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Knoxville Historic District
The Brookside offers a refined aesthetic distinct from its sister venue, The Relix. With a grand ballroom that hosts up to 300 seated guests (or 400 standing) and a two-floor layout—including a downstairs lounge—the venue accommodates seamless transitions between event segments. Its stately design features a coffered ceiling with chandeliers, Appalachian hickory floors, dramatic DMX-controlled lighting, and a glass-door patio that blends indoor elegance with outdoor atmosphere.
1221 N Central St, Knoxville, TN 37917
An evening with the winemaker 🍷
Join @zerozeroknox on February 5th from 6–9pm for a by the glass takeover featuring Guthrie Family Wines. Meet the winemaker, sip something special, and let DJ Derek O Martin set the mood with vinyl selections all night long.
It’s better in the Happy Holler. ✨
The most vibrant spot in Happy Holler🌈
@chopshophair is more than a salon; it’s a warm, creative hub where comfort, artistry, and community collide.
Got a song up your sleeve? Jump on stage and play, they’ll reward you with a discount.
Everything’s better in the Happy Holler.
Waynestock is back for three nights of live rock ’n’ roll at @relix_brookside_knoxville in Happy Holler.
Featuring a lineup of local favorites and fresh faces, this all-ages event blends great music with a greater purpose. This year’s proceeds benefit Centro Hispano and their Family Preparedness and legal clinic programs serving Knoxville families.
$10 entry, raffle prizes, and a weekend built on community.
It’s better in the Happy Holler.
Rooted in tradition and blooming in Knoxville.
@_stemtostem_ is Happy Holler’s go-to for same-day delivery of beautifully handcrafted floral arrangements—thoughtfully designed for everything from heartfelt sympathy tributes to joyful, everyday bouquets.
It’s better in the Happy Holler.
A perfect Friday evening, poured.
Tonight, @centralbottleknox hosts a special tasting with PJ Rosenberg of @vomboden. Thoughtfully crafted wines and a great way to start the weekend.
It’s better in the Happy Holler.
