Events in Oak Ridge today

An AACB Regional Meeting takes place at Historic Ramsey House in Knoxville. Rob Robinson leads a demonstration on making a strap hinge, selected as this year's project. Attendees are encouraged to bring a chair and items for Iron in the Hat, and contributions of touch marked pieces are welcome.

Help maintain the trails at Haw Ridge Park during a CVTA work day focused on hands-on projects. Organizers will have tasks planned and will provide the necessary tools. Lunch and beverages will be available. Participants should bring water, gloves, and sturdy shoes, and are welcome to invite a friend. The meeting location is CVTA HQ at Haw Ridge Park, past the Dirt Lab at the east end of the park.

The Show Me Reptile Show offers a family friendly expo that blends education and adventure for reptile lovers, aspiring keepers, and anyone curious about exotic animals. Attendees can meet reputable breeders and vendors, explore a wide range of reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, and small exotic mammals, and find plants, bioactive supplies, aquatics, feeders, enclosures, decor, and other care essentials. It is welcome to simply browse, take photos, ask questions, and enjoy the animals on display without bringing home a new pet. General admission is $12 in advance for adults and $15 at the door, $5 for ages 7 to 12, and free for children 6 and under. A VIP pass is $17 when purchased in advance or $20 at the door and includes early entry as well as complimentary admission on day two at any two day show. Open to all ages.

A free, guided hike sets off from the UT Arboretum Visitors Center in Oak Ridge, led by UT Arboretum Society volunteers. This outing offers an introduction to the arboretum trails and welcomes family and friends, though pets should stay at home. Participants are encouraged to wear comfortable shoes, bring water, and, if preferred, use hiking poles. No registration is required.

The Annual October Sky Festival highlights local vendors and live music. The Oliver Springs Public Library is accepting applications for 12-by-12 booth spaces priced at $30, and all booth fees will help fund a new activity center offering educational classes, community programs, and special events for all ages. The library is also seeking singers and other musical entertainment to perform on stage during the festival. For booth applications and performance information, contact or stop by the library.

The Spice & Tea Exchange marks the festival’s second weekend with a cozy comfort foods tasting that highlights fall flavors. Sample Matanzas Chili Bites alongside Bananas Foster Tea, with complimentary tastings available while supplies last. Pick up free recipe cards and learn how to make Matanzas chili at home. During the event, shoppers who purchase three featured spice blends receive a 15 percent discount.

At Knoxville Expo Center, the Knoxville Home & Garden Show brings together trusted local and regional vendors to share fresh ideas, expert guidance, and budget friendly upgrades for your living space. Explore options for windows, roofing, kitchens, hot tubs, décor, and more, all in one place with special show pricing available. Get practical tips to plan a renovation or upgrade with confidence, and enter drawings for door prizes at the entrance and with participating exhibitors. Admission and parking are free.

This event welcomes Michelle Stewart, a representative for CLE/Asylum Cigars.

A joyful gathering of gospel voices fills the valley with uplifting songs as many performers share spirited harmonies and heartfelt praise. The focus is on fellowship through music and a lively, positive atmosphere.

Monsterfest is a free celebration designed for kids across age groups. Guests can explore an immersive Wonderland with Alice and the Mad Hatter, enjoy trick or treating inside the theater, and watch performances by Creative Edge dance studio. The event takes place alongside Pumpkinfest activities throughout the Grove Shopping Center.

Designed for puppies younger than 6 months and 25 pounds or less, this weekly group class offers trainer-led socialization to help pups build healthy interaction skills. Participation is flexible, with the option to attend as many or as few sessions as preferred. Booking is available in the app, and first-time visitors can review important details beforehand.

Hosted by Harriman High School, this marching band competition showcases student ensembles in a day of performances. The event typically welcomes about 500 band students each year, along with their teachers and families. Bands interested in participating can obtain details and registration information. Community members who want to support the band may apply to set up at the event, including opportunities for food vendors and creators of music or band related arts and crafts. To volunteer or get involved, contact the band director, Mr. Lankford, at dlankford@roaneschools.com.

