confidence and keeps dogs mentally engaged. This weekly foam feature is included with a dog park visit, making it an easy way to elevate a routine outing. Enjoy a drink from the beer garden, meet up with favorite playmates, and take in a lively, social atmosphere that feels like a mini celebration each week. It is a great fit for dogs who love to explore and do not mind getting a little messy.

Emporium Center, 100 S Gay St (Corner of Gay/Jackson), Knoxville, TN

May First Friday

First Friday at the Emporium highlights a building-wide showcase of art. The Lower Gallery features Time and Place by JoEL Levy LoGiudice and Laura Chenicek. In the Atrium, Dennis Duchon presents Sense of Wonder. The Display Case spotlights JOINERY by Amanda Mohney. In the Balcony Gallery, What We Carry: Meaning, Memory, and the Human Experience continues, curated by Jordan Ahlers of Momentum Gallery.

NYC Spring Whirlwind

A fast-paced getaway from East Tennessee to New York City, designed for maximum sightseeing with minimal time away. Travel overnight from pickup points in Farragut, Knoxville, Morristown, and Bristol, with restroom breaks along the route. After a brief stop at a New Jersey travel center to freshen up, the group is dropped at the New York Public Library at Bryant Park in the morning. Spend the day exploring on your own, then meet back in the evening for the overnight return, including another refresh stop. Arrive back in East Tennessee the following morning with drop-offs in Bristol, Morristown, Knoxville, and Farragut. The cost is $250 per person. Registration is required, a $50 deposit is due at sign-up, and the remaining balance is due by the registration deadline.

The Cutting Edge Classroom Cooking School

Date Night Street Tacos & Tequila

A lively, hands-on cooking and tasting experience celebrates Mexican street food and tequila with guidance from Chef John Alunni. The class blends interactive participation with chef-led instruction for a flavorful date-night theme. Make fresh tortillas and assemble street tacos with options such as spiced chicken, roasted sweet potatoes, cotija cheese, and an almond and cashew chile salsa, complemented by a full topping bar. Enjoy Mexican street corn finished with cotija, chili, and green onion. Chef John Alunni prepares smoked guacamole that combines creamy avocado with charred vegetables for deep, smoky flavor. A hearty serving of smoked sausage with beans and rice adds comfort to the menu, and dessert features tres leches cake topped with whipped cream. Two tequila tastings are included. Margaritas are available for purchase in strawberry, mango chile, and classic lime.

Nauti K's Riverside Bar & Grill

Steph Cabell

A house favorite is back for a return appearance. There is another chance to see her.

Paragon Gaming Riftbound UNLEASHED Pre Rift event

This pre-rift event offers an early look at Unleashed with deckbuilding and play. Each participant receives a kit that includes five Unleashed packs and a 15 card mini deck centered on a Legend and a Champion, then has 50 minutes to build. Decks may use up to three Domains. If a deck includes a Legend, it must use the Legend’s two Domains and a third of the player’s choice. A Champion does not need to match the Legend as long as it matches the chosen Domains, and a Champion is optional. Players who build without a Champion or a Legend draw one extra card on their first turn to even the playing field. Signature Spells do not need to match the Legend, but they must fall within two of the three chosen Domains. Play spans three rounds with prize support, where one win earns one pack, two wins earn three packs, and three wins earn five packs. Preorders for Unleashed open after the pre-rift and continue until supplies run out or on the day of the event, and preordering adds a free pack. Preorders can be placed by phone at (865) 500-8923 or in person. Registration will be available on the day of the event.

Disarmer and more

Presented by Electric Shock Entertainment, this all-ages show at Karns Community Center spotlights Disarmer with sets from Do Yourself In, World of Ruin, and Belljar. Admission is $10 at entry, and attendees 15 and under are admitted free. To keep the atmosphere safe, the policy is no alcohol or drugs and no fighting.

Karns Community Center

Lorcana Locals

This event features a five dollar entry, and the full payout is awarded as store credit.

Hunter Deacon Trio

An outdoor live music series outside the Tavern at Maker Exchange welcomes the Hunter Deacon Trio for this installment. Complimentary valet parking is available at the Marriott for those who dine or enjoy a drink in the tavern, with validation from your server. The State Street Garage is also nearby, just a brief walk via the Henley Street pedestrian bridge. While you are there, explore the Curio at Maker Exchange, where work from more than 150 local makers is available, including jewelry, ceramics, and paintings. Enjoy locally brewed coffee with pastries and snacks from the coffee shop, or settle in at the Tavern for breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, or small plates with views of World’s Fair Park. Comfortable spaces to relax and meet include the Hearthroom, and the Den features billiards, foosball, and a custom shuffleboard table crafted by makers.

Maker Exchange

Knoxville Civic Auditorium-Coliseum

The Black Jacket Symphony Presents Bon Jovi's 'Slippery When Wet'

At Knoxville Civic Auditorium-Coliseum, The Black Jacket Symphony presents a concert built around Bon Jovi's Slippery When Wet. Tickets will be available through several presale options, including artist, radio, Ticketmaster, Live Nation, and local or venue presales, with a general public onsale to follow.

Friday Night Karaoke

Enjoy a rockstar-style karaoke experience at Local Smokey Knoxville that puts you in the spotlight. Celebrated as Knoxville's best karaoke bar, this event is all about giving participants a chance to shine.

Local Smokey Knoxville

Smoky Mountain Brewery in Turkey Creek

AYCA

A four-piece rock band performs live.

Finn's Restaurant & Tavern

Vinyl Countdown

Vinyl Countdown takes the stage at Finn's Restaurant & Tavern for an evening of music.

Live at Pirates Tavern

Dynamic Panic takes the stage for live music that blends covers across pop, classic rock, and country with a few original tunes.

The Pirate Tavern

Lucky Shot Billiards Sports Bar and Grill

Loon & Crow

There will be an evening of music featuring Loon & Crow at Lucky Shot Billiards Sports Bar and Grill.

Full Moon Hike

Explore the trails by moonlight on a guided, 1.5 hour walk led by Ijams naturalists. Discover the night sky and search for unique plants, animals, and geologic features while experiencing Ijams Nature Center after dark. Blacklights and headlamps are provided. All participants must complete an Assumption of Risk Form prior to taking part. If a waiver has already been submitted for another Ijams Education program this year, no additional form is needed. This program is designed for ages 10 and older. Expect to travel up to 2 miles on uneven surfaces that may include rocks, roots, and gravel, with stopping points along the way. Parking is free for participants. Please plan to arrive 5 to 10 minutes early to obtain a parking pass at check in. Those with a yearly membership or parking pass do not need an additional pass. No walk ins are accepted and each participant must have a ticket. Full refunds are available up to 7 days before the program or if the program is canceled due to inclement weather. No refunds are issued for programs with fees of $5 or less, and tickets are non transferable.

Ijams Nature Center

Nate Jackson: Big Dog Comedy Tour

This event is for ages 16 and up. Comedian Nate Jackson delivers high-energy, unfiltered stand-up that blends finely crafted material with quick, fearless crowd work. A rapidly rising talent with more than 4 million followers on TikTok and over 600 million views worldwide, he has been packing theaters across the country with viral momentum and a dynamic stage presence. His Netflix special, Nate Jackson: Super Funny, dives into everything from racially questionable cookies to the oddities of everyday life, and it reached the Top 10 TV shows within its first week. Expect sharp wit, bold topics, and the charismatic style that fuels his Big Dog Tour.

