Thompson-Boling Arena hosts the first-ever U.S. tour stop with a 45-foot Super Loop and 15 full-size stunt vehicles.

Riders race past soldiers and the infected on the mountainside starting September 11, with tickets from $24.99.

Zoo Knoxville's Halloween tradition returns for 16 nights starting October 3, with a new HallowGlow Forest light walk.

Prepaid passes are sold out for Friday's show, but agricultural campus lots and shuttles can still get fans to Thompson-Boling Arena.

Jeeps only, ducks included: Mountain Mile's off-road course runs 9 am to 6 pm all weekend next to REI on Teaster Lane.

Pigeon Forge's fall season brings 12,000 glowing pumpkins, a 40-foot pumpkin tree, and Dollywood's first-ever ticketed nighttime event.

Elaine Hendrix will judge a Parent Trap costume contest before a screening at the newly expanded Tennessee Theatre this Sunday.

Free Thursday concerts return to Springbrook Park, with last year's opener pulling in more than 350 fans along Pistol Creek.

The $10-a-car finale wraps a 15th summer of free-ish concerts, this time at the city's biggest park instead of downtown.

The Freshmen hitmakers join two other 90s rock acts at A.K. Bissell Park on September 12, with tickets priced for the whole family.

Farragut's free Yacht Rock Concert is bringing live music, food trucks, yard games and family fun to Mayor Ralph McGill Plaza on August 15.

A new indoor golf bar is coming to Knoxville’s Covenant Health Park district, with simulators, drinks, food and no game ticket required.

More than 1,000 fans turned Gay Street into a fan zone Monday night as Knoxville hosted a free World Cup watch party with a big screen, DJ and giveaways.