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Knoxville Festivals & Trade Shows
| Alive After Five Series |
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Sponsored by the Knoxville Museum of Art, this music series features fine musicians. Free parking, non-smoking, casually elegant atmosphere, 2 cash bars, delicious food, family friendly, and great for a date! Friday evenings @ 6:00-8:30 pm.
Website: www.knoxart.org |
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| The Knoxville Museum of Art celebrates the art and artists of East Tennessee, presents new art and new ideas, serves and educates diverse audiences, and enhances Knoxville's quality of life. The museum is located in downtown Knoxville at 1050 World's Fair Park and is open to the public Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday 10 am–5 pm, Friday 10 am–8 pm, and Sunday 1 pm-5 pm. Admission and parking are free. For more information, contact Angela Thomas at 865.934.2034 or visit www.knoxart.org. |
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| Auto Show |
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The Knoxville Auto Show features over 30 manufacturers under one roof with zero sales pressure. The show is held annually in April at the Knoxville Convention Center.
Website: www.knoxnews.com |
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| With more than 25 manufacturers under one roof, you'll find the perfect ride at one of East Tennessee's largest and most exciting events. The News Sentinel Auto Show provides you the exclusive and fun opportunity to see the latest makes and models of cars, trucks and SUVs – with zero sales pressure. There is a family rate of $20 for 2 adults and 2 children 6-12. On Friday, a college student gets $2 off admission with their valid college I.D. Senior citizens receive $2 off admission. |
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| Boomsday |
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Boomsday is an annual event which takes place on the waterfront. This is the biggest single-day event in the state of Tennessee and the largest fireworks show in the southeast United States.
Website: www.boomsday-knoxville.com |
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| Dignitaries from Europe and the Far East visit the Boomsday event, and National Geographic has filmed it for a special. Spectators from various parts of the US also attend. Attendance has been estimated at 300,000-350,000. Boomsday is FREE to the public and includes live entertainment from 5 pm until 9 pm. At 9 pm tons of fireworks, choreographed to a soundtrack, blast off from the Henley Street Bridge over the Tennessee River for a 20 minute show of firepower. |
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| Cherokee Heritage Day |
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Features a reenactment of the signing of the "Treaty of the Holston" between the Cherokee Nation and Governor William Blount, representative for the United States Government. Listen to the discussions and debate of July, 1791 by costumed interpretator's that led up to signing of this treaty and learn how this event shaped the beginning of Knoxville.
Website: www.jameswhitesfort.org |
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| Dressed in authentic costume, Cherokee Indians demonstrate tomahawk throwing, blow gun weaponry and traditional Dance & Drum. A campsite of the early 1800's reveals the daily life and chores of Cherokee man and woman. Children and adults are also be treated to Friendship Dancing, storytelling, crafts and face painting. Inside The Fort, visitors are transported back in time to where open hearth cooking, hand spinning and blacksmithing were daily events. |
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| Christmas in the City |
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This festival celebrates the holidays in grand fashion. With special events occurring almost daily there is something for everyone who wishes to join in the community spirit of Christmas in Knoxville.
Website: Christmas in the City |
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| Christmas in the City events include Christmas Candlelight Tours of Knoxville's 18th century homes, a presentation of the Nutcracker by the Appalachian Ballet, a traditional Christmas Eve Prelude, and Candlelight Communion Services. |
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| Country Market |
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The Country Market features some of the region's finest antiques, crafts, food and music.
Website: www.ramseyhouse.org |
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| Featured at the Country Market are dried flowers, folk art and traditional crafts, antiques, collectibles, used books, plants, heirloom seeds, herbs, garden ornaments, homemade gourmet foods, historical demonstrators, House and Heritage Garden Tours, silent auction, live auction, door prizes, carriage rides, along with Celtic, traditional, bluegrass, gospel, Appalachian ballads, clogging and storytelling. |
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| Davy Crockett's Birthday Party |
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Each year on the second Saturday of August, the East Tennessee Historical Society hosts a birthday party fit for a "King of the Wild Frontier." The party promises something for family members of all ages with hands-on crafts and games, storytelling, and birthday cake.
