January Glow & Grow: A Beautiful Start to the Year in Knoxville
- Angela Mizner
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Updated: 7 hours ago

January’s Glow & Grow event was everything I hoped it would be—and more. It wasn’t just another gathering. It was a room full of intention, creativity, collaboration, and genuine connection. From the moment guests walked in, you could feel it: Knoxville showed up in a big way.
What continues to impress me most about this community is not only the number of women who attended our launch event, but the quality—thoughtful, engaged, supportive women who came ready to connect, uplift, and invest in one another. That energy is priceless, and it’s what makes these events so meaningful for everyone involved.

Incredible Partners, Real Value
Each partner at January’s Glow & Grow brought something unique to the experience, creating an environment where guests could truly engage, discover, and connect—without pressure or pretense.
Volonté Artistry Powell elevated the room with artistry and beauty, reminding us that self-care is an experience.
Ashlynn Beth Pottery showcased beautiful, intentional pieces that sparked conversation and appreciation for handmade art.
Queen Tee’s brought bold personality and wearable confidence that guests instantly gravitated toward.
Amethyst Massage Knoxville offered a moment of calm and education around wellness—something we all crave, especially in January.
Sword Links Permanent Jewelry created lasting, meaningful keepsakes that felt both personal and celebratory.
Printshop Beer Co added a relaxed, social element that made mingling easy and natural.
Knoxville Moving Co blew us away with their success story—proof that every business has a story worth hearing.
Tracey Torres Photography captured the heart of the night beautifully, preserving moments that truly reflect the energy in the room.
Jefferson Nail Bar added a touch of fun and self-expression that guests loved.
Knox Petal Bar brought color, creativity, and joy—flowers have a way of instantly lifting the spirit.
Brie & Bloom Charcuterie by Chelsey Riley was both art and nourishment, offering an experience that felt indulgent and intentional.
Each partner wasn’t just present—they were engaged, supported, and genuinely appreciated by attendees. That matters.

Grateful, Inspired, and Excited for What’s Ahead
What stood out most was how supportive this Knoxville community truly is. Women cheering each other on. Conversations that went deeper than surface-level networking. Businesses connecting not out of obligation, but out of curiosity and respect.
I walked away from January Glow & Grow feeling deeply grateful—to the partners who trusted us, the venue that welcomed us, and the guests who continue to show up with open hearts and open minds. This is the kind of community that reminds me why we do this.
If January was any indication, this year is going to be something special. I’m honored to be building alongside such an incredible group of women and businesses right here in Knoxville.
Photo credit: Tracey Torres Photography
































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