A Walk Back in Time: Exploring Williamsburg
Take a walk back in time when you visit Williamsburg, Virginia. You’ll be amazed at all there is to see and do in the Historic Triangle.
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Knoxville
More Than a Bakery: The Heartwarming Mission of Joli B’s
Joli B’s Bakery is more than a bakery. It’s one mom’s mission to provide a sense of belonging for her daughter and others like her.
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Surprise! My Favorite Dogwood Trails Aren’t in West Knoxville
There is only one weekend left to enjoy the Dogwood Trails. Read more to see my favorite Dogwood Trails.
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Which East Knoxville Dogwood Trail is the Best?
April is the best month to live in Knoxville. It’s absolutely beautiful with the Dogwood Trails. I’m going to tell you which East Knoxville Dogwood Trail is the best.
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Steep Yourself in the Arts – Explore the Knoxville Emporium
Nestled in the Old City, on the corner of Gay Street and Jackson Avenue, you’ll find a glass fronted building adorned with two colorful birds in flight. This is the Emporium Center for Arts and Culture, Knoxville’s first true arts center. I read about it while doing research for another blogpost and decided it was
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Five Reasons to Abandon the Sofa and Explore Knoxville
Edgar Rice Burroughs once said, “We are, all of us, creatures of habit.” Sometimes those habits are good, sometimes not. As we get older, those habits, unless we work at them, become more deeply ingrained to the point that it’s difficult to change them. And that’s where I have found myself for the last two
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Venturing Out of Hibernation to Visit the Museum of East Tennessee History
Winter’s not my favorite time of year so it’s hard to get excited about going out. But this week I discovered the Museum of East Tennessee History and I’m glad I did.
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Four Reasons to Love the French Market Crêperie
The French Market Crêperie is Knoxville’s first and only authentic French crepe restaurant, according to their website. But originally, I didn’t go to there for the crepes. It was simply next on the list of “coffee shops” my friends and I wanted to visit. But after one visit, I’m just not sure we’re going to make it
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One More Stroll on the Peppermint Trail to End Christmas Season 2024
If you’re not quite ready to end your Christmas celebrations, take a trip down the Peppermint Trail in Downtown Knoxville.
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Explore Gay Street in One Afternoon on the Peppermint Trail
It’s Christmas and I needed to do some Christmas shopping. Why not do my shopping and explore Gay Street in one afternoon on the Peppermint Trail.
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