Inside of Knoxville

Felding Co., Men’s Clothing Store, Announces New Location

Knoxville Urban Guy·April 12, 2018

In February, Luke Lanzoni announced his intentions to open a men’s clothing store in the downtown area. His intention then, as now, is to have a store near Market Square. He also, however, is keen to...

Site-Built Tiny Homes Arrive Near Downtown

Knoxville Urban Guy·April 11, 2018

Last fall, in an article discussing the possible role of tiny homes in an urban environment, I covered the Clayton Homes luxury line of tiny homes and mentioned that I’d heard there might be a move...

Rhythm n Blooms 2018: Rain, Cold and Musical Gold (Part Three)

Knoxville Urban Guy·April 9, 2018

Day three started early, for me, as I headed to the WUTK studio to do Knoxcentric. Luke Brogdin of Southern Cities graciously agreed to join me for a bit to talk about their set the previous...

Rhythm n Blooms 2018: Rain, Cold and Musical Gold (Part Two)

Knoxville Urban Guy·April 9, 2018

Day two is usually where the fatigue starts to set in a bit. Add to that the weather on day two – hovering in the 30s with a mist most of the day, and it became...

Rhythm n Blooms 2018: Rain, Cold and Musical Gold (Part One)

Knoxville Urban Guy·April 9, 2018

It’s always an exciting weekend for the city. People travel to the festival in large numbers and, it seems, everyone who loves music and lives here joins in, as well. While Big Ears stretches my listening,...

Downtown Knoxville Ten Day Planner (4/8 – 4/17/2018)

Knoxville Urban Guy·April 8, 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...

Sevier Avenue Streetscape Project Input Deadline Approaches

Knoxville Urban Guy·April 6, 2018

Dawn Michelle Foster, Knoxville’s Redevelopment Director, said the project has been “on the docket,” since 2009. Nearly a decade later, the project has subsequently been broken into smaller pieces. Suttree Landing Park was a portion of...

What do Thomas Jefferson, Washington D.C., and East Tennessee have in common?

Knoxville Urban Guy·April 5, 2018

(Written by Guest Writer Richard Allen Foster, AIA, LEED AP, 2018 President, AIA East Tennessee, Director of Design, Lewis Group Architects) The first answer is East Tennessee Pink Marble. It was quarried right here in our...

Rhythm n Blooms Looms: An Interview with Lilly Hiatt

Knoxville Urban Guy·April 4, 2018

Rhythm n Blooms descends on the Old City in downtown Knoxville this Friday and runs three days, ending late Sunday night. During those three days, festival goers will be exposed to more good music than any...

Pearl on Union Opens in Downtown Knoxville

Knoxville Urban Guy·April 3, 2018

Shaun and Meg Parrish have developed a reputation in the city (and even nationally) for their quality coffee and excellent baked goods. It started in 2007 when they first purchased Old City Java and began to...

Felding Co., Men’s Clothing Store, Announces New Location

Site-Built Tiny Homes Arrive Near Downtown

Rhythm n Blooms 2018: Rain, Cold and Musical Gold (Part Three)

Rhythm n Blooms 2018: Rain, Cold and Musical Gold (Part Two)

Rhythm n Blooms 2018: Rain, Cold and Musical Gold (Part One)

Downtown Knoxville Ten Day Planner (4/8 – 4/17/2018)

Sevier Avenue Streetscape Project Input Deadline Approaches

What do Thomas Jefferson, Washington D.C., and East Tennessee have in common?

Rhythm n Blooms Looms: An Interview with Lilly Hiatt

Pearl on Union Opens in Downtown Knoxville

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Announcing Kern’s Bakery Vendors!

Lilienthal Gallery Celebrates Spring Exhibition with Splashes of Color and a Great Vibe

Progress: Kern’s Bakery Experience is Full Steam Ahead

A Weekend in the City