Tyler Booth

Country singer-songwriter Tyler Booth shares songs drawn from his small-town roots, telling his own stories through his music. This performance takes place at Open Chord Stage.

You Can't Take It With You

At Clarence Brown Theatre, the story centers on the Sycamores, a lively household that happily ignores polite society's rules. When their daughter Alice falls for her boss's proper, by-the-book son, their worlds collide and the results are playfully chaotic.

Clarence Brown Theatre

Paper Wings

Paper Wings is an indie folk act from Nashville, built around longtime friends and songwriting partners Emily Mann and Wila Frank. Their music highlights heartfelt harmony singing.

Laurel Theater

Nate Jackson

Find tickets for Nate Jackson at Tennessee Theatre in Knoxville.

The Basics of Artisan Bread Baking

Roll up your sleeves for a friendly, hands-on breadmaking class led by Chef John Kaitlyn. Learn the art and science of artisan loaves from start to finish, including mixing, kneading, fermenting, proofing, shaping, scoring, and baking. Receive practical guidance on selecting flours, yeasts, and other ingredients to achieve reliable results at home. The menu features Italian rosemary and roasted garlic focaccia, a Dutch oven boule served with Chef John’s extra virgin olive oil dipping sauce, and sweet honey buns. The format blends instructor demonstration with plenty of time to practice, and participants will taste breads fresh from the oven during class. Everyone leaves with a warm loaf they made and the confidence to recreate these breads in their own kitchen. Chef Kaitlyn is a baker and culinary educator who teaches techniques that empower home bakers.

Saturday Board Game Club!

Board gamers gather at Good Times GameHouse with the Knoxville Board Game Club for a welcoming day of tabletop play. Bring a favorite game to teach others, choose something from the demo shelf, or join a table playing titles brought by fellow attendees. First-time visitors attend free. After that there is a $5 entry that becomes $5 in store credit each week, which can be used for drinks, refreshments, board games, and other items in the store, or saved for later. The emphasis is on fun, friendly gaming and a positive attitude.

Good Times GameHouse

Knox Pop Con 2026

The region’s biggest celebration of Asian pop culture returns to Bridgewater Place in Knoxville with an expanded program that unites J-pop, K-pop, anime, cosplay, and Japanese car culture for one high-energy night. Whether you are a longtime fan or brand new to the scene, this is a place to connect with a welcoming community of enthusiasts. Shihori headlines as a J-pop icon with more than 100 compositions and 13 Gold Disc certifications, with credits spanning JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, Fairy Tail, Macross Frontier, and League of Legends, and over 18 million YouTube views. It is the first J-pop concert ever held in Knoxville and her Tennessee debut, presented as an intimate, one-night performance. VTuber DJ and anime music producer NINJ3FF3C7 delivers a high-octane set shaped by viral anime raps for titles like JoJo’s, Attack on Titan, Jujutsu Kaisen, and Blue Exorcist, paired with a cosplay dance party. None Like Joshua, known for rapid-fire anime rap with more than 200 million YouTube views, 500 thousand subscribers, and dozens of convention appearances, serves as MC and performs a full live concert with a meet and greet. Tennessee kaigai idol Starzie brings bright J-pop flair to the Spotlight Stage. Four K-pop dance crews, including TNT-K from Nashville, Knox K-Pop Group, starstrucK, and EquiKnox, showcase choreography to hits by Le Sserafim, Stray Kids, Blackpink, NewJeans, ATEEZ, NCT U, and more. Expect the city’s biggest random play dance with more than 200 songs across K-pop, J-pop, and anime, themed rounds, survival eliminations, and prizes for the final dancer standing. No registration or audition is required. The Subie Crew Knoxville JDM car show highlights itasha builds alongside rally-bred WRXs, BRZs, and other imports, celebrating where car culture meets fandom. The Yama-Con cosplay contest features six categories, including Best in Show, Best Craftsmanship, Best Performance, and Fan Favorite, with awards on the main stage and opportunities for all skill levels. Explore a curated marketplace with more than 30 vendors and an artist alley offering K-pop merchandise, anime goods, items from Japan and Korea, handmade art, fashion, and food. Additional amenities include a photo card trading post, a cosplay repair station for quick fixes, and a QR scavenger hunt that turns the venue into a passport-style adventure. Ticket options include General Admission at 30 dollars with access to all performances, the vendor hall, the random play dance, the car show, the cosplay contest, and all activities. The VIP Pass is 125 dollars and limited to 125, adding a lounge, priority entry, exclusive merchandise, and artist meet and greets. The Daesang Pass is 225 dollars and limited to 25, adding an exclusive dinner with Shihori, backstage access, and a dedicated Daesang team. Knox Pop Con operates as a Tennessee 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to celebrating Asian pop culture and empowering youth in East Tennessee. Beyond the festival, the organization offers weekly K-pop and J-pop dance classes, monthly community events, and the Knox Pop Creators Academy youth leadership program. Every ticket supports this mission, and donations are tax deductible under EIN 33-4120670.

Bridgewater Place

The Spiky Mic

Yellow Door Media presents a new biweekly comedy open mic at The Pink Cactus in Knoxville, hosted by Justin Chavez. It is open to both experienced comedians and first time performers. Admission is free, and the venue offers bar service and a food menu.

The Pink Cactus

Luke Combs - My Kinda Saturday Night Tour

Luke Combs brings his My Kinda Saturday Night Tour to Neyland Stadium. Ticket access options include a general public sale along with several presales, such as Spotify, Dierks Bentley, Ty Myers, Thelma & James, venue and radio presales, Ticketmaster, Bootleggers, Country Central, Category 10, Tennessee Fund, Tennessee Athletics, and a UTK student offer.

Neyland Stadium

Luke Combs and more

Luke Combs, Dierks Bentley, Ty Myers, Jake Worthington, and Thelma and James take the stage at Neyland Stadium in Knoxville, Tennessee. This multi-artist event brings several performers together for a single stadium performance.

Josh Ellis State Farm

Derby Day on Broadway

Architectural Antics sets the scene for a Kentucky Derby themed evening that blends celebration with purpose to support Ukraine. The live broadcast of the race will be on, and a friendly betting pool splits proceeds between humanitarian relief and the winning participants. Classic mint juleps are available in exchange for donations. Derby fashion takes center stage with a hat contest awarding first, second, and third place prizes. Every attendee receives a complimentary raffle ticket at entry, and additional donations unlock more chances to win distinctive gifts from Ukraine and contributions from Knoxville businesses, ranging from handcrafted items to local treasures. A potluck supper and BYOB format keep the gathering casual, while live performances from local musicians add a lively soundtrack. All funds raised benefit koloHUB, a Knoxville based 501(c)(3) founded in 2022 that provides medical and humanitarian aid to people and animals affected by the war in Ukraine. The race provides the spark, and the food, music, and community round out an evening dedicated to meaningful support.

Architectural Antics

Friends Come Free Weekend

Bring a friend on the weekend and skip the extra cost. Show this event at the front desk and your friend’s usual $15 guest fee will be waived. Guests must be 18 or older, and all club rules remain in effect. For complete information, see the club for details.

