Chattanooga’s Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard is a bustling area with craft breweries, bars, restaurants, and other businesses. But more than 40 years ago, it was known as Ninth Street, an African American community that most folks called ‘The Big 9.” Locals old enough to remember will tell you…
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Some might call us Chattanoogans aggressively welcoming—like it’s a bad thing? Ask us where to eat or what you can’t miss and we’re more than happy to give you tips on how to experience the authentic Scenic City. Whether it’s a night on the town with their special someone, a day of adventure with…
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Who: Anyone who loves history, especially African American history. What: The Chattanooga African American Museum pays homage to Chattanooga historic names like The Impressions, Bessie Smith, Reggie White, Venus Lacy, and many more. See replicas of former 9th street businesses, learn about the…
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One of the best ways to enjoy Chattanooga's outdoor scene and take in a taste of local flavor is to dine at one of our many restaurants with outdoor seating. Here is a list of some of the places you will want to check out in our city named "Best in the U.S. by Lonely Planet twice! Boathouse…
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