Knoxville Tennessee Entertainment Guide
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Knoxville EntertainmentThere are a great variety of activities to be found within the metropolitan Knoxville area from the Sunsphere to the Knoxville Zoo. If you have an extra day, go southeast along Highway 441 on the way to The Smokey Mountains to Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, and then on into the Smokies.The achievements of Knoxville’s black citizens are showcased in this museum. The gallery exhibits works of local and regional artists. Beck Cultural Exchange Center 1927 Dandridge Avenue 865.524.8461 This antebellum mansion is features a collection of Southern and Civil War relics. Confederate Memorial Hall 3148 S.W. Kingston Pike 865.522.2371 A downtown walking tour highlighting the roots of country music. Cradle of Country Music Walking Tour 600 Market Street 800.727.8045 The Discovery Center has science exhibits, and aquarium and a planetarium. East Tennessee Discovery Center 516 N. Beaman Street 865.594.1494 The award-wining museum has many research, permanent, and traveling collections. Frank H. McClung Museum 314 W. Clinch Avenue 865.544.5744 The mansion was restored to the period of the late 1700s to reflect the life and times of Governor William Blount, signer of the U.S. Constitution. Governor William Blount Mansion 200 W. Hill Avenue 865.525.2375 This nature park has more than 150 acres of woodland, 5 nature trails, gardens, and free summer concerts. Free to the public. Ijams Natue Park 2915 Island Home Avenue 865.577.4717 www.ijams.org This is the original pioneer house of James White, founder and first settler of Knoxville. James White’s Fort 205 E. Hill Avenue 865.525.6514 The Knoxville Museum of Atr has four galleries and a great hall with changing exhibits. Knoxville Museum of Art 1050 World’s Fair Park Drive 865.525.6101 The Knoxville Zoo has more than 1,000 animals from African elephants to Zebras. Knoxville Zoo 3500 Knoxville Zoo Drive 865.637.5331 The Sunsphere is a 266-ft. tower with an observation deck that was built for the 1982 World’s Fair. Sunsphere 810 Clinch Avenue 800.523.4227 Cruise on the Tennessee River on The Star of Knoxville, an authentic paddlewheeler. Tennessee Riverboat Company 300 Neyland Drive 865.525.7827 or 800.509. 2628 The Tennessee Stage Company is a professional theater company that offers plays, acting classes and community outreach programs. The Tennessee Stage Company 1060 World’s Fair Park Drive 865.546.4280 Located in the heart of Downtown Knoxville, the historical Tennessee Theater offers vintage films, dance, theater, and performances from all music venues. The Tennessee Theater 604 S. Gay Street 865.522.1174 Take a ride on a train powered by an authentic steam engine. The ride last 1 ½ hours. Three Rivers Rambler 401 Henley Street, Suite 5 865.524.9411 Displays of the highlights of the first 100 years of women’s basketball. Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame 700 Hall of Fame Drive 865.633.9000 Written by Carolyn Cagle for Travel USA®, Copyright © 2003
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