Crunch Fitness

Bearden United Methodist Church

Spring Rummage Sale

Bearden United Methodist Church hosts a large rummage sale. After the main sale, a bag sale lets shoppers pay $5 to fill a supplied bag. Every dollar raised supports missions in the local community, across the nation, and around the world.

Dahlia Sale

Find dahlia tubers offered by the Knoxville Dahlia Society outside the greenhouse. These bold bloomers are prized for their striking looks and are ideal for creating vibrant cut flower arrangements. Discover special varieties at this sale. Purchases are first come, first served and available only while supplies last.

Stanley's Greenhouse

Outlandish Joy Ride: International Women's MTB Day

AMBC’s Joy Ride welcomes women and non-binary mountain bikers in a supportive, low-pressure setting. Participants are grouped by experience, and rides are planned for Beginner and Beginner Plus levels so everyone can ride comfortably. Bring a mountain bike, a helmet, and water. Register online using the Tickets link to access the sign up and waiver.

Mead's Quarry

Knoxville Convention Center

Knoxville Book Festival

Knoxville Book Festival brings readers and writers together at the Knoxville Convention Center. Attendees can meet authors, get books signed, attend panels and author talks, and take part in workshops. Visitors can also explore vendor booths offering books along with accessories, apparel, decor, and other reader-centric finds. New elements are planned this year, with details to be announced. Opportunities to participate are available for authors, publishers, and vendors.

HobbyTown (Knoxville, TN)

May comp

A competition at HobbyTown in Knoxville is hosted by Andy Hunt and Lil P RC. The organizer will be out of town, so Andy will take the lead and oversee the event. He is well known across East Tennessee’s micro crawler community for his generous support and dedication.

Mother's Day Event

A family-friendly Mother’s Day celebration in Knoxville, Tennessee with Josh Ellis State Farm features complimentary food, no-cost professional family photos, hands-on arts and crafts for kids, a flower bouquet for moms, and raffle entry for a spa gift card for those who attend.

Knoxville, Tennessee

FCBD Sale & Scott Snyder Signing

Comics Exchange hosts a Free Comic Book Day celebration filled with complimentary comics, prize opportunities, deep discounts, and a store signing with writer Scott Snyder. Known for acclaimed runs on Batman, Swamp Thing, Detective Comics, Justice League, and Superman, as well as Absolute Batman, Snyder will be meeting fans and signing autographs. Each attendee can have one book signed at no charge, and additional signatures are available for $10 each. Early arrivals get extra perks, with a free copy of Absolute Batman #1 for the first 25 people in line, plus prize bags with surprise toys and comics for the first 10. The sale spans the entire store, including 50% off all graphic novels, hardcovers, omnibuses, and trade paperbacks, and 50% off all Funko POPs. Back issues, CGC books, and key issues are buy two, get one free, dollar comics drop to 25 cents, and toys, busts, and statues are 20% off. In short, everything is on sale.

Comics Exchange

Knoxville Botanical Garden and Arboretum

Spring Pollinator Walk

Explore what makes a landscape welcoming to pollinators during a guided stroll through the Garden. The walk is led by Board Member and Master Gardener Susan Kiss, whose connection to the gardening world deepened at Knoxville Botanical Garden and Arboretum after she completed her Master Gardener certification in 2017. Since then she has focused on pollinator-friendly practices in the Pollinator Garden, caring for native plant habitats that support vital insects like bees, butterflies, and moths that help bring blossoms and fruit to many beloved plants and food crops. Each season highlights something new, creating opportunities to see the Garden from a fresh perspective while connecting visitors, gardeners, and the natural landscape. Registration is required.

Brush with the Wild

Brush with the Wild at Zoo Knoxville welcomes visitors to watch local artists create animal-inspired works right in the exhibits. The experience features live music, an animal life drawing session, shopping at the Maker's Village Craft Fair, chances to try instruments with The Joy of Music School, a family-friendly K-Pop dance class with Knox K-Pop, and hands-on creativity with the Knoxville Museum of Art. As the sun sets, cocktails are served overlooking Rhino Reserve alongside an auction of artwork created during the event, with a few surprises from the zoo's most artistic residents.

Estate, Vintage & Antique Jewelry Event

An exclusive, one-day showcase of estate jewelry features a completely refreshed selection of vintage, antique, and designer-signed pieces, along with rare exotic gemstones. Presented in collaboration with a renowned organization, the collection represents over one million dollars in value. Prices start at $599, and those familiar with past editions will find an all-new assortment at this special event.

Fountain City Jewelers

North Hills Plant Sale 2026

An annual plant sale at North Hills Park highlights native plants that do well locally. Neighbors from this historic community donate hardy perennials and shrubs from their own gardens. There are also herbs, vegetables, and colorful annuals suited for spring planting. In addition to plants, there are arts and crafts booths featuring neighborhood makers, plus a garden shed with bargains on outdoor items. The event welcomes all ages, and vendor announcements will be shared soon. North Hills is the only neighborhood in Knoxville with a recognized arboretum, featuring over 40 labeled tree species and more than 400 individual trees. The Garden Club received a City Bright Spot Award from Keep Knoxville Beautiful for its work on the North Hills Arboretum. Proceeds from the sale support beautification of the neighborhood boulevards and park, including ongoing care of the arboretum.

North Hills Park

Puppy Socialization

Open to puppies under 6 months old and 25 pounds or under, this group class focuses on healthy socialization guided by a professional dog trainer. Puppies practice positive interactions with other puppies in a supportive setting. Attendance is flexible, and participants may take part in as many sessions as they prefer. Booking is available through the app.

Riftbound: Unleashed Pre-Rift

Entry is $30 and includes six packs from the newest set. Registration is first come, first served through Carde.io. A Riot Account is required to enter.

Sam's Club benefiting The Children's Hospital

This Sam's Club event in Knoxville benefits The Children's Hospital. It is part of an ongoing series of appearances scheduled at this store.

Sam's Club

Outlandish Kids & Youth Social MTB Ride

This social mountain bike ride welcomes kids and youth from 2nd grade through high school, with volunteers from AMBC Trail Blazers, Appalachian Youth Cycling, and Little Bellas guiding groups for all skill levels. The plan is to return in time to watch the Highline Demo over the quarry. Meet at the AMBC tent at Meads Quarry. Arrive early and be ready to park and walk since it will be busy. Participants should bring a mountain bike or a bike with knobby tires at least 1.75 inches wide and working hand brakes, along with a helmet. Carry water during the ride, wear closed toe shoes rather than Crocs, and pack a rain jacket if needed. Please complete registration and the waiver before riding using the Tickets link.

Mead's Quarry

Handyman Hal Comes to Town

Handyman Hal arrives in his one-of-a-kind tool truck for a lively adventure. Expect music, surprises, and plenty of goofy laughs as he works on a top secret build using a set of handy tools, all with a special twist along the way.

Bridgewater Hospitality Collective

Shihori and more

Shihori, None Like Joshua, and NINJ3FF3C7 will be performing at Bridgewater Hospitality Collective.

You Can't Take It With You

Presented at Clarence Brown Theatre, this event follows the delightfully unconventional Sycamore family, a happy household that pays little heed to customary expectations. When daughter Alice falls for her boss's buttoned-up son, their contrasting worlds collide, setting off a string of comedic situations.

