Hidden Hero Award by Rotary Club of Farragut

Issue #259

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🌤️ Knoxville Weather:  Scattered Thunderstorms with a High of 89

📰 Hidden Hero Award by Rotary Club of Farragut

📰 Tennessee Book and Readers Convention

🗓️Special Olympics TN Benefit Car Show

📰 Dr. Biscotti and the Human Condition

🏡 Real Estate 

🗓️ Upcoming Events

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Hidden Hero Award launched by

Rotary Club of Farragut

The Rotary Club of Farragut has announced the creation of the Hidden Hero Award to recognize unsung heroes in our community who go out of their way to help others.  “The Hidden Hero Award is our way to honor individuals in our community who exemplify the Rotary motto of Service Above Self,” said Scott Bertini, President of the Rotary Club of Farragut.

Anyone may nominate an individual for the Hidden Hero Award. Nominees must live, work or render service in Knox County and demonstrate a strong commitment to service to others. Nominees do not have to be a member of Rotary.  To nominate a person as a Hidden Hero, complete a brief form, explaining why you think that person deserves special recognition. The form can be completed in minutes and is available at bit.ly/RotaryHiddenHero.

The deadline for nominations of the first Hidden Hero Award is September 22, 2024. Rotary will announce the award winner in November.  For more information about the award, contact Tom Woodbery at [email protected].

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Tennessee Book and Readers Convention

Are you ready to dive into a world where words come alive and stories transport you to new realms? Then mark your calendars for the Tennessee Book & Reader's Convention, happening at the Knoxville Expo Center from September 6th at 2 PM to September 7th at 5 PM.

This exciting event is a paradise for bookworms, aspiring writers, and anyone who simply loves the smell of paper and the thrill of turning a page. The convention offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in all things literary, meet fellow book lovers, and discover new authors and genres that will capture your imagination.

From spine-chilling horror novels to heart-pounding romance stories, the convention will showcase a diverse array of genres, ensuring there’s something for everyone. Whether you’re on the hunt for your next great read or eager to learn more about the craft of writing, the Tennessee Book & Reader's Convention is the place to be.

Join us at the Knoxville Expo Center, located at 5441 Clinton Highway, for a weekend filled with literary adventures. We can't wait to see you there! Tickets

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Community:

Emotional Sobriety: Each Thursday at 5pm at The Kraken’s Cup. The Kracken’s Cup has partnered with Sober in Knoxville to create a safe and accepting environment for their N Knoxville meetups. Questions? Email [email protected].

Classic Movie at the Tennessee Theatre:
Star Wars - Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone and Jurassic Park are showing on Saturday, August 24th, More Info

German Fest: on Saturday, August 24th from 11am-8pm at First Lutheran Church, 1207 N Broadway, free admission

Food:

Tea Flights: offered Mondays - Thursdays at The Spice and Tea Exchange. Limited to 4 people per group at $8.99/person. Call the store for more information (865) 985-0913

Music:

Tim White & Troublesome Hollow: at Union County Opry on Saturday, August 17th at 7pm, 150 Main Street in Maynardville, More Info

August Live Music Month by WDVX: Jon Whitlock, Tennessee Shines, Martha Spencer’s Wonderland Country Band & Five Mile Mountain Road, Wood Box Heroes & Shawn Camp, More Info

The Lonesome River Band: at Union County Opry on Saturday, September 7th at 7pm, 150 Main Street in Maynardville, More Info

Tenors, Tuxedos, and Stalactites: Marble City Opera kicks off its twelfth season on Saturday, August 17th at 5:00 p.m. inside Historic Cherokee Caverns, 8524 Oak Ridge Highway, More Info

Air Supply’s The Lost in Love Experience: I'm all out of love…I'm so lost without you… - Remember that song? Come listen to this and other hits, on Thursday, October 10th! Tickets available here

Networking:

There are many recurring business networking events, both weekly and monthly.

Veterans:

Free Veteran’s Breakfast: The United Veterans Council of East Tennessee presents 13 free breakfasts for Veterans and guests on four Saturdays, monthly, Coffee line starts at 8am, Chow line starts at 8:30am. Locations and Dates

TRL: 90s & 00s Silent Disco

Get ready to party in your best 90s or 00s outfits at Hi-Wire Knoxville! This event features multiple DJs playing all the hits from the 90s and 00s through headphones, with three channels of music to choose from—90s, 2000s, and a Total Request Live channel where you can request your favorite songs. Headphones will be handed out at 7:30 PM, and the music ends at 11:30 PM. Tickets for headphones are $10 in advance or $15 on the day of the event. Be sure to get your tickets early, as headphones are limited! More info

Special Olympics TN Benefit Car Show

Join us for the Special Olympics TN Benefit Car Show! This exciting event is free for the public to attend, with a $25 entry fee for each vehicle. Categories include Best In Show, Best Modern (for cars less than 20 years old), Best Classic (for cars over 20 years old), and the People's Choice Award.

Enjoy a day of stunning vehicles, delicious food from onsite food trucks, and the thrill of a Racing Sim Rig experience. Whether you're a car enthusiast or just looking for a fun day out, this event is not to be missed!

Dr. Biscotti and the Human Condition

Boundaries. Choices. Happenstance. is an original play by Lisa Soland, produced by Theater 23. The story unfolds in the office of a psychologist, Dr. Biscotti, as he reflects on a recent tragic event. The play explores the lives of his clients, whose choices lead them down intertwining paths toward unexpected outcomes. As the psychologist navigates this web of psychological challenges, he is forced to confront his own humanity.

The play will be performed at the Knoxville Convention Center on Friday, September 20th, and Saturday, September 21st, at 7:30 PM, with additional shows on Saturday and Sunday, September 21st and 22nd, at 2:30 PM. More Info/Tickets

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