Website: www.easttnhistory.org |
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| Davy Crockett is a larger than life frontier hero and an East Tennessee native son. Famous during his lifetime for folksy ways, tall tales, a sense of humor, and a commitment to doing what he saw as right, Crockett died a hero at the Battle of the Alamo in 1836. More than a century later, he became more popular than ever as the Walt Disney television series generated a Crockett craze that swept the country. Davy Crockett's Birthday Party is held at the East Tennessee Historical Society. |
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| Dogwood Arts Festival |
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Established in 1955, the Dogwood Arts Festival has become one of our nation's most celebrated events. Dogwood driving trails can be found throughout the entire city of Knoxville, each with it own natural beauty.
Website: www.dogwoodarts.com
Photo Tour: www.knoxvilletennessee.com |
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| The Dogwood Arts Festival not only promotes the natural beauty of our area, the festival promotes, supports, and fosters educational programs, charitable undertakings, historical, horticultural, canine and equestrian societies, arts, music, drama, crafts, tours, lectures, and other related activities, either singularly or in cooperation with other organizations, for the purpose of emphasizing the cultural opportunities of the City of Knoxville, Tennessee, and for other related purposes. The festival is one of the largest and finest annual festivals in America and has been termed "The Best 17 Days of Spring in America" by the Southeast Tourism Society. With the flowering of the dogwoods in the Spring, the Festival always has a newness and wonderful freshness every Opening Day. The Dogwood Arts Festival manifests the very best of the nature and the people of East Tennessee, and its commitment to that goal shall continue to be in its forefront. |
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| Dogwood Arts House & Garden Show |
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The Dogwood Arts House & Garden show is the largest house and garden show in Tennessee for the do-it-yourselfer and the gardening enthusiast.
Website: www.dogwoodarts.com |
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| The top landscape designers of East Tennessee create fascinating and unique gardens for display at the show that provide ideas, tips and trends to enhance your outdoor living space. It's a unique marketplace to shop, compare and save on a total selection of home and garden related products and services. The annual Dogwood Village House and Garden Show features beautiful gardens, beautifully decorated homes, house and garden products, speakers, and children's activities. The show is part of the Dogwood Arts Festival. Whether you are contemplating building a new home or garden or sprucing up what you have the Dogwood Arts House & Garden show is where you'll find the must-haves for today. There's something for everyone, and it is all under one roof. |
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| Earth Fest |
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Earth Fest is a waste-free event. Events include live bands, exhibits teaching adults and children about recycling, composting, alternative fuel vehicles (AFVs), green power, and more.
Website: www.knox-earthfest.org |
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| At the 2010 Earth Fest, approximately 880 pounds of materials was either recycled or composted. Exhibitors and food vendors are required to control the types of materials they sell or distribute. EarthFest organizers, sponsors and volunteers will provide recycling and composting opportunities for everything distributed at the event. |
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| Fantasy of Trees |
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Fantasy of Trees is an annual holiday fundraiser of the East Tennessee Children's Hospital. The event is held at the Knoxville Convention Center and features many beautifully decorated trees, children's events, holiday displays, and contests.
Website: www.etch.com/Fantasy.cfm |
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| Fantasy of Trees is a wonderland of holiday decorations, lights, and shopping opportunities. |
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| Feast with the Beasts |
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Feast with the Beasts, presented by ORNL Federal Credit Union, is the wildest party in Knoxville. Sample the most delectable foods and beverages from more than 35 area restaurants and vendors.
Website: www.knoxville-zoo.org |
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| No party is complete without great entertainment. Feast with the Beasts features a great band throughout the event. Attendees can also bid on silent auction items hosted by the zoo's chapter of the American Association of Zoo Keepers (AAZK). Items include paintings by zoo animals, gift baskets and gift certificates. |
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| Festival on the Fourth |
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Held at the World's Fair Park, Festival on the Fourth offers a wide variety of family fun, including entertainment, activities, and treats.
