Ed. Note: Today yoga teacher, blogger and vlogger Leslie Ellingburg, first featured on this blog just about a year ago, returns with a look at a very cool studio just up Broadway. If you like what you read here,...
I can’t remember the year my wife and I first attended a tour of downtown homes. It must have been sometime in the early 2000’s. We were struck with the range of residences, from traditional to...
Some our larger companies take some time off in the summer. Clarence Brown Theatre goes silent while students are out of classes for the summer. They return with “Violet” in September. Theatre Knoxville Downtown returns a...
The term “makerspace” is gaining some currency these days and it may be the best word to describe a new effort, Modern Studio (FB Page), being mounted by Victor Agreda, Jr., Burke Brewer and Carolyn Corley. The...
City Council meetings sometimes provide a bit of drama and such was the case last night when it considered placing the Cal Johnson Building under historic zoning or H1 protection. Essentially, this means it cannot be...
We’ve talked before, quite extensively, about the Walnut Street Garage. Built with one small portion of retail facing the street, it is a nine-story container for cars with very little to offer beyond that. The resultant...
I’ve enjoyed a number of performances by Knoxville singer Katy Free in recent years. Her jazzy renditions of everything from Broadway to the Beatles, from pop standards to jazz standards captivates me every time. Smooth and...
I have a number of passions, many of which have been detailed over the six years I’ve written at Inside of Knoxville. Coffee, music, Bob Dylan; I’ve pretty much covered them all. But one way I...
I hope each of you had a great holiday weekend. There were so many really cool things happening around downtown that it’s hard to cover it all. I enjoyed time with my family and I hope...
I’ve heard about Boulder, Colorado since sometime in the 1970s. In the 1960s it became a gathering point for some members of the counter-culture and I had friends who moved there a few years later. They...