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In-N-Out Burger in ‘preliminary stages’ of expanding to Knoxville
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Area theatre bringing the world of Dr. Seuss to life
JEFFERSON CITY — Luminary Theatre, in collaboration with Fuzion School of the Arts, is thrilled to announce its upcoming production of Seussical Jr., a high-energy, heart-filled musical that brings together beloved characters from the imaginative world of Dr. Seuss. The production will take place from March 6-8. Featuring a cast of 40 young performers ages 10–18, Seussical Jr. bursts onto the stage with playful storytelling, infectious music, and a powerful message about loyalty, responsibility, and standing up for what’s right. Audiences will journey from the Jungle of Nool to the invisible world of the Whos, where Horton the Elephant discovers that “a person’s a person, no matter how small.” The Theatre is located at 280 W. Old Andrew Johnson Hwy. in Jefferson City. This vibrant production is directed and choreographed by MacKenzie Myers, with music direction by Nicholas Moose. Assisting the choreography is Bria Hacker, helping bring the whimsical movement and Seussian flair to life. The technical team includes Stage Manager, Benjamin Myers & Assistant Stage Manager Judah Myers. Sound Engineer Fred Myers, Lighting Designer Steven Mundy, and a dedicated Set Team of Jason Williams, Steven Mundy, Mercy LeMarr and Peggy Price, with costume team Tina Williams and Gabbi Moose
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Review: ‘Cabaret’ at Jenny Boyd Theatre is captivating, emotional
Up until March 1, the Jenny Boyd Theatre is showcasing a production of “Cabaret.” The production itself has a runtime of just over two hours, with one intermission. “Cabaret” takes place in Berlin during the rise of both jazz and the Nazi Party. The audience follows the story of the Kit Kat Klub’s nightlife, as well as the budding relationship between nightclub singer Sally Bowles and American writer Cliff Bradshaw.
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Shinedown bringing ‘Dance Kid Dance Act II World Tour’ to Knoxville
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - A popular rock band led by a Knoxville native will soon be returning to East Tennessee. Shinedown will be making a stop at Thompson-Boling Arena at Food City Center on July 25. They will be joined by Coheed and Cambria and Ashes To New with DJ Rockfeed.
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World’s Fair Park amphitheater renovations cause event adjustments
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - The World’s Fair Park amphitheater in downtown Knoxville is closed for renovations, with gates surrounding the venue and crews working on repairs to prevent further damage. The City of Knoxville is investing $7 million in replacing the historic roof, painting, installing a new LED lighting...
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Norris Little Theatre announces auditions this weekend for spring play
The Norris Little Theatre is announcing auditions this weekend for its spring play called "The Red Velvet Cake Wars," written by Jesse Jones, Nicholas Hope, and Jamie Wooten. James Fisher will direct, according to a news release. The cast includes the following characters: Cee Cee Windham, late 40s to 50 Gaynelle Verdeen Bodeen, late 40s Lamerle Verdeen Minshew, late 60s to 70 Aubrey Verdeen (male), late 80s Jimmie Wyvette Verdeen, 40s Peaches Verdeen Belrose, late 40s Bitsy Hargis, late 40s Newt Blaylock, 50s Sheriff Grover Lout, 50s Elsa Dowdall, 40s to 50s Mama Doll Hargis, 80s to 120 Purvis Verdeen, 50s to 60s St. Francis Episcopal Church, located at 154 W Norris Road, Norris, will host auditions from 3-6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 21-22. Actors should bring a headshot and resume, if available, and must be able to use a Texas/Southern accent for all roles. The production is scheduled for May 8-10 at Anderson County High School in Clinton. This article originally appeared on Oakridger: Norris Little Theatre announces auditions this weekend for spring play
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Earl's restaurant and bar has watering-hole potential | Grub Scout
I had been hearing about the new restaurant on the South Knoxville riverfront, so I approached my visit to Earl's Knoxville last week with anticipation. The Grub Spouse and I headed to the South Banks development near Suttree Landing Park and found Earl’s near one end of Waterfront Drive. Unfortunately, virtually all of the street parking near the site was taken. And since most of the remaining spaces were allocated for all the new apartments that have opened up on that block, we had to park about a quarter-mile away. The atmosphere was lively when we entered the main dining and bar area; the level of steady conversation bordered on raucous. All the interior seating was full, so the host assigned us a table on the heated patio. First, however, we placed our order at the bar, as required, before heading outside. I didn’t see anything compelling on the menu in terms of appetizers. The lineup of tots, fries and the like felt skippable. Earl’s serves Cobb, Caesar and house salads as well as hand-breaded chicken tenders available in seven different spices, several of which are the hot side. I also spotted a small breakfast section featuring a couple of
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Knoxville restaurant 'Penne For Your Thoughts' closes after 8 years amid industry struggles
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — A beloved Italian-American restaurant has closed its doors after eight years of serving the Knoxville community. Geoffrey Bernstein, the owner of Penne For Your Thoughts, said it's not a decision he wanted to make, but one he had to. For Bernstein, Penne For Your Thoughts was...
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Shinedown, fronted by Knoxville native, announces concert at Food City Center
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Beaumont Rocks 2026 spotlights incredible Knoxville talent
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Working to support teachers and arts programs at Beaumont Magnet Academy, Beaumont Rocks 2026 kicked off in style, and the spectacle truly lived up to its name. From dazzling dancing divas and stunning student-led choreography to fun teacher performances, the night raised funds while spotlighting the incredible talent growing at BMA. […]
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Rising costs impact local restaurants, beloved Knoxville eatery closes its doors after 8 years
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This Tennessee Restaurant Is Winning Fans With Its Remarkably Good Fried Scallops
Some dishes earn loyal fans simply by getting everything right, bite after bite. Storming Crab – Seafood Restaurant Knoxville has been doing exactly that with fried scallops that keep people talking long after the table is cleared. Crisp on the outside and tender inside, each serving strikes a balance...
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The Restaurant In Tennessee That Locals Say Has The Best Shepherd’s Pie Around
Comfort food has a way of inspiring strong opinions, and in Tennessee, shepherd’s pie sparks plenty of debate. At Finn’s Irish Restaurant & Tavern, that conversation usually ends with a satisfied nod and an empty plate. The dish arrives bubbling and golden, with creamy mashed potatoes layered over...
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“Vision + Verse: Inviting Words And Motion” At The Hunter
How we experience art is accentuated by what surrounds it. Works by eight artists in the Southeast - from here in Chattanooga and Knoxville to Georgia and Florida - are now on display at the Hunter Museum of American Art. This evening, starting at 6 PM, the Hunter will host...
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Black-owned Knoxville radio station brings sounds and soul of jazz to next generation
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — A radio personality in Knoxville plays a tremendous role in bringing the sound and soul of jazz to the airwaves. The morning commute for Brian Clay, if you want to call it that, starts with a coffee from his kitchen and then a short stroll to his radio setup in his living room to broadcast classic and modern jazz on Knoxville’s WJZF.