Inside of Knoxville

Ring in the New Year: Downtown Knoxville’s Celebrations

Heather Ryerson·December 30, 2024

Ringing in the new year has different meanings for different people. Some celebrate quietly at home. Some celebrate with parties, decorations and special food. Some choose to get out and celebrate with live music, friends and...

Knoxville to Host Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated® 93rd Regional Conference in 2025

Heather Ryerson·December 18, 2024

Visit Knoxville announced recently that Knoxville, has been chosen as the host city for the 93rd Regional Conference of the South Eastern Region of Alpha Kappa Alpha (AKA) Sorority, Incorporated®. The event will take place from...

A Christmas Carol Returns to the Clarence Brown Theatre

Heather Ryerson·November 20, 2024

The Christmas season kicks off this week as Knoxville’s cherished holiday tradition, A Christmas Carol, returns to the Clarence Brown Theatre (CBT) stage from November 21 to December 21. I sat down with managing director Tom...

Spellbound Vintage Opens at 716 S. Gay St.

Heather Ryerson·November 1, 2024

Knoxville has another nifty vintage shop for lovers of all things cool, old and thrifted! You can find Abby Hamilton and Gracie Terry, the girls behind Spellbound Vintage and Art booths around town in pop-up markets...

T. Ralph’s Burgers is Open Inside Kern’s Food Hall

Heather Ryerson·October 14, 2024

Dustin Cochran is not new to the Knoxville food scene. He began making the famous Myrtle’s Bakehouse cookies and popping up in markets and eventually the Marble City Market Food Hall in 2021. He also...

8th Annual Maker City Summit: My Reflection on Social Media and AI and Community

Heather Ryerson·October 10, 2024

The 2024 Maker City Summit, with its theme “Make It: GROW,” recently brought together a diverse community of creators, entrepreneurs, and innovators at the Maker Exchange. The Maker City and the Knoxville Entrepreneur Center combine efforts...

Farewell: Knox Brew Tours Makes Its Last Run

Heather Ryerson·September 20, 2024

We reported back in May that Zack Roskop, founder of Knox Brew Hub and Knox Brew Tours, podcaster and chef for Fred Beans and Rice, had decided to step back from Knox Brew Tours and close...

Free Parking at Kern’s Food Hall Reinstated and Several New Eateries Now Open

Heather Ryerson·September 19, 2024

The end of August saw some controversy as Kern Food Hall management rolled out (and then rolled back in) a new parking fee, leaving many with a bad taste in their mouth. Social media reflected the...

121 Tech Hub Opens and Invites New Members

Heather Ryerson·September 12, 2024

Brandon Bruce is no stranger to entrepreneurial ventures. One of the best descriptions I’ve seen of him is “connector and risk-taker.” I would add adventurer to that description. (Ask him how he broke his leg a...

Downtown Updates: Things To Do, New Eats, Anniversaries, and Grand Openings

Heather Ryerson·September 6, 2024

As usual, a lot is going on downtown, and we want you to know it all! Check out these updates, and let us know if you have one of your own! Things to Do! First Friday...

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Ring in the New Year: Downtown Knoxville’s Celebrations

Knoxville to Host Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated® 93rd Regional Conference in 2025

A Christmas Carol Returns to the Clarence Brown Theatre

Spellbound Vintage Opens at 716 S. Gay St.

T. Ralph’s Burgers is Open Inside Kern’s Food Hall

8th Annual Maker City Summit: My Reflection on Social Media and AI and Community

Farewell: Knox Brew Tours Makes Its Last Run

Free Parking at Kern’s Food Hall Reinstated and Several New Eateries Now Open

121 Tech Hub Opens and Invites New Members

Downtown Updates: Things To Do, New Eats, Anniversaries, and Grand Openings

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