Question 1

How do attendees get to and around Knoxville?

Accepted Answer

Knoxville is served by McGhee Tyson Airport with convenient connections, and it sits along major interstates for smooth drive-in access. Downtown is compact and walkable, with rideshare and local transit options to connect districts.

Question 2

What neighborhoods are best for staying or hosting?

Accepted Answer

Downtown Knoxville—centered on Market Square and Gay Street—offers walk-to-dining, arts, and entertainment. The Old City brings historic charm, music, and nightlife. West Knoxville’s Turkey Creek and Cedar Bluff are popular for shopping, dining, and easy interstate access.

Question 3

How many venues are available, and what types can we choose from?

Accepted Answer

Our directory lists 114 Knoxville venues, including event spaces (12), theaters (11), coworking spaces (8), hotels (7), museums (4), stadiums/arenas (2), gardens/parks (2), plus select bar/nightclub, historic, wedding, and winery/brewery options.

Question 4

Do venues in Knoxville offer on-site lodging?

Accepted Answer

Where known, one venue in our directory offers on-site guest rooms (5 rooms). The directory also includes 7 hotel venues; details vary by property—see individual listings.

Question 5

What space features and amenities can we expect?

Accepted Answer

Where known, rooms reach up to 60 ft for dramatic production needs. Venues commonly offer outdoor space (10%), AV/tech (6%), parking (6%), and on-site lodging (6%), with select options featuring in-house catering (2%), rooftops (2%), bridal suites (2%), and wheelchair accessibility (2%). Capacity details vary by venue.

Neighborhoods in Knoxville