Clarence Brown Theatre

Luau 5K, 10K, & 13.1M

There will be a Luau 5K, 10K, & 13.1M. All runners must register. There is no on-site registration. Packet pickup begins 30 minutes prior to the race and ends 10 minutes prior to the start. The starting line is near Shelter #1. All finishers will receive a themed medal. Costumes are encouraged. The 5K and 10K courses are out-and-back, and the 5K course is done twice while the 10K course is done four times. The Half Marathon course is also out-and-back and done six times. There is a course time limit of 3 hours and 30 minutes.

Holston River Park

Family Hibachi

Bring the excitement of the hibachi grill into the kitchen with a family-friendly cooking class that blends chef demonstration with plenty of hands-on practice. Guided by Chef John Alunni, participants prepare a Japanese-inspired spread using authentic teppanyaki techniques and fresh ingredients, then enjoy the food they create. The menu includes hibachi-style chicken and shrimp, classic fried rice and noodles, glazed carrots, a medley of vegetables with crisp bean sprouts, and a homemade Yum Yum sauce. Expect a lively, fast paced session with practical tips you can use at home and plenty of opportunities to flip, stir, and taste as you go.

East Tennessee History Center

Children's Day Celebration - Kodomo no Hi

Celebrate Kodomo no Hi, Japan’s Children’s Day, at the East Tennessee History Center. Families can take part in stories and cultural activities that highlight Japanese traditions and honor children’s happiness, health, and growth. Admission is free for children under 12.

Bluegrass Jam

Bluegrass grew from English, Scottish, and Irish ballads and lively dance tunes, which makes a jam like this a natural fit for the Jig and Reel crowd. Acoustic string instruments take turns up front, with a player carrying the melody and exploring improvisation while the others provide steady backing. It is an improvised session geared toward pickers and grinners who enjoy hearing the tune move from instrument to instrument.

Gundam Locals

This event features a five dollar entry fee, with the entire payout provided as store credit.

Country Burrito Mexican Grill 2

Liquid Velvet Duo

Enjoy live acoustic music from a two-person group at Country Burrito Mexican Grill 2.

Buried Truth and more

Presented by Electric Shock Entertainment, this show at Karns Community Center brings together a stacked bill featuring Buried Truth, Strafe, Bare Your Teeth, Shattered Self, and Intent to Bleed. The event is open to all ages, and the house rules prohibit drugs, alcohol, and fighting. Admission is $15. A limited perk is available for the first 40 attendees, who will receive a voucher that can be used for a $5 cash refund after purchasing a shirt from any band’s merch table. To redeem, have the band validate the voucher, then return it at the door and show the shirt to receive the refund, effectively reducing the cost for those participants.

Karns Community Center

Sunday Night Trivia at Boyd's Jig & Reel

Sharpen your wits for a lively trivia challenge where correct answers can earn gift cards to Boyd's Jig & Reel. Compete on your own or gather a team, then aim for the top as prizes are awarded to first, second, and third place.

Biscuits & Bubbly honoring Jack Neely

At The Standard Knoxville, the East Tennessee Historical Society will present its Spirit of East Tennessee award to Jack Neely during a celebratory brunch experience. Ticket options include VIP Party & Brunch at $250 and Brunch at $175. The VIP Sponsor Party welcomes sponsors and $250 ticketholders with champagne, bloody marys, mimosas, and passed bites from Gourmet’s Market, including candied bacon, accompanied by a duo from the Knoxville Jazz Orchestra. A spirited Second Line Parade led by students from the UT College of Music invites participants to march along a short route or enjoy the spectacle from the sidelines, before the band guides everyone into the dining space. The program continues with a three course seated low country brunch, live music by a Knoxville Jazz Orchestra quartet, festive brunch beverages, surprise touches, and the formal presentation of the Spirit of East Tennessee award. Emcee and auctioneer Dino Cartwright will then conduct a live auction featuring a handful of distinctive, exclusive experiences.

The Standard Knoxville

Knoxville Jewish Alliance

Knoshville Jewish Food Festival

Vendor applications are open for the Knoshville Jewish Food Festival. Prospective vendors can email program@jewishknoxville.org to learn more or apply.

Sunday Afternoon Lorcana Friends and Family League

A welcoming Lorcana league for friends and family invites players to drop in to play, trade, and grow their collections. Entry is $6 and includes a pack of Lorcana. League members receive discounts on Lorcana products and enjoy priority access to packs, boxes, promos, playmats, and other items.

Good Times GameHouse

Cavalier Meet Up

Cavaliers receive half-price entry to the dog park. Dogs can run with friends or cool off in the pool. First-time visitors can review what to know before attending.

MAY4

East TN Bruster's Teacher Appreciation Week

As the school year winds down, teachers are being honored with a week of savings. Show a school ID to receive 50 percent off your order throughout the week. It is a simple thank you for the dedication that helped make the year possible.

Bruster's Real Ice Cream

MAY5

Broadway Academy of Performing Arts and Event Center

Ballroom and Partner Dancing

At Broadway Academy of Performing Arts and Event Center, this welcoming drop-in class offers a 90 minute introduction to partnered social dancing. Participants build comfort with lead and follow skills, etiquette for the social floor, basic rhythm, and foundational patterns. Each week focuses on a different style, rotating through waltz, swing, foxtrot, and rumba. The first 45 minutes are spent together on core concepts and beginner patterns. The final 45 minutes divide the group so newcomers can practice at an easy pace while experienced dancers work on additional patterns, technique, and styling. No prior experience or partner is needed, and specialized dance shoes or high heels are not required. Everyone learns both roles, inclusive language is used, and all are welcome. The suggested cost is $15 per student, and no one is turned away for inability to pay in full. Parking is available behind the building, with additional street parking nearby.

MAY6

Open Chord Stage (Knoxville, TN)

Psychostick at Open Chord

Ember South Entertainment presents an evening with Psychostick at Open Chord Stage. This show is open to all ages, with advance tickets priced at $20 and admission on the day of the show at $25. Refunds are only issued if the event is postponed or canceled.

MAY6

Avatar: Don't Go in the Forest 2026

AVATAR: DON’T GO IN THE FOREST 2026 brings the band to The Mill & Mine with a show made for unusual times. Guided by a lifelong devotion to outsider creativity, Avatar digs into the shared subconscious. The experience pushes past the limits of the body and ventures far beyond...

MAY7

Whimsical Slip Cast Creations

Discover the ceramic art of slip casting while making playful vases and vessels inspired by Wayne White’s word paintings on view at the KMA. The class teaches how to pour liquid clay, or slip, into porous plaster molds to produce repeatable forms often associated with dishware. Instruction covers the basics of building molds and a range of approaches for decorating surfaces so each piece feels personal. It is suitable for beginners and accommodates all skill levels. Cost is $300 for non-members and $250 for members.

MAY8

Knoxville Flea Market - Knoxville Expo - May 8-10

Browse a large flea market at the Knoxville Expo Center featuring more than 275 booths. Admission and parking are free.

