Blount Mansion just got a $60,000 cedar shake roof, funded by the city and a state grant, to protect Tennessee's territorial capital.

Jeremy Camp, Katy Nichole and Seph Schlueter join TobyMac for the February 2027 arena show, with presale tickets landing next month.

The actor-producer joins a growing list of regional cinema honorees as Knoxville's downtown festival returns November 12 to 15.

Knoxville’s future Women’s Suffrage Museum has secured a second Gay Street building, expanding plans for a 20,000-square-foot cultural center opening in 2028.

River & Rail Theatre bought the fire‑damaged Sterchi‑Audigier home on East Magnolia and will renovate it into a new performing‑arts center with city support.

After years behind a high brick wall, the Aslan Foundation will open the Eugenia Williams House this spring, offering tours, programming and restored trails across 24 acres.

The article announces the winners of Kingsport's annual Storm Drain Art Contest, highlighting the initiative's aim to promote waterway cleanliness through public art. Selected artists will receive a cash prize and paint storm drains in September.

Johnson City is hosting a walk-and-talk event with a juror for its Phil Pindzola Biennial Sculpture Exhibition, allowing attendees to explore outdoor art installations throughout the city, which are also available for purchase.

Johnson City unveils an outdoor printmaking exhibition by seven local artists, utilizing wheatpaste and highlighting the city's transformation. The display, backed by a grant, will remain until June 2026.

Kingsport's Stormwater Department and Cultural Arts are hosting the 8th annual Storm Drain Art Contest to promote environmental protection through art on storm drains. Artists 12+ can win $150 and have until August 8 to submit designs.

Kingsport Cultural Arts introduced a Carousel Horse Brigade, featuring painted carousel horses by local artists, to celebrate the Kingsport Carousel's 10th anniversary.

Kingsport Cultural Arts is hosting the 2nd annual Kingsport Arts Festival on May 3, featuring live art demonstrations, a variety of activities, and a parade of painted carousel horses.

The Farragut Art & Photography Show invites local artists to submit work by March 7 for a chance to win cash prizes, with a free public exhibition set for March 22-23.