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2018 Downtown Knoxville Festival Guide!

Knoxville Urban Guy·March 1, 2018

It’s that time of year, again, and, as usual, definitions of when festival season starts and what constitutes a festival will continue to bedevil the effort to make any kind of coherent list. With hot weather...

After Multiple Strokes, Local Artist Chris Cornett Returns (and Could Use Your Help)

Knoxville Urban Guy·February 28, 2018

Just over five years ago I first encountered the art of Chris Cornett. The challenging nature of the works and the striking use of color captivated me at once. I took my first photograph of his...

Riverwalk at the Bridges (Baptist Hospital Site): The Latest

Knoxville Urban Guy·February 27, 2018

It’s another example of projects that take much longer than planned, often for multiple reasons, but do eventually come to fruition. It’s easy to dismiss ideas and plans that have been long discussed as no longer...

The Breadshed Cafe Closing March 3

Knoxville Urban Guy·February 26, 2018

Everything comes to an end, and after about three years, Kymberle Kaser has announced that time has come for the Breadshed Cafe. As with any momentous decision regarding an effort to which you’ve devoted your life,...

Downtown Knoxville Ten Day Planner (2/25 – 3/6/2018)

Knoxville Urban Guy·February 25, 2018

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...

A Brief Post on “The Post,” And Random Related Ruminations

Knoxville Urban Guy·February 23, 2018

Just in case you are worried, no, I’m not going to attempt become a film critic. I actually see very few movies, never seeming to have the time or quite enough interest, particularly in what passes...

Turandot Offers Drama, Beauty and Puccini’s Final Music

Knoxville Urban Guy·February 22, 2018

Knoxville Opera performs Puccini’s final opera (it was completed by Franco Alfano after the Puccini’s unexpected death) Friday night at 7:30 PM and Sunday afternoon at 2:30 PM. The performances will be in the Knoxville Civic...

The Strangers Pushes Every Boundary, Explores Every Heart: An Interview with Playwright Christopher Oscar Pena

Knoxville Urban Guy·February 21, 2018

What is the meaning of “home?” Do we ever feel completely loved? Can a relationship make us feel “whole?” How do each of us fit into a swiftly changing world that keeps our place in that...

An Art History Scavenger Hunt in the City

Knoxville Urban Guy·February 20, 2018

A lot of us have found ourselves in similar predicaments in recent days: An extra child or two is lurking about underfoot when they, by all rights, should be at school. Whether because of ice, snow,...

Rendering, KyBRa, 800 North Broadway, Knoxville, February 2018

A North Knoxville Business Grows and Expands

Knoxville Urban Guy·February 19, 2018

It was just over a year ago I introduced readers to KyBRa Athletics and owners David and Sue Finney. It’s been a very good year for the business which is located at 800 North Broadway, just between...

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2018 Downtown Knoxville Festival Guide!

After Multiple Strokes, Local Artist Chris Cornett Returns (and Could Use Your Help)

Riverwalk at the Bridges (Baptist Hospital Site): The Latest

The Breadshed Cafe Closing March 3

Downtown Knoxville Ten Day Planner (2/25 – 3/6/2018)

A Brief Post on “The Post,” And Random Related Ruminations

Turandot Offers Drama, Beauty and Puccini’s Final Music

The Strangers Pushes Every Boundary, Explores Every Heart: An Interview with Playwright Christopher Oscar Pena

An Art History Scavenger Hunt in the City

A North Knoxville Business Grows and Expands

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