We tend to pick this movie theatre because of the convenient location, comfortable chairs, and…read morestadium seating. They have eight screens at this location and offer movies in standard and 3D format. When we want to see something in IMAX we make the trek to the Pinnacle, since this theater does not have it. Also, if you join the Regal Crown Club (free to join) you can earn points for every purchase made. Then, you can redeem these points for concessions, movie tickets, merchandise, and more. Other perks include on Tuesdays, you can purchase discounted movie tickets for $7.99 or less and 50% off popcorn. Know before you go: Parking tickets can be validated at the movie theater for free parking.

On Sunday night, (11/30), I was looking at their menu while waiting for my family and I noticed…read morethat the boys working the register were making fun of a customer for having an accent. As someone with an immigrant mother I know how hurtful and degrading that experience is. I could overhear and understand what he was saying but they all kept going "whats he saying" and laughing with each other about him. It made that couple visibly uncomfortable and it made me feel very unwelcome. I hope you take racial injustice and discrimination seriously here because it was very sad and discouraging to see. Do better

Very old highly recommend there shows tho ! Went there to go for a comedy show and all functions…read morelike any regular show but a very old building lmao

The Tennessee Theatre in Knoxville, Tennessee, is a historic movie palace from 1928 that now serves…read moreas a premier performing arts venue, hosting Broadway shows, concerts, classic films, and more, after a major restoration in 2005. Known for its opulent Spanish-Moorish design with global influences, it is the Official State Theatre of Tennessee and a landmark on South Gay Street.

I had a deeply disappointing experience at this Regal location. Not only was the service poor, but…read moreI was also treated with blatant disrespect by two specific employees who accused me of something I simply did not do. Being falsely accused as a paying customer is unacceptable, but the lack of professionalism in how it was handled was the real dealbreaker. To make matters worse, trying to resolve this through proper channels has been a nightmare. I attempted to reach out to corporate to discuss the incident, but I've been given nothing but the run-around. It seems there is no clear way to get in touch with anyone who actually has the authority to address staff misconduct. If you value being treated with basic decency, I'd suggest taking your business elsewhere. This management and corporate team clearly do not prioritize customer integrity or communication.

Clean bathrooms and clean theaters Popcorn was fresh could…read morenot with cup filled full of ice

Such a fun visit while in Knoxville…read more The staff at the front desk was welcoming and informative. We particularly enjoyed seeing the model rooms and learning about the architecture. I want to go visit those houses now! Free museum. It's not too big but you can spend 1-2 hours here.

This museum is great for Knoxville. It's not very big, but you'll spend 1-2 hours there…read more Story time: It was weird. When we arrived, the lady up front for our check-in asked how we had heard of them. I'm like... "Uh... It's art. We go where art is. We love art." I couldn't think of any other answer that fit the boxes she was checking. I love art, and that's where you can find me. It didn't fit any of her checkboxes, she waited a moment like she was waiting for me to say something else before saying, "Oh, that's a new reason we're going to have to add" or something like that. One of the usher girls understood what I was saying. No shame on the lady... it was just odd. I don't just hear about museums. I see if a city has one and I go. In my world, that's a 100,000 percent normal thing. I still laugh about it. You'll have fun here. If you've visited major art museums in Atlanta, Pittsburgh, Philly, Chicago, NY, or SF, you'll still have fun here, but it won't be the famous paintings you're looking for. If you're in Knoxville and have time to spare, I'd visit, but it's not an absolute must-do thing.

What an amazing gem in little Knoxville! If you would like to see genuine art and created by UT…read morestudents, this is the place!

From the owner: We are an on-campus space for the campus and community to connect with art. The gallery fosters…read moreartistic curiosity and supports inquiry by creating diverse cultural experiences to serve the university and our communities. Our programming represents current attitudes in art and architecture, supports the curricula of the School of Art, The College of Architecture and Design, and campus constituents, and serves as a cultural resource for Knoxville and East Tennessee. Our exhibitions strive to be trans-disciplinary, experimental, and present art not readily available elsewhere in East Tennessee.

My husband and I went to see a movie downtown, but got there rather early, so we decided to walk…read morearound and see what we could find in the nearby area. The art market was a rather fun place to stumble upon. It's not just an art gallery, but an actual art co op, so the people you are buying art from art actually the artists (so be careful what you say!). The people working here were super nice, and some of the art was gooorgeous. They not only have paintings, but lots of photography, sculptures (one artist seems to have a particularly odd penchant for vegetable steamers), jewelry, and clothing. The ceramics and jewelry were pretty reasonably priced. Some of the artwork was reasonable, and some both my husband and I both agreed was waaaay overpriced. I imagine since the artists determine the price for their own artwork. There was one painting which I'm now wishing I had bought. Maybe if we have a little extra money next month I'll call and see if it's still there. In any case, we did buy a ceramic vase, which we are now housing our lucky bamboo. Overall, I really liked this little art co cop, and I would gladly go back.

I stumbled across this gallery while I was making my way to the farmers market. I'm glad I did! A…read morelovely variety of artwork - in mediums and styles. I would definitely recommend stopping if you get the chance!

The streets of Downtown Knoxville come alive for a First Friday, which is held the first Friday of…read moreevery month. Tons of artists and artsy organizations called Knoxville home, while First Friday has been happening for 13 years, it is really getting better and better each year. You can explore galleries, studios, and artist collectives; roam through shops hosting open houses and local artist exhibits; enjoy performance art and live music in the streets and a variety of venues; drop in restaurants along the way and treat yourself to drinks and culinary pleasures. You never know what you are going to find and it's a great way to support our local Arts Community. The galleries have extended hours on First Friday nights so can pop in after work and enjoy what you might miss out on during the week. Check the website to help plan your visit since each gallery and the artists rotate out each month in a lot of these local galleries.