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| Festival on the Fourth activities begin at 2 p.m. with a Salute to Our Troops. Bluegrass bands begin entertaining at 4:15 p.m. The Knoxville Symphony Orchestra and the Knoxville Symphony Festival Choir takes to the main stage at 8:00 p.m. Fireworks begin at 9:35 p.m. and are launched from the Henley Street Bridge. Food and beverages are available throughout the park. Coolers and alcohol are not permitted. Pet are not permitted at the event. Parking is available in lots around the World's Fair Park including the 11th Parking Garage, Fort Kid Parking Lot, World's Fair Park parking lot and Locust Street Garage. |
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| Foothills Craft Guild Fall Show |
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A fine crafts narketplace features the work of over 120 well-known craft artists from East and Middle Tennessee. Held in the historic Jacob Building with musical performances and craft demonstrations: wood-turning, clay sculpture, loom weaving, cornshuckery, printmaking, metal sculpture, and more.
Website: foothillscraftguild.org |
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| This event showcases the high-quality, handmade crafts of over 140 juried Guild members and several invited guest artists. Featured at the show are various craft demonstrations and a hands-on Kids' Craft Booth. If you like to purchase gifts made in Tennessee or enjoy using or displaying fine craft items in your home, then this is the show for you. Pottery, woodwork, fiber arts, jewelry, printmaking, sculpture, and more - there is something for everyone. All exhibitors have had their work approved through a rigorous standards jury process and are present at the show to talk to customers. All guild members live and work in Tennessee. The show is held at the Jacobs Building at Chilhowee Park. |
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| Greekfest |
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Greekfest is an annual festival sponsored by Saint George Greek Orthodox Church. In the Greek tradition, members of the 250-family church make and serve exquisite 'old country' dishes.
Website: greekfesttn.com |
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| Greekfest offers fabulous food, delectable desserts, live Greek music and folk dancing, and shopping/imported gifts from Greece. Greek food served includes Spanakopita (spinach pie), Saganaki (flaming Feta cheese), Souvlak i, Gyros, Greek pizza, and roast leg of lamb. Desserts include traditional Baklava, custard pastry, and powdered sugar cookie. Grecian sweet bread loaves are available for take home. The festival is held annually in October for two and a half days. During the festival, young people from the church entertain with high-energy performances. Festival-goers have the opportunity to learn how to Greek dance. |
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| Grainger County Tomato Festival |
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The Grainger County Tomato Festival was organized in 1992 to promote Grainger County Tomatoes. The festival promotes Grainger County agricultural products, specifically the Grainger County Tomato as well as many local artists and craftsmen in the area.
Website: www.graingercountytomatofestival.com |
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| The festival offers a number of special events, making it one of the largest free festivals in East Tennessee. The festival is always the last full weekend in July. Some of the events includes a pre-tomato festival stree dance, a 5K run, crafts and demonstrations, Civil War encampment, arts and humanities show, car show, children's activities, beauty pageant, live music and dancing, gospel music, and a wrestling benefit. The festival's main feature is the famous Grainger County Tomato Wars. |
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| Head of the Tennessee Regatta |
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The Knoxville Rowing Association hosts the Head of the Tennessee Regatta, one of the largest fall rowing events in the United States. Sanctioned by USRowing, 2,300 athletes in 470 boats compete in this event. Forty-four high schools, colleges and community rowing clubs participate, including future and former Olympians.
Website: www.knoxrowing.com |
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| Held the 4th Saturday in October from dawn to dusk, the day is filled with music, hot air balloon rides, food, and lots of rowing. |
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| Hola Festival |
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The HoLa Festival is a day-long celebration of diversity and a cultural salute to the East Tennessee community. The festival, organized by HoLa Hora Latina, is part of the local celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month. It is an invitation to the general public to learn and enjoy the best of our music, food, arts, crafts and more.
Website: www.holaknoxville.org |
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| The Hola Festival features Latino Countries Exhibits and the acclaimed Parade of Nations. It is a unique educational opportunity for East Tennesseans to "travel" to different places right at the heart of Knoxville. The festival is a family event with free admission. |
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| July 4th Celebration and Anvil Shoot |
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The Museum of Appalachia's July 4th Celebration & Anvil Shoot recreates an old-fashioned Independence Day with the ever-dramatic anvil shoot, authentic old-time music, patriotic ceremonies, demonstrations of pioneer skills, and summertime picnic fare.
