News Summary
This week in Knoxville is filled with a diverse range of exciting events for everyone. From Blake Shelton’s concert to the Knoxville Whiskey Festival and Mardi Growl pet parade, there’s something for every interest. The community will come together for a significant march, while cultural enthusiasts can enjoy classic theater and musical performances. With a pancake week challenge and the upcoming Heart concert, Knoxville promises a week full of entertainment and community spirit.
Knoxville’s Exciting Week Ahead: Packed with Entertainment and Fun!
If you’re around Knoxtville this week, you’re in for a treat! The city is buzzing with an array of exciting events that cater to all interests. From captivating concerts to spirited pet parades, this week promises to be unforgettable!
Blake Shelton’s “Friends & Heroes” Tour
Mark your calendars because the legendary Blake Shelton is hitting the stage at the Food City Center on February 28, 2025. This country music superstar is known for his catchy hits, boasting a whopping 28 career No. 1 songs on the Billboard Country Airplay chart! Joining him are talented artists like Craig Morgan, Deana Carter, Trace Adkins, and our very own Emily Ann Roberts. Ticket sales kick-off on September 13, 2024, but if you want to snag them early, there’s a presale running from September 10-12.
A March for the People
This week also features a significant people’s march at the Knoxville Convention Center. It’s a fantastic opportunity for the community to come together and express their voice, so make sure to show up and be part of something impactful!
Knoxville Whiskey Festival
Whiskey lovers won’t want to miss the upcoming Knoxville Whiskey Festival on March 1 at The Mill & Mine. Expect a delightful evening of whiskey sampling from a variety of distillers. General admission tickets are priced at $54.
Fun for Furry Friends: Mardi Growl
On the same day, don’t forget to join the fun at Mardi Growl, a fantastic pet parade benefiting the Young-Williams Animal Center. The parade starts at 11 a.m. in Old City and will strut its way to World’s Fair Park. Bring your furry friends and celebrate their love while raising money for a great cause!
Classic Theatre Awaits
The arts are alive and well in Knoxville! Catch the classic courtroom drama “Inherit the Wind”, presented by the Clarence Brown Theatre. Tickets are available for just $44, so get ready for a riveting performance!
Knoxville Symphony Orchestra: Violins of Hope
On March 5, the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra is set to perform “Violins of Hope” at 7 p.m. This touching event features historic violins from the Holocaust, with tickets starting at $48. It’s a performance you won’t want to miss. Plus, don’t forget to check out the Violins of Hope exhibition on display from March 3 to April 9 at Digital Motif in downtown Knoxville.
Comedy Night with Jim Gaffigan
Need a good laugh? On March 1, comedian Jim Gaffigan will light up the stage at the Knoxville Civic Auditorium with tickets starting at $52. It’s the perfect night out for a dose of humor!
Mardi Gras Party at Last Days of Autumn Brewing
Additionally, Last Days of Autumn Brewing is hosting a Mardi Gras party from 6 p.m. featuring delicious Cajun food, various drink specials, and live music. Gather your friends and celebrate like you’re in New Orleans!
More Excitement on the Horizon
The fun doesn’t stop there! Look out for the ArtXtravaganza Art Show and Sale on March 8, the Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour on March 15, and renowned comedian Tiffany Haddish performing on March 14. And for those who love festivities, the Knox Shamrock Fest on March 15 is a St. Patrick’s Day celebration you won’t want to miss!
Heart Beats in Knoxville
Finally, big music fans will be thrilled to hear that rock band Heart will perform at the Food City Center on March 28, as part of their “Royal Flush” tour. What an exciting way to wrap up the month!
Pancake Week is Here!
And don’t forget, this week, enjoy Pancake Week featuring yummy creations from 11 local restaurants. There’s a fun challenge too—visit seven or more locations for a chance to win prizes!
So, whether you’re into music, theatre, food, or furry friends, Knoxville has something for everyone this week. Let the good times roll!
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