Join 400,000 friends on September 2, 2012, and experience the largest Labor Day fireworks show in the Nation. We've got great food, games and live entertainment. And it's all Free—as always! See you there.

The luxury yacht Volunteer Princess is Knoxville’s premier waterfront dining experience. Equipped with two climate-controlled decks for year-round cruising, the yacht is perfect for Weddings, Corporate Events, Group's & Romantic Sunset Dinners that are open to the general public.

Located in West Knoxville, Turkey Creek Greenway is locatd between Campbell Station Road and Lovell Road and runs along the Turkey Creek Wetland which is the largest wetland area in the county. Close by the greenway is the Turkey Creek shopping area filled with many stores, restaurants and a theatre. The length is two miles and is used for walking, running, bicycling, and walking dogs.

Located in Worlds Fair Park, the South's Finest Chocolate Factory is Knoxville's only full-line chocolatier. The factory produces over 100 fine chocolates and candies and is open to visitors in the candy shop.

Knoxville’s Market Square area is host to an eclectic blend of culinary delights, has a variety of stores to suit your shopping needs with friendly merchants ready to assist you and features two water play fountains for the kids. Market Square is adjacent to the scenic Krutch Park.

The Three Rivers Rambler is a 90 minute train ride that takes visitors along the Tennessee River starting in Downtown Knoxville and making its way to the "Three Rivers Trestle" where the French Broad and Holston Rivers join to form the Tennessee River. There are rides throughout the year including July, October for the Pumpkin Express and December for the Christmas Express.

The Emporium Center is Knoxville's first true arts center with two galleries, cultural office spaces, and artist studios. Admission is always free.

The Knoxville Visitor Center's Gift Shop, located in downtown Knoxville, is the place to find locally made pieces like pottery, paintings, candles and more. Also, while shopping for personal gifts or presents, you can take a break and get something to eat or drink from The Coop Cafe, which is located directly next to the gift shop, or listen to live music every weekday at noon compliments of the Knoxville Visitor Center.

A 44-acre "secret garden" that is preserved and restored for the benefit and enjoyment of the public with historic landscape that has been carefully restored and expanded.

The Women's Basketball Hall of Fame is an international museum dedicated to preserving the history of women's basketball. Inside, the Hall is a bright fun-filled facility with interactive exhibits and ball courts.

The East TN Historical Society has all a visitor needs to learn about the region's history in one building. Whether visitors want to tour the Museum of East TN History with its many permanent and temporary exhibits including information on Cherokee Indians, the Civil War, emergence of Country Music and more or visit the Calvin M. McClung Historical collection to research geneologies,this building has all one needs to learn more about East Tennessee.

Lakeshore Park is 60 acres and features a playground, open space, paved trails, 6 baseball/softball fields, 2 soccer fields, a concession stand and restrooms. This park is known for its great views of Fort Loudon Lake and the Great Smoky Mountains.

The Knoxville Museum of Art celebrates the art and artists of East Tennessee, presents new art and new ideas, serves and educates diverse audiences, and enhances Knoxvilles quality of life. The museum is located in downtown Knoxville at 1050 Worlds Fair Park and is open to the public Tuesday through Saturday 10-5 pm, and Sunday 1 pm-5 pm. Admission and parking are free.

The Star of Knoxville is an authentic paddlewheeler with a capacity 325 passengers. The main deck seats 144 passengers and is fully enclosed, air conditioned, and heated for year-round comfort. The vessel is equipped with two (2) bars, a dance floor, band stage, and is exquisitely decorated for the most elegant dinner and entertainment available. If you don't feel like having the black-tie event, the atmosphere is functional as a jeans and shorts type of place for the family reunions and football parties. Enjoy the scenic Tennessee River aboard an authentic stern-wheel paddleboat offering sightseeing, dinner and party cruises.

Confederate Memorial Hall was a focal point of history during the Siege of Knoxville as the headquarters for General James Longstreet. Today the antebellum house is a museum owned by Knoxville Chapter 89 UDC.