Website: www.museumofappalachia.org |
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| The anvil shoot is always the highlight of the Museum's July 4th festivities. Several times during the day, gunpowder is packed under the anvil and ignited. With a resounding boom, the hunk of iron bursts from a cloud of smoke, sometimes catapulted as high as the treetops. The earth literally shakes, and the deafening boom, it is said, can be heard as far as 15 miles away. |
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| Knox News Women Today Expo |
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The Women Today Expo is a three day event featuring the Food City Cooking School Stage, the Fashion and Entertainment Stage, and over 200 exhibitors for the best shopping experience for women in East Tennessee.
Website: www.womentodayexpo.com |
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| Busy, affluent, active women attend the Women Today Expo to watch fashion shows, sample gourmet fare, attend seminars, explore new products, consider career options, participate in cooking classes and more. All ticket proceeds benefit the Knoxville News Sentinel's Empty Stocking Fund, which feeds 3,600 disadvantaged families in East Tennessee over the holidays. |
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| Knoxville Brewfest |
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| A craft beer tasting festival held at the Southern Railway Terminal in downtown Knoxville. Food and non-alcoholic beverages are also available. Features live entertainment. |
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| Kuumba Festival |
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African American Appalachian Arts presents a showcase of visual art, folk art, dance, theater, music, storytelling, and ethnic cuisine that celebrates the shared heritage among African Americans. The Kuumba Festival is African-American Appalachian Arts, Inc.'s primary activity and was the recipient of the City of Knoxville's "Mayors Art Award for Special Programs."
Website: www.kuumbafestival.com
Twitter: @kuumbafestival |
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| Each year, participants from Knoxville and other communities in the U.S. and Africa come together to demonstrate the shared heritage of the African, African American and African Appalachian communities in diaspora and to show how this heritage is an integral part of the culture of this region. The Kuumba Festival ("kuumba" means creativity in Swahili) showcases visual arts, folk arts, dance, theater, music, storytelling, games and foods. |
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| Native Plant Sale and Garden Festivals |
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Held in April and October every year, Ijams’ Native Plant Sale and Garden Festivals help sustain East Tennessee’s natural beauty by encouraging the use of native species in our own backyards; native species require less maintenance and provide shelter and food for our native creatures.
Website: www.ijams.org
Twitter: @IjamsNatureCtr |
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| Native Plant Sales feature regional nurseries specializing in native species along with craft booths, gardening workshops, kids’ activities, live music, food and more. Native Plant Sales are one of Ijams’ most important fundraisers; the proceeds benefit Ijams Nature Center Education Programs, which educate all East Tennesseans about the importance of preserving our environment. Admission is free. |
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| Nativity Pageant of Knoxville, Inc. |
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The Nativity Pageant, a professionally directed pantomime drama, combines a cast of over 90, moving narration, realistic sets, authentic costumes, and live animals to create a beautiful and powerful presentation of the Christmas story.
Website: www.knoxvillenativity.com
Twitter: @KnoxNativity |
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| Music at the Nativity Pageant is provided by a 200 voice choir, accompanied by a 20-member orchestra. The one hour pageant has been a traditional part of metropolitan Knoxville's Christmas celebration since 1969. This 3 day event is held at the Knoxville Civic Coliseum. Admission is free. |
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| Old Fashioned Sunday Weekend |
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The Annual Old Fashioned Sunday Weekend provides a truly fun-filled long weekend, offering something for everyone. Events and activities of the festival guarantee crowd pleasing entertainment and shopping delight for the whole family.
Website: knoxvillechristiancenter.org |
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| Bring your lawn chairs and enjoy a step back in time at the Old Fashioned Sunday Weekend. Remember…no coolers or alcohol beverages. Admission is a free will donation at the Gate (Saturday & after 1 pm Sunday) with proceeds going to benefit the Knoxville Christian Center and its Neighborhood Bus Ministry. |
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| Raccoon Valley Bluegrass Music Festival |
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The Raccoon Valley Bluegrass Music Festival brings the best in bluegrass music to Powell, TN, a few miles north of Knoxville, TN and located between Clinton and Oak Ridge, TN.