Learn practical CPR, first aid, and AED skills through Emergency First Response training designed to help everyday people feel ready to act in a medical emergency. Instruction follows internationally recognized guidelines and uses a clear, step by step approach with plenty of hands-on practice in a low pressure setting. Self-study manuals, videos, and quick reference cards support learning so you can get started right away. Primary Care covers how to handle life threatening situations. You will practice assisting someone who is not breathing or does not have a pulse, respond to potential spinal injuries, manage shock, and control serious bleeding, then continue to monitor the person until professional help arrives. Secondary Care focuses on non life threatening conditions when medical assistance may be delayed. You will learn to assess injuries and illnesses and you will practice skills like bandaging and splinting. Care for Children centers on emergencies involving infants and kids, making it a fit for anyone who works with children or may need to help younger patients. It is often combined with Primary and Secondary Care. CPR and AED training emphasizes cardiopulmonary resuscitation and the safe use of an automated external defibrillator, which can satisfy workplace or regulatory requirements and is commonly included in First Aid at Work programs. An EFR Refresher option is also available to reinforce core techniques every 24 months so essential skills stay current.

Celebrate Pumpkin Fest with a pop up witch dance that invites anyone curious about a viral routine to give it a try. Bring a broom, wear a costume, and bring plenty of enthusiasm. There is no need to be a witch to participate. Classes are planned to begin soon for those interested in learning the steps.

Saturday sessions at Good Times GameHouse bring together the Knoxville Board Game Club for open play and discovery. Participants can bring favorite games to teach, choose from the in-store demo selection, or join tables already in progress. The first visit is free. After that, a $5 entry is credited back as $5 in store credit each week, which can be used for drinks, refreshments, board games, and other items or saved for later. The club values positivity and friendly, respectful gaming, and it also meets on Wednesdays.

This pregame tailgate brings together UT Nursing alumni and friends at the UT Medical Nursing Building Plaza to rally for the Tennessee vs Alabama game. A buffet of hearty appetizers will be available along with a beer and wine bar. The festivities align with campus traditions such as the Vol Walk and the band march. Start and end times are to be announced, and the gathering will wind down at kickoff. There is no reserved parking, so plan extra time to park and walk, and consult the UT Knoxville Parking and Transportation page for game day details. Please use the plaza entrance from Peyton Manning Pass, where Advancement staff and student ambassadors will manage check-in. The Volunteer Blvd entrance will be closed. After the tailgate ends, the building will be locked and unattended. Items left behind can be picked up during office hours the following week. If heading to the game afterward, remember that Neyland Stadium has a clear bag policy and bring only items that are allowed inside.

Build your line dancing skills in a friendly, social class with SalsaKnox in Knoxville. It is designed for beginners as well as anyone who wants extra time on the dance floor. No partner is required and walk ins are welcome. You will practice popular line dances that work at parties, events, and country nights. Wear comfortable shoes or your favorite boots. The cover charge is $10.

This neighborhood haunt takes place at a private residence with no entry fee. Donations supporting a local animal shelter are welcome, such as pet food, blankets, and other useful items. Plans include meeting at Aubrey’s in Oak Ridge beforehand, followed by a short drive to the haunt.

A live classic rock tribute takes the stage at 35 North.

Hosted at the Knoxville Expo Center, the Knoxville Home & Garden Show brings together local and regional vendors offering ideas, guidance, and savings for home improvement. Explore windows, roofing, kitchens, hot tubs, décor, and more in one convenient location, and get practical tips to plan a renovation, upgrade, or first project with confidence. Look for special pricing available only at the show and enter door prize drawings at the entrance and with participating exhibitors. Admission and parking are free.

Play Commander with friends and the wider community in a friendly, social setting. Take on Sunday Commander Bounties for a chance to win packs during your games.