Knoxville Expo Center

MAY8

Storybook Ball 2026

CASA of East Tennessee marks its 40th anniversary with a storybook-inspired gala at The Mill & Mine, welcoming guests into a realm where imagination makes the ordinary feel extraordinary. The space will be transformed into a fantastical setting dotted with “scrumdiddlyumptious” surprises and sweet moments of celebration. Participation supports efforts to provide a “Golden Ticket” of hope and advocacy for children in the community. The evening includes inventive cocktails and a plated dinner, a silent and live auction featuring distinctive items and experiences, and a mission-centered program that honors the volunteers who power this work.

MAY9

Bearden United Methodist Church

Food & Clothing Giveaway

Choose from a variety of donated fresh produce, groceries, and clothing made available to share with the community.

MAY9

Knoxville Civic Auditorium-Coliseum

Redneck Brawl - Hillbilly Invasion

Redneck Brawl - Hillbilly Invasion comes to the Knoxville Civic Auditorium-Coliseum. Fans can look forward to public ticket access.

MAY9

Spring Aquatic Market and Auction by ETAA

East Tennessee Aquatic Association presents its annual Spring Aquatic Market and Auction, featuring a marketplace for aquatic enthusiasts and a live auction. Doors open first for early admission, then for general admission. Early admission is $5 and general admission is $2, with free entry for children 12 and under. Vendors can reserve space by contacting Manimalroom Jaytona or emailing easttnaquaticassociation@gmail.com. A full table is $20, and half or shared tables are available for $10. Items for the auction may be submitted ahead of time or brought on the day, and advance notice is encouraged to help with planning. Photos sent in advance can be displayed during the auction. A 20% club fee per sale applies to the seller. Questions about entering items can be directed to Robert Ziegler. Volunteers are needed, and board members can provide details. More information will be shared.

Fountain City Lions Club

Sunday Night Trivia at Boyd's Jig & Reel

Show off your trivia know-how at Boyd's Jig & Reel for a chance to earn Boyd's Jig & Reel gift cards. Take part solo or create a team. Prizes are awarded to first, second, and third place.

Gentle Yoga with Donna

Relax with a gentle yoga practice in the greenhouse led by Maryville instructor Donna Koz. This free session emphasizes ease and calm, and afterward there will be an opportunity to purchase plants. Space is limited, so arriving early is recommended. Please bring your own mat and a water bottle.

Stanley's Greenhouse

Crowne Plaza Knoxville Downtown University

Mother's Day Brunch

Celebrate Mother’s Day with an expansive brunch at Crowne Plaza Knoxville Downtown University, featuring chef-attended stations and a wide selection of seafood, salads, sides, entrées, and desserts. Chefs will carve rosemary-scented prime rib with horseradish, offer brown sugar glazed ham with pineapple, and prepare made-to-order omelets with a variety of fresh vegetables, cheeses, and meats. The chilled seafood display includes peel-and-eat shrimp with cocktail and tartar sauces, oysters on the half shell with a shallot and peppercorn mignonette, blue tip mussels, and smoked salmon with classic Southern accompaniments. Salads and starters range from an artisan charcuterie spread and a salad featuring fresh berries to a spring salad bar with assorted toppings and dressings, plus wilted kale with caramelized onions, bacon, gorgonzola, and a lemon garlic vinaigrette. Classic sides include buttered broccolini with baby carrots, potatoes au gratin, a medley of summer squash and zucchini with blistered tomatoes, applewood smoked bacon and country sausage, Belgian waffles with strawberries, whipped cream, and maple syrup, along with freshly baked rolls and assorted pastries served with butter and preserves. Main courses feature chicken marsala with wild mushrooms, monkfish brightened with mango relish, and baked chicken thighs paired with a silky vanilla-infused barbecue sauce. Save room for sweets like a cherry blossom tart with whipped cream, cinnamon-spiced apple cobbler, warm salted caramel banana pudding, chocolate chip brownies finished with dark ganache, red velvet cake, a sundae bar with traditional toppings, and berry-kissed panna cotta. Pricing is $55 for adults, $18 for children ages 6 to 12, and there is no charge for children 5 and under, with tax and gratuity additional. For reservations, call 865-522-2600.

Rottweiler Meet Up

A breed-specific meetup for Rottweilers features friendly playtime and plenty of zooming around. Admission is half price for this gathering and is offered only on designated meetup days. First-time visitors can review what to know before a visit.

Birmingham Barons at Knoxville Smokies

A head-to-head matchup between the Birmingham Barons and the Knoxville Smokies takes place at Covenant Health Park.

Covenant Health Park

Knoxville, TN

Madeline Goldstein appears alongside Normal Bias and New Romantics for a shared bill. The event brings all three artists together on one lineup.

Pilot Light

MAY11

4-Day Pennsylvania Amish Country

This four-day getaway explores Pennsylvania Amish Country with a three-night stay in the Lancaster area. After traveling to the region, the group enjoys dinner at a local restaurant before settling into the hotel. The next day centers on Amish life with a guided countryside tour, a conversation with an Amish couple, time to browse local markets, and an Amish style dinner. The following morning begins with breakfast and a visit to the Julius Sturgis Pretzel Bakery, known as the nation’s first commercial pretzel bakery. The historic building dates to 1784, was built by Peter Kreiter, is among the original structures in Lititz, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Guests can practice pretzel twisting during the tour, then have free time for lunch and shopping before an afternoon performance of Joshua at Sight & Sound Theater, which traces the journey of the people of Israel from the Jordan River to the walls of Jericho. The final day is devoted to the return trip. Pricing per person is single 1,325 dollars, twin 995 dollars, triple 895 dollars, and quad 845 dollars. A 100 dollar per person deposit is required.

MAY11

WWE: Monday Night RAW

WWE Monday Night RAW comes to Thompson-Boling Arena at Food City Center. Ticket access is offered in phases, starting with multiple presales through the venue, WWE platforms and partners, social promotions, targeted email and WhatsApp outreach, along with opportunities connected to Tennessee Fund and Tennessee Athletics. A general public release follows. VIP packages are available, with both a presale period and a dedicated on sale.

A Day in Mayberry

Spend a full day in Mayberry in Mount Airy, North Carolina, with a hosted itinerary that highlights landmarks connected to The Andy Griffith Show. After arrival, enjoy lunch on your own at local restaurants or delis, then meet at the Earle Theatre, a restored vintage cinema. Continue with a short walk to the Andy Griffith Museum to explore memorabilia such as rare photos, Andy Griffith’s personal items, costumes, and props, with exhibits that shed light on the show’s popularity and the creator’s life and ties to his hometown. From there, visit the Mayberry Courthouse, a replica that features exhibits about the show’s production and its place in American television history. The day also includes free time to browse unique shops and boutiques along main street. The return trip features an included dinner stop in Wytheville, Virginia. Cost is $150 per person, with a $50 deposit per person due at registration. For reservations or information, call 865-523-2796.

Travel by Olympus

Alyssa Edwards: Thanks for Everything Tour 2026

Alyssa Edwards takes the stage at the Bijou Theatre with a stop on the Thanks for Everything Tour, delivering a warm and witty journey through her life and career. Expect playful storytelling, big laughs, and heartfelt moments as she reflects on the experiences that shaped her, including a special message of gratitude to RuPaul.

Knoxville Symphony Orchestra

At the Tennessee Theatre, the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra marks three milestones. The concert brings the 90th anniversary season to a close, honors Aram’s tenth season, and observes the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States. A celebratory program ties these moments together.

