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The annual Umoja Festival will return to Johnson City on Sept. 10, celebrating unity, community and diversity with music, art and family fun.

The Blue Plum Festival returned to downtown Johnson City on Friday after a two-year hiatus. Familiar favorites like the Ferris wheel and live music are featured at the two-day event,

The Downtown Yoga Festival is back for year two, though this year’s event will be quite different — moving from King Commons to Founders Park.

After a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, the Blue Plum Festival is set to return to Johnson City this weekend.

Johnson City has a robust variety of recreational options for residents and visitors who want to get some fresh air, and those opportunities are continuing to grow.

The Atlantic Ale House in Johnson City is a place where many go to find artfully constructed pints, but now they can go there for pint-sized art.

Christmas lights lit up the nights this season in towns throughout Northeast Tennessee. From the festive trees at Founders Park and King Commons to the dazzling light display in Elizabethton

Melvin’s face and forearms are pockmarked with small scabs. He picks at them while he talks, his voice hardly rising above a murmur.

The Rockefeller Center Christmas tree is certainly famous, but these displays are worth adding to your list, too.

Building on last years celebration, more than 150 Christmas trees will light up Founders and King Commons parks for the Candy Land Christmas.