A chef-curated Sunday brunch in Knoxville features dining above Boyd Hollow Falls beneath a breezy outdoor pergola. Guests can enjoy a social atmosphere with chances to meet new people while spending time with their own group, explore the Village Gardens and outdoor spaces, play in the Gremlin Gameyard, and hike nearby trails. The menu changes each week based on what is fresh and inspiring to the chefs. A sample spread includes a salad with seasonal fruit, red onion and feta with house dressing, fresh fruit bowls, homemade coffee cake, velvety scrambled eggs, locally processed bacon and savory sausage, hearty potato casserole, biscuits with gravy, honey or fruit jam, fluffy muffins, and chicken and waffles. A cash bar accepts cash and credit, with Signature Mimosa Kits that pair a bottle of Prosecco with three juices, plus freshly made Bloody Mary carafes. Those interested in axe throwing or archery can call ahead to add these activities so they align with brunch. Pricing is $39 per adult for brunch only, $27 per child under 10 for brunch only, children under 3 are free, and $59 per adult for brunch with axe throwing and archery.

Find your next feline companion at an adoption event at the PetSmart in Turkey Creek, featuring cats and kittens from Feral Feline Friends of East Tennessee. This 501(c)3, founded in 2004, works to reduce cat overpopulation in the Knoxville area and nearby counties through Trap-Neuter-Release, public education, and support for those caring 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 for kittens, $100 for cats over a year old, or $200 for two felines of any age, and each adoption includes spay or neuter, vaccinations, deworming, a microchip, and FIV/FeLV testing.

A casual Lorcana League session focused on open play, trading, and collecting. The entry fee is $6 and includes a Lorcana pack. Attendance is flexible so participants may arrive and depart as they wish. League members receive discounted pricing on Lorcana and priority access to packs, boxes, promos, playmats, and other related products.

This state-certified class provides the training required to apply for a Tennessee Enhanced Handgun Carry Permit. Over a minimum of six hours, participants learn handgun safety, carry laws, the lawful use of deadly force, and the legal responsibilities that come with carrying. Successful completion results in the certification needed for the permit application process. Advance registration with the state through TN.gov is required. Please bring a handgun, 50 rounds of ammunition, a valid ID, safety gear, and appropriate clothing, and plan to pack snacks or lunch. Firearms and ammunition can be rented or purchased at the range if needed. Cancellations made at least 48 hours before the class are eligible for a full refund, while those made within 48 hours are not refundable.

Can You Dig It? brings an annual International Archaeology Day celebration to the McClung Museum with a free, family-friendly program led by professional archaeologists from the University of Tennessee. Hands-on stations invite participants to explore the past and present with guidance from archaeologists, UT faculty, and graduate students. Activities include pottery crafts, mini lab investigations, an onsite excavation, and other interactive experiences designed for families. Support for this program is provided by Home Federal Bank and the UT Core Facilities and Department of Anthropology. Funding for the museum’s educational programming is provided by the Knox County Tourism Consortium. Free parking is available in lots G9 and S30. Additional pay-by-hour parking is available through the ParkMobile app, and a map can be found on the event’s Eventbrite page.

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

The entry fee is $5. Every participant gets a Nexus Night pack, a Flash promo, and a Spiritforged booster pack. Prizes award 12 packs to first place, 6 to second, and 3 each to third and fourth.

Digimon Locals features a five dollar entry fee, and the entire amount collected is returned as store credit.

Amtgard Park Day brings the community together at West Hills Park in Knoxville for costumes, foam weapon fighting, archery, arts, larping, and instruction. New participants are welcome. The group stays active in person and also connects on Discord and Facebook.

At Bijou Theatre, a musical adaptation by Jerome Hairston brings the stories of Ezra Jack Keats to life on stage. Peter and his friends revel in the wonder of a first snowfall, tossing snowballs, shaping angels in the snow, and discovering both the joys and challenges that come with growing up. Through creative shadow puppetry, familiar characters step off the page in a lively presentation that weaves together Whistle for Willie, Goggles!, A Letter to Amy, and The Snowy Day.

At Knoxville Botanical Garden & Arboretum, Carly Jones and Blake Stannard lead an all-levels acro yoga class with guidance tailored to each participant. Beginners can learn foundational skills, returning students can reinforce core techniques, and experienced movers can explore more advanced options. The focus is on building strength, trust, and coordination. After the guided portion, there is a two-hour open jam for practice, connection, and play. The class is donation based. No prior experience or partner is required. Please bring water and something for the ground such as a mat, towel, or blanket.

Liquid Velvet Acoustic Duo delivers an acoustic performance at Ale’ Rae’s in Knoxville, TN.