Alyssa Edwards - Thanks for Everything

Alyssa Edwards takes the stage at the Bijou Theatre in Knoxville for a live performance.

MAY15

Knoxville Harley-Davidson

Travis's Ride to King of the Baggers

This ride heads to King of the Baggers and makes a full weekend of it at Barber.

MAY15

Sherri Shepherd: Make It Make Sense Tour

Sherri Shepherd brings her Make It Make Sense Tour to the Bijou Theatre. Tickets can be purchased by phone, at the Tennessee Theatre box office, on the venue website, and, unless the performance is sold out, at the box office inside the theatre. Parking options nearby include multiple lots, garages, and metered street spaces. For the safety of everyone, all guests and belongings are subject to search, and certain items are not permitted, including weapons, outside food or beverages, smoking and e-cigarettes, illegal substances, professional or flash photography, tripods, selfie sticks, backpacks, large bags, and oversized purses. Additional restrictions may apply based on show requirements.

MAY15

Sherri Shepherd

Find tickets to see Sherri Shepherd at Bijou Theatre in Knoxville.

MAY16

Killer Queen - A Tribute to Queen

The tribute act Killer Queen brings the music of Queen to the Bijou Theatre in a live concert setting. Tickets are available by phone, in person at the Tennessee Theatre Box Office, online through the venue’s website, and at the Bijou Box Office in the theatre lobby. Nearby parking includes several lots and on-street metered spaces, with a pay lot across Cumberland and garage options on State Street, Market Square, and Locust Street. For safety and security, the venue prohibits items such as weapons including pocketknives, outside food or beverages, smoking or e-cigarettes, illegal substances, professional or flash photography, tripods, selfie sticks, and large bags like backpacks or oversized purses, and all guests and belongings are subject to search, with additional restrictions possible based on the show.

MAY16

Spring Clothing & Book Swap with BGE Knox Hub

In collaboration with BGE Knox Hub, this clothing and book swap combines exchanging items with education about the negative effects of fast fashion. Participants can trade lightly used clothing, shoes, accessories, and books.

The Bottom

MAY17

Cattywampus Parade & Block Party: Where the Waters Meet

Cattywampus brings its annual people powered parade and block party back to Suttree Landing Park, led by the Knox Honkers & Bangers. South Knoxville fills with art, dancing and community spirit under the theme Where the Waters Meet. The parade is free and open to all, and the event welcomes giant puppets, costumes and other creations that celebrate water and a shared commitment to protect the waterways and the life they support. The procession travels along the Tennessee River via the River Walk Greenway, continues up Waterfront Dr and finishes on the festival lawn, where it transitions into a block party. On the Suttree Landing Festival Lawn, the stage features performances by DJs Drewskii & Nyrae, J.Bu$h, Jarrett Wildcatt, Rica Chicha and others, alongside art and ecology activities for all ages, food vendors and more, with additional lineup details to be announced.

Suttree Landing Park

MAY17

FFF Petsmart EMORY ROAD Adoption Event

An in-store adoption event at PetSmart features cats and kittens from Feral Feline Friends of East Tennessee. This 501(c)(3) nonprofit, founded in 2004, works to reduce cat overpopulation in the Knoxville area and surrounding counties through trap, neuter, and return, public education, and support for community members who care for outdoor cats. The organization is funded by donations, adoption fees, and grants, and all funds go directly to helping felines in East Tennessee. Adoption fees are 125 dollars for kittens, 100 dollars for cats over one year old, and 200 dollars for two cats of any age. Each adoption includes spay or neuter, vaccinations, deworming, a microchip, and FIV and FeLV testing. Current adoptable cats and the application are available on the organization’s website.

PetSmart

MAY18

The Psychology of Serial Killers

At the Bijou Theatre, Dr. Rachel Toles, a clinical psychologist and expert in criminal behavior, presents an in-depth talk on the psychology of serial killers. Using real-world case studies and professional analysis, she examines how some offenders were able to blend into everyday life for years, the pathways that can lead someone from ordinary appearances to repeated violence, and the myths that persist around these crimes. The program addresses who commits such acts, why public fascination persists, why many documented offenders are white men, and why some women are drawn to relationships with them. It offers a clear look at patterns, misconceptions, and the difficult truths uncovered through research.

MAY19

Acres

Acres performs at The Mill & Mine in Knoxville. Tickets are available for this event.

IBN Biz Lunch - Farragut TN

The IBN business networking lunch in Farragut brings local professionals together at Mimi’s Cafe for conversation, referrals, and relationship building. Optional open networking takes place before and after the main program, and food and beverages are available for purchase at the attendee’s discretion. There is no cost to participate, and there are no dues, memberships, attendance requirements, or industry category limits. Everyone is welcome to promote their business, products, and services, and to expand their referral contacts. Participants may bring business cards or flyers, and door prizes are welcome but not required. The meeting is led by Paul Swierkowski of Panoramic Visuals and Rachel Williams of Right Lane Development. Appreciation is extended to supporting sponsors including Tradebank of Knoxville, P&L Business Services, Legacy Life Planning, Lifewave with Janet Hudson, Viewpoint Media, Knoxville Insider, Brainstorm International, Linda Meese of Realty Executives Associates, John Pyron The Business Doctor, Abundance 365, Rocky Top HVAC, and Ownby Insurance Service.

Mimi's Cafe

What is Tea? - Tea Tasting Workshop

Embark on a journey through the six distinct types of true tea. Sample each variety and discover what sets them apart. Your ticket provides you with worksheets, tastings of 7+ types of tea, and a sample of your preferred tea to enjoy at home. This class serves as an ideal gateway to the universe of tea and is strongly suggested as a base for our additional classes offered at the tearoom. _Be advised that all teas for this class are caffeinated_

The Kraken's Cup Tearoom

Atreyu

Sevendust shares the bill with Atreyu for a live concert at The Mill & Mine in Knoxville.

Paul Gilbert

Paul Gilbert appears with Greg Koch at Open Chord in Knoxville. This concert features both artists on the same lineup for a live show at the venue, offering a chance to see them on one bill.

MAY21

Episcopal Church of the Ascension

Book Event: Souvenirs of the Holy

Rev. Laurie M. Brock, author of God, Grace, and Horses, returns to Knoxville to share her new book, Souvenirs of the Holy: Encountering God Through Everyday Objects. She will be in conversation with Bishop Brian Cole at the Episcopal Church of the Ascension. Union Ave Books will be on site with copies available to purchase and have signed. Brock also wrote Where God Hides Holiness and Horses Speak of God and serves as rector of St. Michael’s Episcopal Church in Lexington, Kentucky. Her work appears in a range of books and online spirituality resources, and she speaks at faith gatherings across the country. A competitive equestrian, she studied law at the University of Alabama, earned her MDiv from The General Theological Seminary in 2002, and has served congregations in Mobile, Alabama, and Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

MAY21

IBN Biz Lunch - Bearden TN

Incredible Business Networking offers a casual Biz Lunch in Bearden at Union Place Bar & Grill for professionals and entrepreneurs to connect, exchange referrals, and highlight their products and services. The format includes optional open networking before and after the main program, creating extra opportunities to meet new contacts. Attendance is free with no dues or membership, there are no industry or category limits, and there are no attendance requirements. Purchasing food or drinks is optional. Participants are encouraged to bring plenty of business cards or flyers and to invite colleagues who may benefit. Bringing a door prize is welcome but not required. The meeting is led by Mike Messer of Viewpoint Media and Erin Bennett of Holisticare. Support comes from sponsors including Tradebank of Knoxville, P&L Business Services, Legacy Life Planning, Lifewave brand partner Janet Hudson, Viewpoint Media, Knoxville Insider, Brainstorm International, Linda Meese of Realty Executives Associates, John Pyron The Business Doctor, Abundance 365, Rocky Top HVAC, and Ownby Insurance Service.

