Apr 19 Friday
⭐ General Admission to SkyLand Ranch offers amazing views of the Great Smoky Mountains.
Ticket types🎫 Adult🎫 Child
Highlights🌄 Immerse yourself in the breathtaking scenery of the Great Smoky Mountains📸 Get a snapshot of the cute mini horses, mini donkeys, and miniature Highlander bulls🎶 Enjoy entertainment and treat yourself to delicious food from the Cafe & Bakery and food trucks
General Info📅 Date: various dates available (select during purchase)⏳ Duration: The wristband you have is usable for a continuous period of three days📍 Location: Skyland Ranch👤 Age requirement: All ages are welcome. No ticket needed for children under 3♿ Accessibility: The experience is not accessible for wheelchairs. Chairlift does not allow strollers, but they are available at the top.❓ For this event, all sales are final and tickets can’t be refunded, changed or modified. For more information, please refer to our T&Cs
DescriptionPrepare to be amazed by the jaw-dropping views of the majestic Smokies at the incredible SkyLand Ranch. Cute mini animals are waiting to steal your heart, while live entertainment will have you on the edge of your seat. There are plenty of options for food and shopping available. Don't let this unforgettable experience slip away. Get your tickets now!
⭐ The Wild Stallion Mountain Coaster at SkyLand Ranch offers a thrilling eight-minute ride on the longest mountain coaster in the U.S. Southeast.Ticket types🎫 Child (3-9) *Height: Between 38" (96.5cm) and 54" (137cm)🎫 Adult (10+) *Minimum height: 54" (137cm)Highlights🎢 Experience the exhilaration of the longest mountain coaster in the southeast with the Wild Stallion Mountain Coaster!🏔️ Immerse yourself in the breathtaking Smoky Mountain scenery as you traverse up and down the mountain not once, but twice!💨 Feel the adrenaline rush as you zoom through the twists and turns, reaching incredible speeds of up to 35 miles per hour!General Info📅 Dates: select your dates directly in the ticket selector⏳ Duration: 15mins📍 Meeting point: 1620 Parkway, 37862, Sevierville♿ Accessibility: this experience is not wheelchair accessible❓ For this event, all sales are final and tickets can’t be refunded, changed or modified. For more information, please refer to our T&CsDescriptionPrepare for an absolutely mind-blowing experience as you embark on the awe-inspiring Wild Stallion Mountain Coaster! Get ready to be thrilled for a whopping eight minutes, the longest ride in the entire U.S. Southeast! Hold on tight as you reach heart-pounding speeds of up to 35 mph! Immerse yourself in the captivating beauty of Sevierville, both during the daylight hours and at night when the city lights twinkle like stars. This extraordinary coaster guarantees a ride like no other and an opportunity to embrace the breathtaking views of the magnificent Smoky Mountains. Don't you dare miss out on this incredible adventure!
The Blount County Friends of the Library will celebrate 50 years of service to the community. Come in anytime during the day for the self-guided scavenger hunt and check out the display case with the history of the Friends. At 2 pm, the Friends will serve sparkling cider and cookies.
Apr 20 Saturday
The Rossini Festival is Knoxville Opera’s annual International Street Fair that celebrates the global impact on the music, food, art, and culture of East Tennessee. Throughout the festival, the public is treated to non-stop entertainment on four outdoor stages showcasing opera, classical, jazz, gospel, ethnic music, ballet, modern, and ethnic dance. Attendees can purchase from scores of food vendors and more than 75 artisans throughout the day, while The Y FunZone keeps children entertained. More than half a million residents of Knox County and the surrounding area have enjoyed the Rossini Festival over the years. Fun and family-oriented. Admission is always free.
More information can be found at knoxvilleopera.org/rossini-festival
Celebrate Earth Day with the eighth annual South Knoxville Community Cleanup!
The community-wide South Knoxville Community Cleanup will be held on Saturday, April 20, 2024 from 9am-12pm. The event base will be at Mary Vestal Park, located at 522 Maryville Pike, Knoxville, TN 37920.
We will be removing litter from South Knoxville roads, creeks, and parks. Participants of any age are welcome! We look forward to seeing those who live, work, or play in South Knoxville - as well as anyone who wants to lend a helping hand.
Presented by the Knoxville Garden Club and Garden Study Club, the 60th anniversary of the Talahi Plant Sale will debut at a brand new location, Westminster Presbyterian Church. All proceeds from the sale go to benefit local organizations including Blount Mansion, Ijams Nature Center and the Knoxville Botanical Garden. The sale boasts a vibrant assortment of plants, shrubs, perennials, annuals, home-baked goods and local gardening vendors. Come find the perfect annual or unique perennial to plant as the weather warms in East Tennessee!
🌟 Join us for the inaugural event of our year-long series, "Beyond Petticoats: Courage and Conviction in 18th-Century Women"! 🌟Presentation Title: "Clothing in the 18th century: Layers and High Heels, Oh My!"Date: Saturday, April 20th, 2024Time: 12:00 noonLocation: Marble Springs State Historic SitePlease RSVP using the ticket link so we know to expect you for this insightful view into historic fashion!Step into the fascinating world of 18th-century fashion with local historical weaver Artemis South as she presents "Clothing in the 18th century: Layers and High Heels, Oh My!" Ever wondered about the significance of clothing beyond its functional purpose? Join us as Artemis South delves deep into the historical significance of attire, exploring the colors, fabrics, and materials that shaped societal norms in the burgeoning United States.Lecture Description:"Clothing has always been a staple item in everyday life since the dawn of civilization, but do we truly understand its impact? Join us as we unravel the mysteries of 18th-century attire, pondering the profound influence of colors, fabrics, and materials on society. From the settlers of Europe to the evolving landscapes of early America, discover how clothing not only adorned bodies but also shaped environmental and societal landscapes."Following the lecture, immerse yourself in the vibrant world of historical dye demonstrations, where you can witness firsthand the techniques used to create the rich colors of the past.This is the first of our monthly educational programs for the 2024 programming season, promising a captivating journey through the stories of courageous women from centuries past.Don't miss out on this enlightening event! Reserve your spot today!Marble Springs State Historic Site is funded under an agreement with the Tennessee Historical CommissionMarble Springs State Historic Site is also generously supported by Knox County and the Arts and Heritage Fund with supplemental funds provided by the Governor John Sevier Memorial Association.
Join author A. Engels to learn about her new novel, "A Fool for an Heir," a magical epic set in medieval Russia. Proceeds from the sale of the book benefit the displaced children of Ukraine.
Apr 21 Sunday
Apr 25 Thursday
New Food Pantry now available to neighborhood and surrounding areas twice a month. Every 2nd Thursday of each month we will be giving away non-perishable goods and personal care items. On the 4th Thursday of each month we will be serving a hot meal.