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Recapping “Solastalgia” + Support Your Local Giant Puppets and Circus Performers!

Knoxville Urban Guy·October 26, 2024

(Ed. Note: Today’s Rare Saturday Article is by guest writer Leslie Bateman) It’s a small wonder no one crashed their car on the Clinch Avenue viaduct earlier this month, distracted by the spellbindingly bizarro scene unfolding...

Knoxville Opera Presents Pirates of Penzance

Knoxville Urban Guy·October 25, 2024

Knoxville Opera presents Gilbert and Sullivan’s “The Pirates of Penzance” tonight at 7:30 pm at the Tennessee Theatre and again Sunday afternoon at 2:30 in the same venue. Tickets start at $25. Last presented by Knoxville...

Jo Sandman Exhibit at Knoxville Museum of Art

Knoxville Urban Guy·October 8, 2024

(Ed. Note: Today’s article is by contributing writer Matt Hollingsworth.) Four times a year, the Knoxville Museum of Art hosts a new exhibit, and now through November 10th, guests can explore the abstract art of Jo...

Lilienthal Gallery Presents “Street” in Conjunction With the Opening of Knox Walls (And More Tips for Your Weekend)

Knoxville Urban Guy·October 4, 2024

Lilienthal Gallery, a place known for stretching artistic boundaries in East Tennessee, continues doing so with their current exhibition, “Street.” Debuting tonight for First Friday, the exhibition runs through December offering a new perspective on street...

Old City Performing Arts Center Sold: River and Rail Theatre to Relocate

Knoxville Urban Guy·September 30, 2024

In the nearly ten years of its existence, Founding Artistic Director Joshua Peterson says River and Rail Theatre has launched itself twice: Once in the beginning and again after the pandemic. In 2019 the group purchased...

Knox Walls at Emory Place to Debut October First Friday

Knoxville Urban Guy·September 25, 2024

The largest art project in the history of the city, Knox Walls at Emory Place is currently wrapping up and will be unveiled at Emory Place (behind the northwestern row of buildings) at next Friday’s First...

Why I Left Austin for Knoxville

Knoxville Urban Guy·September 17, 2024

(Ed. Note: Today’s article is by new contributing writer Robert Farago, who introduces himself as . . . A media maven since the tender age of 13, Robert Farago began his professional career as a videotape...

First First Friday

Knoxville Urban Guy·September 13, 2024

(Ed. Note: Today’s article is written by new contributing writer Matt Hollingsworth. Matt, a Knoxville native and Farragut resident, has written local interest articles for Farragut Life, Monroe Life, and McMinn Life, as well as science...

Clarence Brown Theatre Presents “Knoxville”

Knoxville Urban Guy·September 5, 2024

James Agee’s A Death in the Family, published in 1957, won the Pulitzer Prize in 1958. Set primarily at Agee’s boyhood home in the Fort Sanders neighborhood of Knoxville, the book struck a chord with themes about...

Knoxville References in Pop Culture

Knoxville Urban Guy·August 13, 2024

(Today’s article is written by new contributing writer Matt Hollingsworth — who introduced me to the Kelsi Ballerini song below. Matt has written local interest articles for Farragut Life, Monroe Life, and McMinn Life, as well...

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Recapping “Solastalgia” + Support Your Local Giant Puppets and Circus Performers!

Knoxville Opera Presents Pirates of Penzance

Jo Sandman Exhibit at Knoxville Museum of Art

Lilienthal Gallery Presents “Street” in Conjunction With the Opening of Knox Walls (And More Tips for Your Weekend)

Old City Performing Arts Center Sold: River and Rail Theatre to Relocate

Knox Walls at Emory Place to Debut October First Friday

Why I Left Austin for Knoxville

First First Friday

Clarence Brown Theatre Presents “Knoxville”

Knoxville References in Pop Culture

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