Knoxville Events & Things to Do

A Senior Services Soirée!

RMS Titanic bandleader Wallace Hartley's violin, which sold for $1.7 million dollars, the highest price ever paid for any RMS Titanic artifact, has only been seen in public at The Titanic Museum Attraction.
In 2005 the Hartley Titanic violin was found and authenticated though testing. It was later sold at auction by Henry Aldridge and Son for $1,700,000, by far the highest ever paid for memorabilia tied to Titanic. "I can't think of anything else that is more iconic to come off that ship," says veteran collector, Craig Sopin.
Some will hear its silent message. All will feel a presence that's impossible to ignore
Reservations are REQUIRED
Please call 800-381-7670 for reservations

Join KKB for a Trash Run at Albright Grove Brewing Co. on October 1st from 6:00-7:00 pm.
The Trash Run is a non-competitive fun run and litter pickup for runners/walkers of all ages. There is no designated route for the event; rather, participants are encouraged to spend an hour running or walking and collecting litter in the area. Keep Knoxville Beautiful will provide maps, gloves, bags, safety vests, and litter pickers.
At the conclusion of the run, runners are invited back to hang out at Albright Grove for local craft beer and the opportunity to win prizes from businesses such as Albright Grove, Hollys Gourmet Market, The Golden Roast, and Sunspot!

RMS Titanic bandleader Wallace Hartley's violin, which sold for $1.7 million dollars, the highest price ever paid for any RMS Titanic artifact, has only been seen in public at The Titanic Museum Attraction.
In 2005 the Hartley Titanic violin was found and authenticated though testing. It was later sold at auction by Henry Aldridge and Son for $1,700,000, by far the highest ever paid for memorabilia tied to Titanic. "I can't think of anything else that is more iconic to come off that ship," says veteran collector, Craig Sopin.
Some will hear its silent message. All will feel a presence that's impossible to ignore
Reservations are REQUIRED
Please call 800-381-7670 for reservations

Service and Product discount day for our downtown residents and employees.
EVERY THURSDAY

RMS Titanic bandleader Wallace Hartley's violin, which sold for $1.7 million dollars, the highest price ever paid for any RMS Titanic artifact, has only been seen in public at The Titanic Museum Attraction.
In 2005 the Hartley Titanic violin was found and authenticated though testing. It was later sold at auction by Henry Aldridge and Son for $1,700,000, by far the highest ever paid for memorabilia tied to Titanic. "I can't think of anything else that is more iconic to come off that ship," says veteran collector, Craig Sopin.
Some will hear its silent message. All will feel a presence that's impossible to ignore
Reservations are REQUIRED
Please call 800-381-7670 for reservations

Visit Marble Springs on Saturday, October 3rd from 10AM to 3PM to learn the fundamentals of muzzle loading, casting your own ball, shooting a flintlock, and firing at targets! This is a brown-bag affair, so be sure to bring your own lunch! Ear protection and eye protection are required and provided but feel free to bring your own if you wish. Tickets are required to participate and can be found on Eventbrite.com or Facebook. Gates will open at 9:30 am.

RMS Titanic bandleader Wallace Hartley's violin, which sold for $1.7 million dollars, the highest price ever paid for any RMS Titanic artifact, has only been seen in public at The Titanic Museum Attraction.
In 2005 the Hartley Titanic violin was found and authenticated though testing. It was later sold at auction by Henry Aldridge and Son for $1,700,000, by far the highest ever paid for memorabilia tied to Titanic. "I can't think of anything else that is more iconic to come off that ship," says veteran collector, Craig Sopin.
Some will hear its silent message. All will feel a presence that's impossible to ignore
Reservations are REQUIRED
Please call 800-381-7670 for reservations

RMS Titanic bandleader Wallace Hartley's violin, which sold for $1.7 million dollars, the highest price ever paid for any RMS Titanic artifact, has only been seen in public at The Titanic Museum Attraction.
In 2005 the Hartley Titanic violin was found and authenticated though testing. It was later sold at auction by Henry Aldridge and Son for $1,700,000, by far the highest ever paid for memorabilia tied to Titanic. "I can't think of anything else that is more iconic to come off that ship," says veteran collector, Craig Sopin.
Some will hear its silent message. All will feel a presence that's impossible to ignore
Reservations are REQUIRED
Please call 800-381-7670 for reservations