Mast General Store and Merrell are partnering to help feed children in the community. For every pair of Merrell footwear purchased at a Mast Store, Merrell will donate $15 to a children’s fund managed by a local hunger relief agency. In Knoxville, contributions support Second Harvest Food Bank of East Tennessee, which serves 18 counties, provides food to more than 15,000 students, and runs a school pantry program in 18 area schools. Shoppers can also choose to round up any Mast Store purchase to the next whole dollar to increase the impact. Nearly 14 million kids in the United States live in food insecure households, and in parts of Mast Store’s four-state region one in four children face uncertainty about their next meal. This effort directs resources to organizations working every day to improve access to nourishment for local students.

A welcoming yoga class for all experience levels, with props provided and plenty of modifications to suit your needs. The cost is $5. The class is located at the back of the church.

Play Commander with free entry. Participation requires the MTG Companion App for registration. Games will be organized in pods of three to four players, and one promo pack will be awarded at random within each pod.

Hey Bear Cafe hosts karaoke that features an outdoor area and boba tea. It is set up to be kid friendly and also works well for birthday celebrations.

Test your skills in a three-round Yu-Gi-Oh event using the Advanced format. The entry fee is $5, and each participant receives the newest tournament pack with entry. Prize support features OTS packs, with one newest OTS pack awarded for every win plus one additional OTS pack per win. First place, determined by standings, earns a Winner Pack.

Competitive Commander players gather for cEDH games with a $6 entry fee. Every participant receives either a booster pack or $6 in store credit. Players bring their favorite cEDH decks and enjoy gameplay with a welcoming community.

A weekly Pokemon locals event welcomes participants with a $5 entry fee.

Riverfront Park in Harriman becomes a haunted drive-through, turning a simple ride into a chilling journey filled with scares, screams, and eerie sights. This vehicle-only experience keeps participants in their cars along a set course with a single entrance and no chance to turn around. Admission is free for anyone looking for Halloween thrills at this one-night event.

Fountain City Harmony welcomes singers of all backgrounds and experience levels in a supportive choir setting at LeGrand Music Studios. The focus is on learning to sing in harmony, building vocal confidence, and sharing the joy of music in community. Rehearsals explore a mix of contemporary songs and traditional pieces in a relaxed, fun environment that emphasizes teamwork and musical growth. Open to teens and adults, with students and families welcome. No audition is required, and dues are $25 per month.

An eight week beginner salsa bootcamp in Knoxville focuses on building a strong foundation with clear, step by step instruction. No partner or prior dance experience is required, and students may come solo or with a friend as partners are rotated during class. Each session develops basic footwork, timing, partner connection, and beginner turns, followed by practice time and a short social to try new skills with classmates in a welcoming setting. Classes are held at Champion Ballroom Center in Knoxville. Registration packages include an option with eight Monday classes plus after class practice and learning resources for $77, a package that adds admission to eight Saturday dance parties for $97, and a comprehensive option with eight Monday salsa classes, eight Tuesday bachata classes, eight Saturday dance parties, and learning resources for $147. Instruction is led by Waldo Solano and Jacqui Solano, owners of SalsaKnox Dance Company. Comfortable clothing and dance friendly shoes are recommended, and flip flops are discouraged. A Facebook Going response does not secure a spot, so registration with the organizer is required. For questions, call (865) 455-3658 or email jacqui@salsaknox.com.

The Great American Roadshow arrives in Oak Ridge with a free, five day buying event for anyone curious about the value of items they no longer use. Buyers are seeking gold, silver, and platinum jewelry, rare coins and collections, gold and silver coins and paper currency, watches, sports memorabilia, and a range of antiques and collectibles. Complimentary evaluations are offered, immediate offers are made, and there is no obligation to sell. Walk-ins are welcome, and no appointment is required.

This free weekly program for preschoolers blends story time, nature discovery, hands-on gardening and simple crafts to nurture young gardeners and their caregivers. Children can dig in the soil, plant seeds, water and harvest while enjoying age-friendly stories and creative activities. Although designed with preschoolers in mind, participants of all ages, from babies to grandparents, are welcome. Activities begin in the Every Child Outdoors ECO Garden.

