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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Chalk it up: Market Square Farm Market is back!
Last year when the Market Square Farmers’ Market opened, it seemed as if the only things available were lettuces and green onions. But this year is entirely different. From beautiful strawberries and broccoli to delicious jams and breads, you literally … Continue reading
Filed under: Downtown, Events, Knoxville, Music
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Fabulous Red Hatters celebrate everything
I’m certain you have heard of the Red Hat Society. With 20,000 chapters and 70,000 members, it would be hard not to have. Founded in 1997, it’s the largest women’s social group in the world, according to a recent report … Continue reading
Filed under: Events, Knoxville
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Sunday night dinner on a beautiful East Tennessee horse farm was the perfect end to hectic weekend
One of the best things about the Knoxville Symphony League‘s Elegant Dining events is that you get to see places you might not otherwise visit. On a beautiful Sunday earlier this month, the place was the Reserve at Bluebird Hill … Continue reading
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My first Oysterfest: chilly, but delicious
Up until this year, Oysterfest, a fundraiser benefiting Child Help Tennessee, always has been held on the same night as Center Stage, another fundraiser benefiting Children’s Hospital. That has been a particular shame because, not only are they both fun … Continue reading
Filed under: Events, Media, Music
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10K-a-day: It ain’t easy!
It’s 38 steps around Gay Lyons’ kitchen. It’s 630 steps around the unoccupied space on the 3rd floor of the historic Miller’s Building downtown. It’s about 500 steps around Market Square, depending on how far you go on the TVA … Continue reading
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WBIR reunion brings back familiar faces – and fun!
Using just Facebook and phone calls, WBIR-TV‘s news anchor Robin Wilhoit and promotions director Julie Morris coordinated a fun-filled station reunion party last Saturday at Barley’s in the Old City. More than 100 folks — most with ties to our … Continue reading
Filed under: Downtown, Events, Journalism, Knoxville, Media
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Word to wise: Get on over to Dogwood Festival’s Market Square Art Fair, or you’ll regret it!
Just a quick little post to tell everyone how great the Market Square Art Fair is this year! I’ve been there twice today to buy things and I think I’m going back to pick up just one more thing I … Continue reading
Filed under: Art, Downtown, Events, Knoxville
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Huey Lewis and the News rock the Convention Center for East Tennessee Children’s Hospital
More than 700 well-clad (and well-heeled!) folks packed the Knoxville Convention Center last Saturday for Center Stage, the annual big benefit for East Tennessee Children’s Hospital. Tickets were $300 each to see veteran 1980s rockers Huey Lewis and the News. … Continue reading
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