If you’re looking for something to do this weekend, the 865 has plenty of options — from a major cultural festival in downtown Knoxville to live comedy in Oak Ridge and an early-morning fall-color experience in Gatlinburg.

Here are five local picks worth putting on your radar.

HoLa Festival at World’s Fair Park

One of Knoxville’s biggest cultural celebrations returns Saturday with food, music, crafts and community at World’s Fair Park.

The HoLa Festival runs from 4 to 10 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 10, with a focus on Hispanic and Latin American culture.

For families, couples and anyone looking for a lively downtown event, this is one of the strongest all-around picks of the weekend.

Secret City Improv Festival in Oak Ridge

For something a little different, the Secret City Improv Festival continues through Saturday night at the Historic Grove Theater.

The event brings together dozens of improv teams and more than 150 performers, making it one of the more unusual regional entertainment options on the calendar.

If you like live comedy and spontaneous performances, this is a strong Oak Ridge weekend pick.

Smoky Mountain Sunrise at Gatlinburg SkyPark

Early risers can catch a quieter side of Gatlinburg with Smoky Mountain Sunrise at SkyPark on Saturday morning.

The event runs from 7 to 9 a.m., giving guests early access before the regular day gets going.

With fall color starting to build in the mountains, this is an especially good option for anyone who wants scenery without the midday crowds.

Finish on the Field 5K + Kids Mile

Runners and families can head to Covenant Health Park Saturday morning for the Finish on the Field 5K + Kids Mile.

The event runs from 8 to 11 a.m. and gives participants a chance to finish inside the ballpark.

It’s a good fit for active families or anyone looking for a more energetic way to start the weekend.

Amy Grant at the Tennessee Theatre

Saturday night brings a major concert to downtown Knoxville as Amy Grant performs at the Tennessee Theatre at 7:30 p.m.

The show adds a strong live-music option to a weekend already packed with festivals and outdoor activities.

For anyone looking for an evening out downtown, this is one of the weekend’s biggest ticketed events.

A few more options

The Market Square Farmers Market runs Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., while the Secret City Head Race continues at Melton Lake in Oak Ridge through Sunday.

In Gatlinburg, Oktoberfest at Ober Mountain and other fall-season activities are also continuing through the weekend.

Whether you’re looking for culture, comedy, live music, outdoor activity or mountain scenery, there’s no shortage of ways to spend a fall weekend around East Tennessee.