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Sixty businesses in downtown Knoxville are hiring from front desk staff to back-of-house workers, with hundreds of opportunities available. Downtown Knoxville Alliance has a list of the openings, including those in restaurant, retail and the service industry, at downtownknoxville.org/hiring for

Record number of businesses to participate Knoxvillians and visitors can solve the classic question of “Where’s Waldo?” this summer in Downtown Knoxville. The master of hide-and-seek returns to local merchants, thanks to the Downtown Knoxville Alliance, for the sixth annual

Knoxville is the No. 4 “Best Arts District” nationwide, according to USA Today 10Best Readers’ Choice 2023 poll. The poll included 20 nominees, which were selected by an expert panel based on how they “culturally enrich their cities and those

Dozens of businesses in downtown Knoxville are hiring, especially with the arrival of summer, and the Downtown Knoxville Alliance has a roundup of available restaurant, retail and service industry opportunities on its website. “Downtown Knoxville is thriving and the energy

Downtown Knoxville will celebrate and showcase creativity in the city center from March 30-April 2. “Make. Art. Music.” is a seasonal event by downtown merchants coinciding with the Big Ears Festival, one of East Tennessee’s largest arts experiences that attracts

The final countdown to Christmas has started, and Downtown Knoxville has fun, family-friendly activities for all to enjoy as schools dismiss and relatives return home for the holidays. “There are so many ways to make merry memories with loved ones

It’s beginning to look a lot like the holidays in Downtown Knoxville with immersive experiences for residents and visitors of all ages, including the return of The Elf on the Shelf® Adventure, Peppermint Trail, ice skating, seasonal shopping and more

Show off your haunting Halloween style in Downtown Knoxville for a chance to win prizes as part of “Wicked Cool,” a collection of experiences bringing chills and thrills to the city center this month. Now through Oct. 31, the Downtown

Something is brewing in Downtown Knoxville this Halloween season with “Wicked Cool” photo opportunities, activities and specials returning to the city center for a frighteningly fun and family-friendly time. Through Oct. 31, Market Square, Gay Street, the Old City and

Knoxvillians might have wondered, “Where’s Waldo?” over the past couple of summers. For the first time since 2019, the sneaky literary character will be hiding inside downtown merchants in his signature stripes, the Downtown Knoxville Alliance has announced. The fifth