Union Place Bar & Grill

MAY21

Landon Talks

Tickets are available for a performance.

MAY22

Finn's Restaurant & Tavern

Kings Reign @ Finn's Restaurant & Tavern

Experience a live performance by Kings Reign at Finn's Restaurant & Tavern.

MAY22

Beauty And The Beast

See a performance of Beauty and The Beast.

P2W May Pokemon Challenge

The P2W May Pokemon Challenge is a Pokémon event with a $5 entry fee. The top four competitors receive the full payout in store credit, and participants can earn points during the competition.

Citizen Soldier: Secret Songs Tour II

Citizen Soldier brings Secret Songs Tour II to the Bijou Theatre. Tickets are available by phone, in person at the Tennessee Theatre Box Office, online through the venue, and, if the event is not sold out, at the Bijou Box Office shortly before the show. Venue newsletter subscribers can access a presale code. The event discussion page is moderated to prevent fraudulent ticket posts. Parking is nearby, with a pay lot across Cumberland, on-street metered spaces in the area, and garage options on State Street, Market Square, and Locust Street. For the safety of attendees, the theatre prohibits weapons, outside food or beverages, smoking or vaping, illegal substances, professional or flash photography, tripods, selfie sticks, backpacks, large bags, and oversized purses. All guests and items may be searched, and additional restrictions can be implemented at the request of the performers.

Savannah Bananas vs Texas Tailgaters Baseball Tickets Knoxville TN Neyland Stadium

The Savannah Bananas meet the Texas Tailgaters for a baseball game at Neyland Stadium in Knoxville, Tennessee.

Neyland Stadium

KBX SATURDAY LATIN DANCE PARTY

A Saturday night Latin dance social brings Caribbean flair to Marble City Market in Downtown Knoxville, featuring a tropical print theme that is encouraged but not required. Bachata artist Ramon Brito will be in attendance. Raised between New York City and the Dominican Republic and now living in Bulgaria with his family, he brings more than twenty years of professional teaching and performance experience in bachata, merengue, bolero, and Dominican folkloric styles, and attendees are welcome to ask him for a dance. Admission includes a free bachata class taught by KBX host Krystal. All levels are welcome and no partner is needed. The event is open to the public, and the door price without a KBX Level-Up Weekender pass is $15. Marble City Market offers a full bar and a lively atmosphere.

Marble City Market

Citizen Soldier

Citizen Soldier takes the stage at Bijou Theatre. The band traces its beginnings to frontman Jake Segura, who wrote lyrics for one of its earliest songs while in a psychiatric hospital in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Candlelight: Coldplay & Imagine Dragons

Candlelight presents the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons in a live concert that engages the senses at the Knoxville Museum of Art. Part of a series that stages performances in Knoxville venues, this event offers a different way to experience these songs in a museum setting.

MAY24

NGW Presents: The Party Bowl 3!

Next Generation Wrestling returns with The Party Bowl 3 at The Mill & Mine. Tickets can be purchased at the door or online. VIP admission offers early entry, exclusive matches before the show, and better seating.

MAY26

Old Time Jam with Sarah Pirkle

A strings only old time jam with Sarah Pirkle at Boyd's Jig & Reel celebrates Knoxville's Appalachian traditions. Musicians gather to pick and strum familiar melodies on fiddle, guitar, and bass, with a focus on Old Time fiddle tunes. The music flows as one continuous group session with no breaks. It is open to music lovers and players, and dancers are welcome. Instruments hang on the wall for participants, and percussion is not included.

MAY26

4-Day Coastal Ponies & Piers

Set out on a four-day coastal getaway along Maryland’s shoreline, centered on history, wild horses, and harbor views. Travel from East Tennessee to the Ocean City area with planned departures from Farragut, Knoxville, and Bristol. Highlights include a guided Assateague Explorer cruise along the backside of Assateague Island to view wildlife and the famous wild ponies, time in Chincoteague for lunch on your own with a chance to browse local shops, and a seafood dinner as part of the itinerary. The trip also features a visit to the 1858 Fenwick Lighthouse, the oldest lighthouse in Delaware, and the Ocean City Life-Saving Station Museum on the Boardwalk, housed in an 1891 building that explores the history of Ocean City and the U.S. Life-Saving Service. There is free time to enjoy the beach and explore the area. The journey concludes with a return to East Tennessee, including stops for lunch on your own and restroom breaks, with planned arrivals in Bristol, Knoxville, and Farragut. Per-person pricing is available as follows: Single $1,400, Triple $925, Quad $865. To reserve with a $100 per person deposit, call 865-523-2796.

Travel by Olympus

MAY26

Chicago

Chicago brings its signature horn-driven rock sound to the Tennessee Theatre, celebrating a landmark career that spans generations. Long recognized as one of the most influential bands of the rock and roll era, the group stands as Billboard’s highest-charting American band in the Top 125 Artists of All Time and is the first American rock band to land Top 40 albums in six consecutive decades. Honors include two Grammy Awards and two American Music Awards, recognition as Founding Artists of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, a street named for them in their namesake city, and numerous keys to cities and proclamations nationwide. With more than 100 million records sold, the catalog features 21 Top 10 singles, five consecutive No. 1 albums, 11 No. 1 singles and five gold singles. Of their 38 albums, 25 have reached platinum, contributing to a total of 48 gold and platinum awards.

Nate Bargatze: Big Dumb Eyes World Tour

Nate Bargatze’s Big Dumb Eyes World Tour is scheduled at Thompson-Boling Arena at Food City Center. Due to a forecast of winter weather, the show has been rescheduled. All previously purchased tickets will be accepted on the new date, and ticket holders do not need to take any additional steps.

Punch Brothers

Punch Brothers take the stage at the Tennessee Theatre with a performance of adventurous acoustic music. In partnership with PLUS1, one dollar from each ticket supports organizations that advance equity, expand access, and uphold dignity. Founded in 2006, this acclaimed five-piece features mandolinist Chris Thile, guitarist Chris Eldridge, bassist Paul Kowert, banjoist Noam Pikelny, and violinist Brittany Haas. The group has earned widespread recognition, including a Grammy Award for Best Folk Album for All Ashore. Albums such as Antifogmatic, Who’s Feeling Young Now, and The Phosphorescent Blues highlight their genre-bending approach. Coverage from outlets like The Washington Post and Rolling Stone has praised their forward-thinking take on bluegrass and their formidable technique used in service of the music.