Take part in a free educational lunch focused on Tennessee energy workers. Those who worked at Y-12, K-25, X-10, or ORNL are the primary audience. Capacity is limited, and participants are asked to RSVP for only one event per month by calling 865-328-3868 or 423-251-1747.

A relaxed, social mountain bike ride on the trails at Baker Creek Preserve welcomes all experience levels. AMBC’s Social Ride focuses on meeting other riders and building confidence on the dirt. Groups head out from the Baker Creek Pavilion and stay together with a no drop policy, typically covering about 5 to 7 miles in roughly an hour and a half. Please complete the 2026 waiver before participating. If it is raining or the trails are wet, the ride will be canceled, and it may pivot to a greenway option, with day-of updates shared on Instagram and Facebook. This ride recurs on the first Tuesday at Meads Quarry and the third Tuesday at Baker Creek during spring through fall, unless otherwise noted.

Take part in a One Piece card game tournament with a $5 entry fee. Each participant receives a One Piece Tournament Pack upon entry, and every entry adds $5 in store credit to a shared prize pool. Prizes are distributed by final standings, with first place earning half of the total pool as store credit and also receiving a One Piece Winner Pack. Second place collects half of the remaining pool, while third and fourth split what is left. For example, with eight players the pool would be $32 in store credit, paying $16 to first, $8 to second, and $4 each to third and fourth.

This Knoxville event features Pokemon league play in the Standard format across three rounds. Entry is $5, and each participant receives one Pokemon Prize Pack at registration. Additional prize support includes one Pokemon Prize Pack for every match win. New players attending the league for the first time also receive a Pokemon Prize Pack.

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

This casual Commander night at Good Times GameHouse centers on low to medium power, durdly decks and consists of two rounds. Entry is $6, and each participant chooses a reward... either $6 in store credit or a Set Booster pack. Bring a favorite janky brew for relaxed games.

Bingo returns to Kern’s Food Hall with BeLocal Bingo. It is free to attend and free to play, welcoming first timers as well as regulars. Enjoy a fun night of bingo with food, drinks, and prizes.

Stitched It! delivers a two day, hands on creative experience centered on the BERNINA 990. Spend focused time at the machine, explore its capabilities in depth, and try its features yourself. Whether you are considering your first machine or planning an upgrade, this event provides a practical way to learn and put the 990 through its paces.

Designed for children ages 2 to 5, this playful library program blends storytime, music, simple crafts, and hands-on activities to nurture early learning skills. It offers a warm setting where preschoolers can explore, create, and build confidence through guided fun.

Pause the day with a quiet session of mindfulness and guided meditation at the McClung Museum. This free program welcomes newcomers and long-time practitioners alike. It begins with a brief introduction to mindfulness, then moves into a led practice that supports concentration and helps ease everyday stress. Chairs are available, and participants are welcome to bring a cushion, mat, or blanket for added comfort. Offered on alternating Wednesdays, the program is presented by Kenton Yeager and the University of Tennessee Mindfulness and Meditation Club. The student organization fosters mindful living through awareness and meditation and aims to equip people with tools to build a personal practice. Kenton Yeager is a certified advanced practice meditation teacher with the American Meditation Society, where he has also served as president and directed teacher training. He is Professor Emeritus in UT’s Department of Theatre and formerly led the Theatrical Lighting Design Program. His university teaching has included meditation for academic success, techniques for unlocking creativity through meditation and visualization, and understanding anger and fear. He chaired the university’s Mindfulness Community of Scholars, advised the Mindfulness and Meditation Club, and has taught workshops nationwide at major conferences and events. His background spans more than 45 years of meditation, visualization, mindfulness, martial arts, and eastern philosophy. Educational programming at the McClung Museum is supported by the Knox County Tourism Consortium.

Bring along your Mahjong friends for an easygoing afternoon of tiles, laughter, and friendly competition. This open play session is intended for players who already know the game. Tiles, racks, and cards are provided, and refreshments will be available. Everyone who participates is entered into a monthly drawing for a gift card. Settle in around the table for relaxed, social play.

