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Performing Arts

Knoxville's flourishing music and entertainment community keeps the city's spirit hopping.

The city boasts its own symphony, opera and ballet companies, as well as a host of theatres and other live music and performance venues. UT's famous Clarence Brown Theater and the historic Tennessee Theatre bring professional productions in both drama and music to the local stage, and a number of smaller theatres, such as the Black Box Theatre, Laurel Theater, Carpetbag Theatre and the Tennessee Stage Company add to the terrific mix of entertainment options.


Sundown in the City (Thursday nights in Spring/Summer)

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Knoxville's celebrated free outdoor concert series, Sundown in the City, will return to Market Square in downtown Knoxville in the spring and summer months with concerts every Thursday night.

Tennessee Children's Dance Ensemble

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A unique modern dance company of 24 dancers ages 8-17, the Tennessee Children's Dance Ensemble serves as Official Goodwill Ambassadors for the State of Tennessee and is available to book…

Tennessee Stage Company

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A professional theatre company which presents the annual Shakespeare in the Square festival in Knoxville’s Market Square District among other performances.

Tennessee Theatre

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The beautiful Tennessee Theatre is a jewel of historic Knoxville, located in the heart of Downtown. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places and honored as the Official State Theatre of…

The Carpetbag Theatre, Inc.

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Founded in 1969, CBT is community based, non-profit, professional theatre company dedicated to the production of new works whose mission is to give voice to the under-served and to address the issues…

University of Tennessee School of Music-Concert

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The UT School of Music offers over 100 free concerts a year.

WDVX Blue Plate Special

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Radio station WDVX brings back the Knoxville tradition of downtown mid-day live radio shows with the "Blue Plate Special" at the Knoxville Visitor Center. Enjoy live music (Bluegrass to Americana)…

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