Inside of Knoxville

Knox Heritage Gains New Leadership and Focus

Knoxville Urban Guy·July 14, 2022

Founded in 1974 as Knoxville Heritage, Knox Heritage did not have a paid director until 2003. With the recent decision of Todd Morgan to move to another challenge, the board of the organization turned to Christine...

Big Ears Team Expands

Knoxville Urban Guy·July 11, 2022

If you didn’t know, you’d likely be surprised that the organization that brings the Big Ears Festival to Knoxville each March has operated with only three full-time employees. Executive Director Ashley Capps is supported by Director...

Eric Sublett’s Life and Art Explored at UT Downtown Gallery

Knoxville Urban Guy·June 20, 2022

How do you sum up a life that was both integral to a creative community while largely unknown outside those at the center of that moment in history? An attempt to present glimpses of the person...

New Sculptures Introduced Around the City

Knoxville Urban Guy·June 17, 2022

New sculptures have been introduced to Krutch Park, Emory Place and other spots around the city in the last couple of weeks as part of Dogwood Arts 2022-2023 Art in Public Places Sculpture Exhibition. This year’s...

Knoxville First Friday, June 2022

Knoxville Urban Guy·June 6, 2022

This is the first time I’ve really gotten into the flow of a First Friday in at least three years. When you live downtown, it’s kind of easy to leave it to the tourists and check...

After a Bitter Division, Can There Be Reconciliation?

Knoxville Urban Guy·May 10, 2022

Imagine a bitterly divided country. Each side demonizes and dehumanizes the other. Relationships are lost over political, social, and humanitarian views. Elections are close and bitter. Ultimately, an insurrection foments that threatens the very heart of...

Culture

Knox Heritage Gains New Leadership and Focus

Big Ears Team Expands

Eric Sublett’s Life and Art Explored at UT Downtown Gallery

New Sculptures Introduced Around the City

Knoxville First Friday, June 2022

After a Bitter Division, Can There Be Reconciliation?

Arrowmont Establishes a Gallery in Downtown Knoxville (In Subterranean Gay Street)

A Night in the City or Why I Didn’t Do My Assignment

Dogwood Arts Chalk Walk 2022 Returns to Downtown

Knoxville Opera Presents Mefistofele Tonight and Sunday

Artist Paris Woodhull to Open Studio and Retail Space on the 100 Block of Gay Street

Downtown Knoxville Ten Day Planner (8/7-8/16/2022)

Valley Fresh Kitchen Opening In Marble City Hall

Metro Drug Coalition: Growing to Meet Current Needs

New Management Takes Over at Marble City Market Food Hall

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