Curious why some brews turn bitter while others remain pleasantly sweet? This tea workshop explores the science behind an ideal steep, highlighting how water temperature and timing shape taste, along with the distinct flavor profiles of different tea leaves. Leave with practical know-how and confidence to craft a professional quality cup in your own kitchen. Capacity is limited.

Enjoy an evening of Digimon play across three rounds. The entry fee is $5, and each participant receives one Booster Pack with entry. Performance is rewarded with five Tournament Packs for an undefeated 3-0 record and one Tournament Pack for a 2-1 finish. Additional Winner Packs are based on attendance. With 8 to 16 players, first place receives one Winner Pack. With 17 to 23 players, first and second each receive one. With 24 to 31 players, the top three each receive one. With 32 or more players, the top four each receive one.

A free dance practice at Dancer's Studio centers on the Thriller routine. The choreography is derived from Michael Peters' original, and Thrill the World Knoxville dancers work on a modified version during the session.

This event offers free, casual Commander play. The MTG Companion App is required. Games are played in pods of three to four players. A special table rule applies... five full turn cycles must be completed before any player can be eliminated, lands can be destroyed, or a win can be claimed. Prize support includes one Promo Pack awarded at random to a player in the pod.

Enjoy a Yugioh event using the Advanced format with three rounds of play. Entry is $5 and includes one of the latest tournament packs. Prizes are OTS packs, with one of the newest OTS packs and one additional OTS pack awarded for each win. First place earns a Winner Pack, and final placement is based on standings.

Starlight Movie Night brings a nostalgic screening of The Goonies to the Village, celebrating the thrill of discovery and the bonds of friendship. Guests can arrive early to meander along charming pathways, pick up seasonal beverages and cocktails for purchase, and settle in with a comforting meal before the film. As night sets in, the movie unfolds in the open air beneath the Covered Patio atop Boyd Hollow Falls, offering a lighthearted journey filled with humor, heart, and memorable moments. The menu includes mini deep dish pepperoni and cheese pizza, spinach Alfredo with campanelle noodles, a garlic roll, and Baby Ruth cheesecake. Tickets are limited, with prices set at $49 for adults (ages 10+) and $41 for youth (ages 3-9).

Casual Flesh and Blood play in a welcoming setting, with guidance available for anyone learning the game. Every participant receives a GEM promo pack and $5 in store credit. Points are tracked over several weeks, with awards distributed every 10 to 12 weeks ahead of the next PreRelease.

Finn's Restaurant & Tavern presents a weekly music series with the duo Rey Pineda and Doug Datwyler. Expect a blend of pop, Americana, rock, Latin and blues that pairs well with dinner. Half-priced bottles of wine and new pasta dishes are available to round out the evening.

This weekly trivia night is hosted by Not Rocket Science Trivia.

A fun karaoke dance party hosted by DJ KNKT takes place at Elaine’s Tavern.

Superior Title & Escrow is collecting new toys to brighten the season for children with special needs in foster care. Contributions of new toys are welcome, and a QR code provides access to an online wish list for easy shopping. Donations can be dropped off at Superior Title & Escrow. Every gift helps ensure a child has something joyful to unwrap, and the effort brings the community together in a meaningful way.

Women golfers from WindRiver and other courses are invited to a welcoming 18-hole league centered on traditional play and camaraderie. The pro shop arranges pairings each week and provides digital scorecards that include handicaps. A current handicap is required to participate, and WindRiver Golf Pro Kyle Hodges can help players obtain one before the season begins. Non-golf members pay a green fee, and the specific game each week depends on the number of participants. At the conclusion of the league, the pro shop announces two honorees across rotating achievement categories such as most improved, best attendance, lowest score, fewest putts, most greens hit, most pars, most birdies, lowest net, or lowest gross. Participation in at least eight weeks is needed to qualify for prizes. Sign-ups take place on Unknown Golf. The Pro Shop phone number is 865-988-0370.

Kids can explore their imagination with LEGO bricks provided at the library. They can build towers, cars, animals, or any creation that comes to mind. It is a simple, playful activity for children who love to create and have fun.

Each Thursday, the pinball workshop opens for public play, featuring a rotating lineup that changes regularly. Free parking is available downtown, and there are places to stroll and grab a bite nearby, including Maui Waui Cafe and Lenoir City Barrel House. Turn your visit into a full outing with play time, a walk, and a meal close by.

