We’re just a few months shy of four years passed since the first announcement was made that Regas Square Condominiums and retail spaces would be developed. It’s been a long process and Joe Petre, one of the developers and the owner of Conversion Properties, says it started with the early discovery that the geological testing […]
Regas Square Condominiums Has Its First Residents: Symphony Showcases Units
Posted on June 12, 2019 Written by 6 Comments
The Lost Tavern Opens at 20 Market Square
Posted on June 11, 2019 Written by 8 Comments
It’s smoky, but the only smoke found in the new tavern on Market Square is found in the food, drink and the atmosphere. The new noir-themed craft cocktail bar on Market Square represents the latest opening by the West family and, unlike their other establishments, Scott West points out the “entertainment” in this venue is […]
Geezers Brewery Prepares to Open Tasting Room on 5th Avenue
Posted on June 10, 2019 Written by 22 Comments
Geezers Brewery has been a growing presence on the Knoxville Craft Beer scene for years in one form or another as they’ve grown and evolved organically. Their passion for home brewing and mountain bikes, developed into a blog in 2010. That eventually gave way to a focus on the brewing and on developing a long-term […]
Downtown Knoxville Ten Day Planner (6/9 – 6/18/2019)
Posted on June 9, 2019 Written by 1 Comment
If you want to be certain your event is included on this calendar, I’ll need your event two weeks in advance. The absolute best way to make sure I include your event is to make a FB event and invite me – two weeks in advance. My FB “events” are the one place I’ll go […]
Downtown Knoxville Alliance Poised to Usher the City into a New Era
Posted on June 7, 2019 Written by 10 Comments
When I moved into downtown Knoxville in 2009 and stumbled into the Central Business Improvement District, now re-branded as the Downtown Knoxville Alliance, it was already sixteen years old. Formed in 1993 during some of downtown’s most difficult years, the purpose was to pool a small tax on downtown residents and businesses and leverage that […]
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