I'm a single mom of 3 and took my kids to see their first Drive-In movie tonight. I cannot put into…read morewords how amazing our experience was. I told the girl checking tickets that we were first time visitors and she quickly pointed out all the highlights including the best parking spots. My six year old must've told me 20 times that this was the best night of his life and that I was a genius for planning our family date night. We will definitely be back soon!

From the owner: LoCo Drive-In is a new drive-in theater serving residents and travelers in the greater Knoxville…read moremetro. A 35-foot by 63-foot LED screen provides a unique movie experience in 4k. Watch new release movies to cult-classics, concerts and live streamed sporting events with showtimes announced every week. The outdoor LED screen not only provides high definition video, but allows for daytime viewing even during bright sunlight. LoCo is the only daytime drive-in theater in the United States. Open year round from Thursday to Sunday, LoCo Drive-In opened in July of 2021. Theater concessions are available during all showtimes and food trucks visit on the weekends. Experience a Drive-In theater of the future. Watch new movies safely with your family in the comfort of your truck, SUV or car.

The Impossibility Theater is a small, intimate venue with about 52 seats, located in Sevierville,…read moreTennessee. Tickets are available online, over the phone, or in person. The show begins promptly at 5:30 PM, but entry isn't allowed until exactly 5:00 PM. Trust me they're strict about it. I arrived at 4:50 and found the doors locked. A gentleman greeted me at the door and kindly explained he still had a few final preparations to handle. Even with a restroom request, they held firm on the timing. True to his word, the doors opened at 5:00 PM sharp. As you walk in, you're welcomed by a staff member who checks your name and guides you to your seat. What's quirky and fun is that the same man who takes your ticket also performs the entire one-man show! The stage sits just six feet from the front row, creating a cozy and personal atmosphere. The space is very clean, and soft background music plays while you wait. The restroom is located at the back, which means you'll have to walk across in front of the audience if nature calls mid-performance. It's spotless and includes a single handicap-accessible bar next to the toilet. Best to go beforehand. There's a small counter that offers snacks and drinks, though in my opinion, the prices didn't match the portions. A little steep for what you get. This show is best suited for younger children rather than adults. That's why I gave it a higher rating, viewed through the right lens, it's charming and lighthearted. However, if it were intended for a broader adult audience, I'd probably rate it lower. One notable drawback was the unlocked front door during the performance. While we were mid-show, two people wandered in asking about future tickets, and the performer actually paused the show to answer them. I get the hustle, but it broke the flow and felt disruptive. You're welcome to film the performance, which is unusual and at the end of the show, comes a QR code encouraging guests to leave a positive review. A little unconventional, but memorable.

Erik Dobell gave our family a fantastic experience. He was entertaining, educational and overall…read moreincredible.

Awesome golf course, community and people. Always enjoy visiting this east TN paradise. Mountain…read moreviews, beautiful lake, challenging (well maintained) golf course and superb clubhouse offering quality food, drinks and service.

Rarity Bay was in excellent condition on this beautiful, Thursday morning. We were greeted by…read morefriendly faces at the entrance gate and pro shop as well. The course was forgiving and open, and the greens rolled true. We will be back.

Very tasty chicken salad sandwich for only $7! Cute gift store with handmade goods. The cheese…read morelooked very high quality and fresh in cheese shop. The employees greeted me with a smile. This is a great stop!

This is the kind of place where your healthy alter ego stays buckled up in the car--and you waltz…read morein guilt-free, ready to eat like it's your birthday. Their cheese selection? Chef's kiss. We sampled a few, and the views while snacking were straight out of a postcard--peaceful, pretty, and perfect for pretending you're in a cheese commercial. Whatever you do, don't skip the Café. It's in this gorgeous, huge old barn that's been lovingly renovated into a temple of ooey-gooey grilled cheese goodness. It's basically sacred ground for sandwich lovers. Grilled cheese is their thing, and oh boy, do they do it justice. My husband went for the Smoked Bologna, I had The Big Cheese (because... obviously), and our friends followed our lead. No regrets. These sandwiches are THICK, golden, buttery slabs of bread hugging melted cheese like it's a warm embrace from grandma. Pro tip: One whole sandwich is basically a cheesy Everest. My husband took half to go. I, on the other hand, showed no restraint. Dessert? Oh yeah. We shared a chocolate peanut butter shake (sin in a cup), and our friends had the cake batter one--because balance, right? Also, they have a super cute shop where I snagged some Tennessee jams to bring home. Gifts, I said. For others. (Probably.) It's a lovely spot--perfect for a chill picnic with family or friends... or to just sit quietly while your food coma gently sets in.

Great family owned winery with knowledgeable staff and great conversation! Was visiting and came…read morefor a wine tasting experience. Pure good vibes and tasty wines. I recommend checking this place out

Paulette was a great host. We enjoyed the tasting and selected two of their red wines. We also…read moreenjoyed the frosty drinks. It was a cute space not far from the interstate. We camped there without any issues.