The school year is winding down just as the Knoxville Moms calendar is filling up! This May there are lots of activities for the whole family to enjoy. The Little Ponderosa Zoo & Rescue is holding a community celebration and you’re invited! There will be live music, food, inflatables and, of course, all the Ponderosa Zoo animals. For more details, click here. An especially sweet festival is taking place in Kingston. The Strawberry Festival at Narramore Farms will have plenty of berries to purchase along with delicious strawberry treats. Your children will love the fun farm activities. You’ll love the local vendors, food trucks and the “berry sweet” memories.
The beloved Children’s Festival of Reading is returning to World’s Fair Park. There will be arts and crafts, storytelling, musical performances and even visits with popular children’s book characters like Rainbow Fish, Taco Dragon and Cookie Monster! (That’s just naming a few!) Best of all, this festival is free and open to the public. No kilt is required for the upcoming Smoky Mountain Scottish Festival & Games. This celebration of Scottish culture and history is family-friendly with a long list of children’s activities. The Border Collie demonstrations are not to be missed along with the Scottish game exhibitions. It’s a trip to Scotland without even leaving Tennessee! No matter where your summer plans take you and your family Knoxville Moms hopes you have a great time!
The Retropolitan Craft Fair is a handmade and vintage marketplace featuring regional makers and businesses. We have been bringing indie-craft markets ...
The Museum of Appalachia welcomes the warmth of spring by trimming the heavy winter coats from their flock of sheep. We invite you to join the Museum ...
Join us for the 17th Annual Clinch River Spring Antique Fair in Historic Downtown Clinton, TN. Free Admission and parking to a show that offers the be...
Join us for the 17th Annual Clinch River Spring Antique Fair in Historic Downtown Clinton, TN. Free Admission and parking to a show that offers the be...
Please join Ijams for the opening of the new Ijams Nature Playscape at Grayson Subaru Preserve at a public ribbon cutting May 9 at 10 a.m. The Ijams N...
Come join Peppa on an exciting camping trip in the woods with George and her school friends, including Pedro Pony, Suzy Sheep, and Gerald Giraffe. Wit...
Enjoy an evening in Maryville as your Knoxville Symphony Orchestra performs a program featuring notable American composers. Picnic blankets, lawn chai...
On Saturday, May 14, kids ages 12 and under are invited to the 38th annual Bob Watt Youth Fishing Rodeo at Anchor Park for a morning of fishing and co...
Loudon County Community Paddle Event Saturday, May 14th, 2022, from 9:00 to 11:00 am at the Clear Creek Boat Ramp Join us on Saturday, May 14th, 2022,...
Our Movies in the Park series offers a free, outdoor movie night each month beginning in May and running through September. This season’s movie them...
Admission to this event is free and open to the public. Kick off summer at the Library with the return of our beloved Children’s Festival of Reading...
We will be hosting our second annual Third Creek Clean Paddle as part of the Great Knoxville Cleanup on May 21 from 10am-12pm. We will meet in the UT ...
On your feet, participants! Join us as we step into NAMIWalks Your Way 2022, which promises to be our most meaningful event ever. It’s a new day for...
Rule the Road provides teen drivers with driving knowledge and skills beyond the standard driving education programs. Taught by certified emergency v...
Enjoy a movie under the stars on the lawn of the Campbell Station Inn. Hosted by local non-profit Sending Senior Citizens Love this popular event is b...
The 10,000 Scoop Challenge is our way of giving back to communities throughout the country. It’s near and dear to our hearts (and stomachs) because ...
Rockin’ the Docks is an all-day festival that takes place each year on Fort Loudon Lake. Each summer, thousands of people gather at Lenoir City Park...
The beloved Children’s Festival of Reading is returning to World’s Fair Park. There will be arts and crafts, storytelling, musical performances and even visits with popular children’s book characters like Rainbow Fish, Taco Dragon and Cookie Monster! (That’s just naming a few!) Best of all, this festival is free and open to the public. No kilt is required for the upcoming Smoky Mountain Scottish Festival & Games. This celebration of Scottish culture and history is family-friendly with a long list of children’s activities. The Border Collie demonstrations are not to be missed along with the Scottish game exhibitions. It’s a trip to Scotland without even leaving Tennessee! No matter where your summer plans take you and your family Knoxville Moms hopes you have a great time!
