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3 ways to celebrate Women’s History Month in Knoxville

Attend a lecture, film screening, and tea gathering in honor of inspiring women in Knoxville.

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Tickets to the Women’s History Tea Party cost $20 and include a special take-home gift. | Photo via Canva

March is Women’s History Month, a dedicated time to celebrate the achievements of women throughout US history. Knoxville is marking the occasion with events that celebrate, educate, and inspire. Here are a few you won’t want to miss.

Thursday, March 12 | “Knoxville Women: Education and Hope”
Join award-winning educator Dr. Melody Hawkins at Blount Mansion Visitors Center for a lecture exploring how women on the margins shaped Knoxville’s education system over the city’s first 250 years.

Sunday, March 15 | Daytime Docs: “Fly With Me”
Visit the Lawson McGhee Library for a screening of a documentary about trailblazing women who became flight attendants at a time when single women couldn’t order a drink or dine alone.

Sunday, March 29 | Women’s History Tea Party
Enjoy tea and homemade refreshments at The Bottom while you swap stories about empowering women. Attendees are invited to bring a poem or passage written by one of their favorite authors or educators.