FEBRUARY MARCH 11 - 18, 2026

Sent by the Arts & Culture Alliance and representative of the upcoming week's events at VisitKnoxville.com

March 10 
Drawn from the McClung Museum: Printmaking Showcase Gallery

March 16
Ewing Gallery: MFA Thesis Exhibitions - Shannon Ferguson, Cole Hancock, Kai Mote, and Adriana Torres Cruz

March 6 – 22
Theatre Knoxville Downtown: Private Lives

March 12 – 13
Knoxville Symphony Orchestra: West Side Story

March 11
Bijou Theatre: Beatles vs Stones - A Musical Showdown

March 12
Blount Mansion: Centennial Anniversary Lecture Series: Knoxville Women: Education and Hope
Pilot Light: Willa Mae / Lucille Klement
East Tennessee History Center: The History Parlor

March 13
Knoxville Museum of Art: Soundscapes at the KMA - Ragan Whiteside
Bijou Theatre: Margaret Cho
Bistro at the Bijou: The Ben Maney Quartet

March 14
Jubilee Community Arts presents Red Haired Mary at the Laurel Theater
Bijou Theatre: Back N Black: The Ultimate AC/DC Experience
Knoxville Civic Auditorium: Jerry Seinfeld
Burlington Branch Library: The Local Chapter: Stephen Lyn Bales
Tennessee Theatre: A.J. Croce Presents Croce plays Croce

March 15
Ijams: Creative Series: The Big Camera: Anna Atkins Cyanotype and Lumen Pop-Up Event
Lawson McGhee Library: Daytime Docs presents Fly with Me
Tennessee Theatre: Dirty Dancing in Concert

March 16
UTK Art & Architecture: From Fallow: Past, Present, and Future of Abandonment with Jill Desimini

March 17
Jubilee Community Arts presents Four Leaf Peat at the Laurel Theater
Knoxville Jazz Orchestra: Margherita Fava Quartet at the Emporium

March 18
Central Cinema: Beauty Is Embarrassing with guest Wayne White
East Tennessee History Center: Land, Language, and Women: A Cherokee and American Education History

Through March 15
Zoo Knoxville: Smoky Night Lights
RED Gallery: Naturalists of Late Capitalism by John Allen


Through March 28
Cruze Farm Dairy: Drive-In Movies (Thu & Fri)
Nourish Knoxville: Winter Farmers Market (Sat)
Art & Culture Alliance: E Pluribus Unum Juried Exhibition
Robert Felker: Patron Saints of Rock, Revival
Liz Lee: Soft Wounds, Loud Colors: Fragments of a Lived Experience
Laura Goff Parham: Traditional Stained Glass with a Modern Twist
time. place. curated by Ashley Layendecker
Arrowmont Gallery: 100 & Under: Planted!

Through April 4
UT Downtown Gallery: Radical Chimeras by Rob Mazurek

Through April 12
Raking Light: Photographs of East Tennessee and the American South

Through April 17
Dogwood Arts: Resonance by Curtis Glover

Through April 19
East Tennessee Historical Society: I've Endured: Women in Old-Time Music

Through April 25
The Farragut Museum: Farragut Focus: A Creative Community
Hardin Valley Event Center: Winter Farmers Markets (2nd & 4th Sat)

Through May 3
Knoxville Museum of Art: A Two Way Mirror: Double Consciousness in Contemporary Glass by Black Artists

Through December 6
McClung Museum: Fashioning Ourselves – The Power of Clothing & Adornment

Daily/various
Historic Westwood: Docent-led Tours
Knoxville Walking Tours
WDVX: Blue Plate Special & The Big Plate

Mon & Wed
Capoeira Fundo da Mata: Trainings

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