Hoskins Drug Store has been serving the Clinton community since 1930. Hoskins is proud to offer a full service pharmacy, home medical equipment, as well as an authentic soda fountain and gift department. Visit Hoskins for lunch and try their home cooked meals and old fashioned milksha...
The first monument between a U.S. Manhattan Project city and Japan, the bell serves as an expression of hope for everlasting peace.
View the historic former Manhattan Project facility in this overlook that features pictures, historic displays, and a video.
Visitors can also visit the K-25 Virtual Museum. The virtual museum tells the story of the K-25 facil...
The Lenoir Museum contains artifacts from Early Americana which were collected for over 60 years by Will G. Lenoir and his wife Helen and donated by the Lenoirs to the State of Tennessee. The Lenoirs strongly desired that the rapidly, changing times not wipe out an appreciation of the hard ...
The Museum of Appalachia tells the story of our pioneer forebears, in their own words and through the artifacts they left behind. Built over a span of 40 years, this authentic replica of mountain life includes historic log buildings, display halls filled with authentic artifacts, and garden...
Located at Y-12, one of the original Manhattan Project facilities, this center houses historic displays and videos about Y-12.
Meeting space is available - 416 seated and 500 plus standing.
Permanent collection of contemporary international artists as well as featuring rotating exhibits of local and regional artists.
The Oak Ridge Civic Ballet Association (ORCBA) was organized in 1963 and is the oldest continuously chartered non-profit dance organization in Tennessee. While classical ballet is the primary art form performed at the ORCBA, modern, character, and ethnic dance have also shared the ORCBA stage.
Established in 1943, visitors can enjoy many performances throughout the year by talented vocational and professional musicians of the Oak Ridge Symphony and Oak Ridge Chorus.
The Community Orchestra showcases the talent of local area performers and composers at as many as six concerts per year.