Website: raccoonvalleyfestival.com |
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| Over the last few years, the festival has featured nationally known artists such as Mountain Heart and The Kentucky Headhunters. Featured regional and local artists have included Blue Moon Rising, Shadow Ridge, Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver, Knoxville Bluegrass Band, New Road, New Harvest, Steep Canyon Rangers, David West and Marshall Andy, Misty River and many more. |
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| Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Rummage Sale |
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In this case, one man's trash really is another man's treasure. The Rummage Sale is one of Ijams' largest fund-raisers and boasts thousands of donated items all for sale at bargain basement prices! You'll find tools and toys, baskets and blenders, toasters and tons more! Every year the loot is a little different, but isn't digging around for that perfect purchase half the fun?
Website: www.ijams.org |
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| The Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Rummage Sale is typically held every year in June. |
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| River Rescue |
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The piles may be shrinking, but trash is still stinking up the shores along the Tennessee River. With your help Ijams Nature Center will stop it! River Rescue is a community wide program that coordinates the pick-up of debris and litter along the 50-mile shoreline of the Tennessee River from its headwaters to Fort Loudon Dam.
Website: www.ijams.org |
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| Though litterbugs continue to leave a mess, River Rescue has made a huge impact on the overall quality of the Tennessee River. A cleaner river means healthier habitats for all creatures that live in and around the river, including human beings! River Rescues are usually scheduled in April every year. |
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| Rossini Festival |
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One of the Southeast’s most alluring cultural attractions, Knoxville Opera's Rossini Festival brings a taste of Europe to East Tennessee and celebrates the color, fun and excitement of opera and Italian culture.
Website: www.rossinifestival.org
Twitter: @RossiniFestival |
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| The Rossini festival combines two opera productions, art exhibitions, wine tastings, and a wide variety of other community events with a vibrant Italian Street Fair in which Knoxville’s Gay Street is transformed from a busy downtown thoroughfare to a festive European festival with six stages featuring a range of entertainment options, an upscale Artisan’s Market, the smells and tastes of authentic Mediterranean foods and beverages, and a special children’s area with entertainment, fun and games. The Italian Street Fair draws over 35,000 people to downtown Knoxville. |
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| Shakespeare on the Square |
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Shakespeare on the Square is an entertaining evening of the various writings of the Bard, presented during the summer in Market Square.
Website: www.tennesseestage.com
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| An old blanket or lawn chair is all you need to view the free performances under the stars. Donations of $5.00 are always welcome. |
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| Smoky Mountain Winterfest |
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| You've got it, ski season is here and lots of fun Winterfest activities and events have been planned for you in the Smoky Mountains. This three-month long festival begins in November and runs through February each year. Part of Winterfest is a Smoky Mountain Christmas -- a Christmas to remember. Magnificent parades, craft shows, sleighrides, trolley tours, Christmas on Ice at Ober Gatlinburg, and many other events make this holiday season one to remember for a lifetime. One of the most popular events of Winterfest is the Wilderness Wildlife Week of Nature in January which features lectures on local flora, fauna, and wildlife, hikes ranging from short and easy strolls to overnight treks, tips on photography, and bird watching. Each event is presented by more than 85 experts in their respective fields. |
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| Statehood Day |
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Statehood Day is a celebration of the pioneers who settled and transformed the Southwest Territory into the State of Tennessee. This even is held in June at Blount Mansion in downtown Knoxville.
Website: www.blountmansion.org
Twitter: @BlountMansion |
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| This annual event features period crafts and skills demonstrations as well as 18th century tavern food. |
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| Sundown in the City |
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Sundown in the City began on Market Square in 1997 with a single concert and has grown over the years to a weekly event that attracts thousands of people to Knoxville’s center city. The series has been cited as one of the major catalysts in helping to spark Knoxville’s growing downtown revitalization.
Website: sundowninthecity.com |
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| Sundown in the City is free, open to the public, and a great event for the whole family to enjoy. National recording artists and successful regional bands, combined with the incomparable atmosphere of downtown Knoxville, draw several thousand visitors to the thriving bars, restaurants and retail shops in downtown Knoxville. |
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| Symphony in the Park |
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Symphony in the Park is Ijams Nature Center's largest fundraiser of the year and the nature center's longest running special event. The Knoxville Chamber Orchestra performs in the twilight of a summer evening, against the backdrop of natural beauty at Ijams as attendees dine on elegant gourmet fare set at a table under the stars.