Ancient Lore Village in Knoxville transforms into a gentle Halloween adventure designed with little ones in mind. Families follow a whimsical trail crafted for younger explorers, stopping at 10 candy stations hosted by friendly costumed characters. Expect lighthearted laughs, sweet surprises, and plenty of photo-worthy moments with playful Halloween and fairytale faces. After the trail, many guests linger to enjoy simple games, upbeat character encounters, and the cozy feel of an autumn evening around the Village. A single lap typically takes about 20 minutes, though it is common to spend close to an hour revisiting favorite spots and picking up seasonal treats available for purchase at the Outdoor Bar. The setting is welcoming and safe, keeping the fun high and the frights low, and costumes and candy bags are encouraged. Passes are reserved in advance with a selected entry window. Attendance is limited and may sell out. Tickets are $15 per person for ages 3 and up, and children under 2 are free.

Enjoy food and drinks at Oakey's Sports Grill while listening to acoustic versions of familiar songs. Settle in and take in recognizable tunes performed in an unplugged style as you dine.

Enjoy a live performance featuring Bill West and Mikki Norwood.

Prototype Night at Sci Fi City Knoxville focuses on playtesting, constructive feedback, and game design. Sponsored by Board Game Days, a local charitable nonprofit, it welcomes creators who want to bring prototypes as well as players who want to try new ideas. If you plan to bring a game, share its name, estimated playtime, and the number of playtesters you need in the event discussion. Projects at any stage are encouraged, including modifications to existing games.

This event features three rounds of Lorcana, each capped at 50 minutes, played as best of three in the Core Constructed format. The entry fee is $6. Prize support grants one booster from the latest set for each match win, and promos from the Weekly Play Kit are distributed at random. Format details may evolve with community feedback as Infinity Constructed is introduced during rotation alongside the release of Fabled.

Celebrate the season with a festive, demonstration-style workshop focused on welcoming guests and creating a warm, inviting atmosphere. Learn practical ideas for everyday entertaining, get guidance on styling a charcuterie spread, and discover simple ways to bring charm to your holiday décor. Drinks, hors d’oeuvres, and dessert are included, offering a relaxed setting to gather inspiration for the season ahead. Space is limited, and admission is $20 per person.

By popular demand, weekly GLC tournaments are rolling out for Pokemon Trainers. Each event offers another chance to qualify for the Player First release program. More details and special goodies will be announced soon.

This event features a booster draft with three rounds of play. All participants receive bonus prize packs and promo cards. Entry is typically $20, though it may vary by set, and it covers both the draft and prize support. The featured set changes each week. Suggestions for future sets can be shared at the store, on social media, or during the event.

This biweekly Pioneer event features three Swiss-format rounds. The entry fee is $5, and prize support is doubled for top performers, awarded as store credit.

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

Put your music know-how to the test with a mashup-themed trivia challenge. Bring your best recall and get ready for a fun set of questions focused on music.

Willow Avalon brings the Pink Pocket Pistol Tour to the Bijou Theatre. Venue newsletter subscribers can access a presale code. Tickets are available by phone, in person at the Tennessee Theatre Box Office, or online through the venue website, and unless the show sells out they can also be purchased at the Bijou Box Office in the theatre lobby. The event page is reserved for conversation and posts offering tickets will be removed to reduce fraud. Parking is available nearby with several lots and on-street metered spaces. A pay lot sits just across Cumberland, and additional parking can be found in the State Street, Market Square, and Locust Street garages. For the safety of guests, the venue does not allow weapons, outside food or drinks, smoking including e-cigarettes, illegal substances, professional or flash photography, tripods, selfie sticks, backpacks, or oversized bags. All entrants and belongings are subject to search, and additional restrictions may be in place at the request of the show.

Groove Injection Karaoke takes over BucketHead Tavern, hosted by Knoxville Mobile Karaoke. Guests can order a drink, choose a favorite song, and enjoy singing, laughter, and time with friends. Step up to the mic or cheer from the crowd, with karaoke fun setting the tone throughout the tavern.