June

Monday, Jun 9th Junior Cheer Camp Farragut Cheerleading will host a Junior Cheer Camp for rising kindergarten through fifth-graders in Lynn E. Sexton Gymnasium at Farragut High School from 9:30 a.m. to noon, Monday through Wednesday, June 9-11. “All participants will learn cheers, chants, stunts and a dance,” a Farragut Cheerleading press release stated. For more info, or to register, visit https://farrhs.givebacks.com//store/items/1185039
Monday, Jun 9th Farragut Cheerleading will host a Junior Cheer Camp for rising kindergarten through fifth-graders in Lynn E. Sexton Gymnasium at Farragut High School from 9:30 a.m. to noon, Monday through Wednesday, June 9-11. “All participants will learn cheers, chants, stunts and a dance,” a Farragut Cheerleading press release stated. For more information, or to register, visit https://farrhs.givebacks.com//store/items/1185039
Friday, Jun 13th Knoxville Newcomers Club Ladies who are new to the area or who just want to make friends, Knoxville Newcomers Club welcomes you for lunch and a program beginning at 1:30 p.m., Wednesday June 18, in Bearden Banquet Hall, 5806 Kingston Pike. Speaker will be a representative from Second Harvest Food Bank. Make reservations at 865-254-5889 no later than Friday, June 13.
Monday, Jun 16th Camp Paradise Valley Registration is now open for The Salvation Army’s free summer camp programs at Camp Paradise Valley in Burkesville, Kentucky. Children and teenagers 7 to 17 who reside in the Greater Knoxville area are eligible to attend a six-day overnight summer camp experience — completely free of charge, including transportation, meals, lodging, and activities: Elementary Camp (ages 7–12) Monday through Saturday, June 16-21; Teen Camp (ages 13–17) July 7–12; Music Camp (ages 7–17) July 14-19; Music Conservatory (ages 12–17) June 16–July 12, which is a long-format camp focused on musical skill development, ideal for beginners or experienced young musicians. For additional information, including parents or guardians interested in enrolling their children, contact The Salvation Army of Knoxville by completing the online interest form found at https://southernusa.salvationarmy.org/Knoxville/summer-camp-parents. Parents also can call 865-525-9401 or visiting the office at 409 N Broadway in Knoxville.  “This is a wonderful opportunity for children from East Tennessee to experience the joy of summer camp, many for the first time,” said Maj. Cameron Henderson, who leads the local Salvation Army with his spouse, Maj. Paula Henderson. “Camp Paradise Valley gives kids a chance to step away from their everyday surroundings and just enjoy being kids while also learning valuable life lessons in leadership, faith and friendship.”  For more information about camp or other youth programs offered by The Salvation Army, call 865-525-9401, visit http://salvationarmyknoxville.org/ or follow The Salvation Army of Knoxville on Facebook and Instagram.
Friday, Jun 20th Town of Farragut’s Bluegrass Summer Solstice Concert Town of Farragut’s Bluegrass Summer Solstice Concert, running from 6 to 8 p.m., Friday, June 20, in Mayor Ralph McGill Plaza, 101 N. Campbell Station Road, will “help us celebrate the longest day of the year with one of Tennessee’s oldest musical genre,” a Town press release stated. “No need to worry about dinner plans — we’ll have a variety of food trucks on-site, serving up delicious bites so you can focus on the music and fun,” the release further stated. “More details about the lineup and what to expect will be announced soon.”

November

Saturday, Nov 1st Outdoor Farmers Market Season Dixie Lee Farmers Market is well under way with its Outdoor Farmers Market Season from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. each Saturday through Nov. 1 at The Reniassance - Farragut, 12740 Kingston Pike. “We are committed to bringing you the freshest and most delicious fruits, vegetables, and other locally sourced products,” a DL Farmers Market press release stated.” Our farmers work hard to bring their harvest to your table, and our artisans craft unique products that you won’t find anywhere else.”