
Market Square has been Knoxville's center since the farmers' market era — the pedestrian plaza is ringed by restaurants (Tomato Head, Tupelo Honey), boutiques, and the stage where buskers perform. Kids run the splash fountains; the square hosts free concerts, movies and the twice-weekly farmers market in season. It's the city's living room.
Yes — public square; events mostly free.
Wall Ave at the square's edge; State Street garage for driver parking.
Restaurants, shops, fountains, buskers — the city's central hangout.
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