Statemint West Knoxville | Spring Consignment Pop Up Consignment Event

Explore a pop up consignment sale at the Rothchild Grand Ballroom, offering a large selection of secondhand clothing and accessories for women and men. Save 50 to 80 percent off typical retail on well known brands in sizes XS through 4XL, with labels like Nike, Free People, Madewell, GAP, lululemon, Athleta, and Carhartt gathered under one roof. Public shopping features free entry. There is also a ticketed presale for sellers and charity supporters with tickets available at the door, plus a Half Off Day with free entry and optional early entry tickets available on site. The event supports local women in the West Knoxville and Farragut community while making wardrobe refreshes more affordable.

Rothchild Grand Ballroom

COLD

Cold takes the stage at Knoxville’s Open Chord for a live concert.

Nate Bargatze

Find tickets for Nate Bargatze at Food City Center in Knoxville.

MAY29

Barrelhouse by Gypsy Circus

CRISO

Criso performs live at Barrelhouse by Gypsy Circus in Knoxville. Experience the artist on stage at this local venue.

MAY30

Zak Saltz Band @ Sonny's Original Southern Pub

Experience an evening of live music when the Zak Saltz Band performs at Sonny's Original Southern Pub.

MAY30

Final Frontier Tour

Journey brings a live concert to Food City Center in Knoxville. Tickets are available for this performance.

MAY30

Heather McMahan

Tickets are available to see Heather McMahan perform live.

JUN5

Clarence Brown Theatre at The University Of Tennessee

Broadway Baby! Knoxville

Appalachian Equality Chorus presents a celebration of Broadway at Clarence Brown Theatre at The University Of Tennessee. The program features songs from Ragtime, The Phantom of the Opera, Rent, Kinky Boots, The Addams Family, Avenue Q, and more, brought to life with the chorus’s humorous antics, fancy costumes, and dancers. General admission is $20, with tax and fees included.

JUN6

Alicia Harvey - solo - Union Station

Alicia Harvey presents a solo performance marking her first appearance at Union Station.

JUN13

Knoxville Book Fair w/ guest GhostyDaddy101

A meet-and-greet with the local boyfriend takes place at Crafty Bastard Brewing in Knoxville, Tennessee. The book fair continues throughout the weekend and includes pre-parties and post-parties.

JUN19

Cedar Point (Sandusky, OH) Whirlwind

An overnight trip from Farragut and Knoxville heads to Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio, with restroom breaks along the way including a stop at Buc-ee’s in Richmond, Kentucky. After a refresh stop at a nearby travel center, participants are dropped at the park for a full day to explore 364 acres and 68 rides, from family-friendly attractions to high-thrill roller coasters like the new Siren’s Curse. The group departs after the park closes, stops again at the travel center to freshen up, then travels overnight back to Knoxville and Farragut. The cost is $250 per person and includes general admission to Cedar Point. To reserve a seat, call 865-523-2796. A $50 deposit is due at registration.

JUN26

3-Day Niagara Falls Whirlwind

A fast-paced three-day getaway travels from Farragut and Knoxville to Niagara Falls, NY, with an overnight drive that includes a rest stop at Buc-ee's in Richmond, Kentucky. After a chance to freshen up at a welcome center, travelers are dropped a short walk from the Maid of the Mist and enjoy the day exploring the falls and surrounding area on their own. Departure takes place after the fireworks at the falls, followed by an overnight return to Tennessee with arrival in Knoxville and Farragut the next day. The cost is $250 per person, and a $50 deposit per person is due at registration. A passport is not required unless crossing into Canada. Booking is available by phone at 865-523-2796.

JUN26

Smoky Mountain Brewery (Maryville)

Jack'd Up at Smoky Mtn Brewery - Maryville

Experience rock n roll spanning the 1970s through the 2000s with Jack'd Up at Smoky Mountain Brewery in Maryville.

JUN27

The Infamous Holman Sisters

Enjoy a live performance by The Infamous Holman Sisters with Clare Cunningham. Advance tickets are $15, and tickets purchased the day of the show are $20. Seating is limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Reserved seating is available only through online purchase.

JUN27

Kathleen Madigan Tickets

Kathleen Madigan delivers a stand-up set packed with quick wit and easy charm, turning everyday moments into wry, laugh-out-loud stories. Expect smart, relatable humor and a steady stream of laughs from beginning to end.

JUL4

Independence Day Group Ride

Celebrate Independence Day with a spirited, laid-back group ride at Baker Creek Preserve, supported by Bear Paw Bikes. Enjoy a social atmosphere with the freedom to ride a few laps, practice on features, cruise the trails, or relax between sessions. Wearing red, white, and blue is encouraged but not required. After the ride, a casual stop at 71 South for a brew is planned for those interested. Open to all skill levels. Ride within your limits, look out for fellow riders, and make the most of the holiday on dirt instead of pavement.

Baker Creek Preserve

JUL10

Soundscapes at the KMA: July 2026

Soundscapes returns to the Knoxville Museum of Art with a season that celebrates variety and top-tier musicianship, blending world-class performances, soulful rhythms, and memorable moments in a beautiful cultural setting. Each month, the series invites music lovers to experience live performances alongside the museum’s galleries, bringing together standout regional artists and acclaimed touring talent for a night of music, art, and community. Featured guest Adam Hawley, a fan favorite from previous Soundscapes concerts, brings his smooth jazz guitar and high-energy show back to the KMA. Tickets are $20 for members and $25 for non-members. The Member’s Pass provides free admission for members, and children under 12 are admitted at no charge. Food will be available for purchase from a local vendor, and a cash bar will be offered. Online purchases include processing fees, and all sales are final and non-refundable. Masks are welcome but not required. Capacity is limited. Presented by Harry Boston, The Deathridge Family, James and Margie Kincaid, Jeannette Mills, Edible Arrangements, Cherokee Distributing Company, and Crowne Plaza Knoxville, with media support from WJZF 91.5FM.

JUL11

WIVK's Southern Life Expo

WIVK presents the inaugural Southern Life Expo at the Knoxville Expo Center, celebrating Southern living with a maker's market, live entertainment and demonstrations, food trucks, and a range of contests and activities. It offers a lively showcase of the people, flavors, and creativity that define life in the South.

JUL12

Family Hibachi

Experience the theater of Japanese hibachi cooking in a lively, hands on class that brings griddle side excitement to Knoxville. Under the guidance of Chef John Alunni, learn high heat techniques for searing proteins, stir frying rice and noodles, and building bold, balanced flavors. Practice essential moves at the griddle, from precise knife work to confident flipping and timing. The menu includes hibachi fried rice, savory noodles, a colorful mix of vegetables, sweet carrots, and crisp bean sprouts, along with proteins such as chicken, steak, and shrimp seasoned with classic Japanese flavors. You will also master a creamy, tangy Yum Yum sauce so the full hibachi experience can be recreated at home. The session blends live demonstration with hands on cooking, allowing participants to watch each step up close, then cook along and leave with practical skills.

JUL16

Smoky's Tobacco and Cigars

Foundation Event Night at Smoky’s

This special evening is dedicated to Foundation Cigars and takes place for one night only. It offers a focused occasion centered on the brand.

JUL17

Jason Isbell Tickets

Jason Isbell takes the stage at the Tennessee Theatre with incisive lyrics and a stripped-back sound that keeps the focus on the songs. This performance highlights true songcraft, where every line carries weight. Expect an authentic, no-frills set rooted in Americana, centered on honesty, craftsmanship, and music delivered with care.

SEP23