East TN Maker’s Market Christmas Market
The East Tennessee Maker's Market is a unique and exciting event celebrating hand-crafted, home-grown, and scratch-made goods from talented local makers.
Held on the beautiful campus of Maryville College at the foothills of the Smokies, this open-air market provides a platform for skilled artisans to share their creations, connect with their community, and showcase their work. From pottery and jewelry to woodworking and fresh flowers, the market offers a diverse range of one-of-a-kind goods for visitors to explore and purchase.
Visitors can enjoy food, and drinks while browsing the market, making it a fun and immersive experience for all. The event is a great way to support local artisans and businesses while discovering unique and high-quality handmade goods.
Ijams 11th Annual Holiday Marketplace
Come out to the beloved Knoxville-area nature center Ijams, and do your gift-getting for folks who love the outdoors, handmade, or renewable at the Annual Holiday Marketplace! In addition to local makers and artisans to shop from, there will be a selection of food trucks for seasonal treats and drinks, animal ambassadors to watch and learn from, and of course the many miles of Ijams trails to explore for a full day of fun!
Learn more at the Ijams website.
Old City Market Sunday Market
Beastie and Bone is a vendor once again at local favorite, the Old City Sunday Market! Conveniently located in near historical Downtown Knoxville, enjoy quaint architecture, stop at one of the many nearby pubs, restaurants, or coffee shops for lunch or a caffeine pick-up, and shop the Old City Sunday Market for all kinds of handmade and locally-owned goods.
Learn more here.
Knox Small Press Fest Publisher's Fair
Knox Small Press Fest is a multi day community celebration of independent publishers, artists, and printmakers. The festival engages Tennessee artists, makers, writers, and poets through city-wide events including: a portfolio exchange and exhibition, poetry readings and zine exchanges, a community printmaking demonstrations, a free kids arts workshop, and a Small Press Publishing Fair, featuring more than 30 local artists, writers, zine-makers, and publishers.
Old City Market Sunday Market
Beastie and Bone is a vendor once again at local favorite, the Old City Sunday Market! Conveniently located in near historical Downtown Knoxville, enjoy quaint architecture, stop at one of the many nearby pubs, restaurants, or coffee shops for lunch or a caffeine pick-up, and shop the Old City Sunday Market for all kinds of handmade and locally-owned goods.
Learn more here.
Dogwood Arts 2024 Regional Exhibition
Beastie and Bone work The Old Growth from The North American Megafauna Project on display in the Emporium in Downtown Knoxville as part of the Dogwood Arts 2024 Regional Exhibition.
Opening reception August 2nd, 5-9pm.
Summer Shop Update
New recycled paper prints, Kraft paper stickers, linocut prints, paper art, and a downloadable paper entomology kit available in the main Beastie and Bone shop!
Old City Market Sunday Market
The popular Old City Market is back in historic Knoxville. Falling on Mother’s Day, the May market is a great opportunity to treat the mother in your life to local gifts and tasty treats on the way to or from one of the many great dining venues in the area. Learn more about the market at the official website or Instagram page.
Street parking in Downtown Knoxville is free on Sundays!
Retropolitan Craft Fair
Beastie and Bone is back for their second year at the spring Retropolitan Craft Fair! Held in the beautiful brick Mill and Mine building, this year’s spring market will have local vendors of everything from artisan teas, jewelry, hand-bound books, plants, art, and and tasty treats, and admittance to the market is free.
Visit the Retropolitan website for more information!
Dogwood Arts Festival
Find Beastie and Bone at booth #7 all weekend long at the largest outdoor art event in Knoxville, the Dogwood Arts Festival!
Festival Hours are:Friday, April 26th: 10am - 7pmSaturday, April 27th: 10am - 7pmSunday, April 28th: 10am - 5pm
Admission is free, but parking can be tricky. I advise checking out the official event information at the Dogwood Arts website!