Inside of Knoxville

Kern’s Food Hall Update: Disco Chicken & Donuts, Eggspectation, Aunt Nazzira Hummus Bar & More!

Heather Ryerson·June 25, 2025

Cue the confetti and crank up the Taylor Swift soundtrack, because Disco Chicken and Donuts (formerly Donut Theory) is strutting its way into Kern’s Food Hall, and honey, it’s a long time coming! Picture this: you...

XÜL Beer Company Announces Big Change to Kill The Lights Beer Festival for 2025

Heather Ryerson·May 31, 2025

XÜL Beer Company opened in October 2020. But no pandemic would keep partners Brad, Tara and Bentley from achieving their dream of providing quality beer, sours and a great atmosphere for the community. The brewery...

Amulet Parlor: A Sacred, Safe Space for Slowing Down and Showing Up

Heather Ryerson·May 21, 2025

When Summer Shelton opens the doors to Amulet Parlor on August 1 — just one day before her birthday — she’s not just launching a new salon. She’s creating a haven rooted in Appalachian care, Indigenous...

Cue the Curtain: Knoxville’s 2025–26 Theater Season Takes Center Stage

Heather Ryerson·May 15, 2025

Knoxville is bursting at the seams with theatrical offerings and astounding talent. From local community theatre groups like Theatre Knoxville Downtown to Broadway touring shows at the Tennessee Theatre, there is much to be considered when...

Astra Aesthetics Welcomed into the Old City

Heather Ryerson·May 8, 2025

You may have noticed a new sign hanging outside 111 E. Jackson Ave., one of the most recognizable entryways in the Old City. Astra Aesthetics med spa opened for business earlier this year. Molly Muecke (last...

A Stroll Through Marble City Market: What’s New and What’s Not

Heather Ryerson·April 30, 2025

It has been over two years since I last provided an update from Marble City Market)(MCM). There is new management (again) and almost all new vendors (the changes make my head spin), but the Smokies Stadium...

Empowering Voices: The Journey of Let Her Speak

Heather Ryerson·March 6, 2025

March is Women’s History Month! I wanted to feature a woman and a Knoxville program that upholds all that women are, can do and will do for our community and the world! Let Her Speak is...

Small Comforts Kitchen Will Soon Open Its New Storefront

Heather Ryerson·February 27, 2025

Jordan Smith began her journey of providing desirable gluten-free goods from her personal experience of being diagnosed with Celiac Disease 10 years ago. Having always loved baking, she saw a need in her own life and...

Beat the Winter Blues with one of these local Getaways: Windy Hill Farms and Dancing Bear Lodge

Heather Ryerson·February 21, 2025

It is cold and rainy as I write today. January seemed to never end and had me dreaming of ways to escape reality and rest after a busy holiday season. I couldn’t think of a better...

Barrelhouse by Gypsy Circus: More than a Cidery

Heather Ryerson·January 28, 2025

We have established before that I am not a beer drinker. I have a great appreciation for the craft but not so much for the flavor. (Although the PB&J Mixed Tape from Xul was a surprising...

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XÜL Beer Company Announces Big Change to Kill The Lights Beer Festival for 2025

Amulet Parlor: A Sacred, Safe Space for Slowing Down and Showing Up

Cue the Curtain: Knoxville’s 2025–26 Theater Season Takes Center Stage

Astra Aesthetics Welcomed into the Old City

A Stroll Through Marble City Market: What’s New and What’s Not

Empowering Voices: The Journey of Let Her Speak

Small Comforts Kitchen Will Soon Open Its New Storefront

Beat the Winter Blues with one of these local Getaways: Windy Hill Farms and Dancing Bear Lodge

Barrelhouse by Gypsy Circus: More than a Cidery

Look What’s Returning! (More Than You Might Realize)

Whist Court Getting a Modern Makeover Adding to Development on Magnolia

One Downtown Business Closes and Another is Sold

Mood Ring Vintage Opens Today at 906 Sevier Avenue

Fly By Night Bringing the 70s to South Knoxville