Things To Do:
1. Go to a concert in the Square Room: Enjoy live, local music in the Square Room at Cafe 4 in Market Square.2. Attend Boomsday: Even though it's notorious for always raining on this Labor Day celebration, Boomsday is unique to Knoxville and one of the largest fireworks shows in the southern United States.
3. Attend a Knoxville Ice Bears game: The Ice Bears are Knoxville's professional hockey team. Playing at the Knoxville Civic Coliseum these games are known for being affordable and fun!
4. Play a round of mini-golf at Sir Gooney's Golf and Games: Located in Farragut, Sir Gooney's is a place you just have to take my word for and experience yourself. In addition to its "interesting" mini-golf course, it is also equipped with paint ball and go karts.Â
5. Take a ride through the drive-through zoo: While technically in Strawberry Plains (we'll let this one slide), taking a trip to Circle G Ranch is the perfect thing to do on a gorgeous day.
Places To See:
1. The Rock Quarry: Located in Fort Dickerson Park, the rock quarry is a hidden treasure in Knoxville. Though the company you will encounter there is sometimes very "unique" to say the least, it is a great place to lay out on a float and watch brave people of all ages jump off cliffs of various heights.
2. The Bluffs: Head on over to the Bluffs off of Cherokee Trail for a breathtaking view of Knoxville (and prime insta opportunities).
3. Crescent Bend House & Gardens: A beautiful piece of Knoxville history, this house is a must-see with its gorgeous backyard landscaping that leads down to the river.Â
4. Museum of East Tennessee History: Located downtown, this museum provides guests with a look into Knoxville's past.
5. The Sunsphere: Not many can think of Knoxville without an image of the Sunsphere popping up in their head. And not only can you go look at it, you can also go inside!
Foods To Eat:
1. Ye Old Steakhouse: Voted best steakhouse in Knoxville year after year, this is a great place to go for a nice night out and an exceptional meal.
2. Taste of Thai: This is by far one of the best places in Knoxville to go to when you are craving Asian food. Taste of Thai is known for its fast service and home to the best chicken fried rice in the world.
3. Naple's: Located on Kingston Pike, Naple's is the place to go when you are looking for some great, authentic italian food.
4. Big Ed's: Best pizza ever. Enough said.
5. Calhoun's on the river: Whether you come by car or boat, Calhoun's on the river is a Knoxville favorite with its beautiful view and famous ribs.





