Website: www.ijams.org |
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| Symphony in the Park is a long-standing highlight on the Knoxville social calendar and boasts an unmatched ambiance. All proceeds benefited Ijams' quality environmental education programs, 275-acre wildlife sanctuary and care of the non-releasable animals. Symphony in the Park is held every year in September. |
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| Tennessee Fall Homecoming |
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Tennessee Fall Homecoming is an annual festival held at Museum of Appalachia in Norris, Tennessee. It has been called the country's most extensive and authentic American Cultural festival featuring hundreds of people engaged in old-time, pioneer, mountain, and rural activities, along with over 400 traditional folk, early country and bluegrass musicians.
Website: www.museumofappalachia.org |
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| Old-time crafters will entertain and offer their treasures for sale. Demonstrator will show and explain how people lived and worked during pioneer times. As always there will be plenty of tasty Southern vittles to enjoy. Southern hospitality will be in abundance too. |
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| Tennessee Valley Fair |
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The Tennessee Valley Fair is fun for everyone! The fair has rides, children's rides, rodeos, livestock events, tractor pulls, demolition derby, concerts, beauty contests, performing arts shows, contests of many types, and competitive exhibits.
Website: www.tnvalleyfair.org |
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| Daily entertainment at the fair includes pig races, Royal Hanneford Big Top Circus, hands-on science exhibits, stilt walkers, comedians, karoake, live gospel music, and live broadcasting by WIVK. Daily fireworks are a favorite of all fair goers. |
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| Tulip Time at Crescent Bend Festival |
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Held in March and April, more than 30,000 tulips are in bloom during this annual springtime event at Crescent Bend. As an official activity of the Dogwood Arts Festival, the Historic House Museums of Knoxville conduct two 3-hour bus tours.
Website: Festival |
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| 30,000 tulips of various shades of Pink have been planted in the gardens at Crescent Bend which serve as the backdrop for a variety of special events and exhibits during the festival. The plethora of Pink tulips make for the perfect setting for the feature event called “Blooms for the Cure” which is a Crescent Bend fundraiser to benefit the Knoxville Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure in their continuing efforts to raise funds for Breast Cancer research and awareness education. |
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| U.S. Constitution Week |
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Blount Mansion, a National Historical Landmark and home of a signer of the U.S. Constitution, hosts a series of special events in September in celebration of U.S. Constitution Week.
Website: www.blountmansion.org |
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| The commemoration of the anniversary of the signing of the Constitution includes tours of William Blount's home, brown bag lectures on political topics, a photography exhibition, walking tours, and voter registration drive. |
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| WaterFest |
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WaterFest is an annual, day-long festival at Ijams Nature Center for area students that focuses on environmental and water quality education and outdoor activities. WaterFest is designed to teach area students the importance of maintaining healthy watersheds.
Website: www.ijams.org |
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| In the past WaterFest has been attended by more than 900 students and educators from 15 different schools. Exhibits at Waterfest teach participants about local watersheds, healthy wetland ecosystems and aquatic life found in the waters of the Tennessee Valley. WaterFest activities include papermaking, launching water rockets, creating earth parfaits and designing water hats. Also included in this year's event was a community service tree-planting project. WaterFest is an activity of The Water Quality Forum which was established in 1990 and is a cooperative network of agencies, nonprofit organizations and citizens working to improve the health of the waterways in East Tennessee in accordance with the goals of the Clean Water Act. |
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WaterFest is an annual, day-long festival at Ijams Nature Center for area students that focuses on environmental and water quality education and outdoor activities. WaterFest is designed to teach area students the importance of maintaining healthy watersheds.
Website: www.ijams.org |
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| In the past WaterFest has been attended by more than 900 students and educators from 15 different schools. Exhibits at Waterfest teach participants about local watersheds, healthy wetland ecosystems and aquatic life found in the waters of the Tennessee Valley. WaterFest activities include papermaking, launching water rockets, creating earth parfaits and designing water hats. Also included in this year's event was a community service tree-planting project. WaterFest is an activity of The Water Quality Forum which was established in 1990 and is a cooperative network of agencies, nonprofit organizations and citizens working to improve the health of the waterways in East Tennessee in accordance with the goals of the Clean Water Act. |
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