If you see an event I’ve missed and you’d like to plug, please comment below or e-mail me (knoxvilleurbanguy@gmail.com) and I’ll try to add it. The list may, accordingly, be expanded through the week. Staying true to the scope of the blog, I’ll only list downtown or near-downtown events. The Well and The Shed have some great events, for example, but I have to draw a line somewhere. If you want to add those in a comment, that’s fine.
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I’m straying from my normal format at the front and rear of this post. On the front end it’s because HOLA was re-scheduled from yesterday’s monsoon to today and moved from Regas Square to Market Square, so I’ve highlighted it. At the back end I’ve added an event which isn’t technically until the next week, but it’s such a cool annual event, I wanted you to have time to make plans. So, here we go.
What I’ve got my eye on:
- September 22: Hola Festival – Moved to Market Square, 12:00 – 5:00, Free
- September 22: “Noises Off,” Clarence Brown Theater, 2:00, $5 – $40
- September 22: “Lotions, Potions, Pills and Magic: Health Care in Early America,” Historian-led Discussion, East TN History Center, 2:00
- September 22: Letters to the Earth: Songs and Poems of Conservation, Ijams, 3:00, Free
- September 22: “The Outgoing Tide,” Theater Downtown Knoxville, 3:00, $10 – $15
- September 22: Fort Sanders Homecoming, James Agee Park, 4:00 – 7:00
- September 22: Chicago (the band, not the musical), Tennessee Theatre, 8:00, $80
- September 22: Upstairs Underground Stand-Up Comedy Show, Preservation Pub, 8:00, Free
- September 22: Dirty Bourbon River Show with the Mumbles, Barley’s, 9:00 PM
- September 22: The Patchwork (jamfolk countryjazz), Preservation Pub, 10:00 PM
- September 23: WDVX Blue Plate Special, The Cactus Blossoms (Country) / Matt Hutcinson (Singer-Songwriter), Noon, Free
- September 23: Tennessee Shines, Knoxville Visitor’s Center, The Stray Birds + Wild Ponies (Doug & Telisha Williams), $10
- September 23: Mathien with Matt Hutchison, Preservation Pub, 10:00 PM
- September 24: WDVX Blue Plate Special, The Bushwackers (Folk/Country) / The Weeping Willows (Americana/Folk), Noon, Free
- September 24: September Wine Dinner, Sapphire, Five Courses with Wine Pairings, $50 per person
- September 24: RB Morris and Tim Lee 3, Preservation Pub, 10:00 PM, $3
- September 25: Market Square Farmers’ Market, 11:00 – 2:00
- September 25: WDVX Blue Plate Special, Ad Vanderveen (Singer-Songwriter) / Ben Reel & Tommy Womack, Noon, Free
- September 25: Sharon McCrumb Reading and Book Signing, Union Avenue Books, 6:00, Free
- September 25: The Johnson Swingtet, Bistro at the Bijou, 7:00 PM, Free
- September 25: My Pet Dragon, Preservation Pub, 8:00 PM
- September 25: Katie and the Bass Drums, Preservation Pub, 10:00 PM
- September 26: WDVX Blue Plate Special, Miss Tess (Americana/Roots) / Johanna Devine (Singer-Songwriter), Noon, Free
- September 26: Wreckless Eric and Tim and Susan Lee, Pilot Light, 7:00
- September 26: Sour Soul, Preservation Pub, 10:00 PM
- September 27: WDVX Blue Plate Special, Hackensaw Boys (Bluegrass) / Carpetbag Theatre , Noon, Free
- September 27: Joy Bateman reads from and signs “The Art of Dining in Knoxville,” Union Avenue Books, 6:00 PM
- September 27: Movies on the Square, Market Square, “Jurasic Park,” Free
- September 27: Roux du Bayou, Laurel Theater, 8:00, $12
- September 27: Sour Soul, Preservation Pub, 8:00 PM
- September 27: Strung Like a Horse, Preservation Pub, 10:00 PM, $5
- September 28: Market Square Farmers’ Market, 9:00 – 2:00
- September 28: WDVX Blue Plate Special, Stacy Lawson (Singer-Songwriter), Noon, Free
- September 28: Scruffy City Cinema presents “A Band Called Death” (film) plus Teenage Love 13, Relix, 8:00, $10
- September 28: House Show at Sharehouse: The Neighborhood, 8:00, Suggested Donation, $10
- September 28: Don Felts (Nashville Americana), Preservation Pub, 8:00 PM, Free
- September 28: City and Colour (Dallas Green) with Lucy Rose, Tennessee Theatre, 8:00 PM, $32.50
- September 28: The Vespers, Square Room, 8:00, $10 – $15
- September 28: Barry Roseman Trio (jazz), Bistro at the Bijou, 9:00, Free
- September 28: 865DNB at Blackstock, 9:00 PM – 2:45 AM, $5
- September 28: Big Country’s Empty Bottle, Preservation Pub, 10:00 PM, $5
- September 28: Lord Dying, Pilot Light, 10:00 PM, $6
- September 29: Old Gray Cemetery Lantern and Carriage Tour, 4:00 – 7:00, $10 admission, $5 Carriage Ride