Visit the Tennessee Riverpark on any given day, and chances are you’ll find the trail alive with activity. Runners dash by in bright shoes, while bikers of all ages roll down the trail. Couples, families, and camera-toting individuals stroll past, taking in the sights and paying testament to the…
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By Merrell McGinness I don’t do horror or haunted houses. The last scary movie I watched was Children of the Corn in sixth grade. So when I got the assignment to do Ruby Falls’ Haunted Cavern, I was nervous. Buzzfeed named it fourth in their list of “terrifying haunted houses to see before you…
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Artist Residency Chattanooga (ARC) Launches This October With Arrival Of First Visiting Artist Independent artist and former Art Department Chair Ryder Richards has joined the Chattanooga arts community for the month to create a new series of work in preparation for an exhibition scheduled to open…
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If Trees Could Sing is a Nature Conservancy program that brings together a diverse array of musical artists to talk about trees and their benefits for people. Trees do so much for us, making life healthier and better in many ways. But trees can’t tell us what they do for us and why we should care…
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The 2016/17 Season features the Barnett & Company Masterworks Series with amazing music from composers past and present (including works by four living composers). Its First Tennessee Foundation Pops Series features Latin jazz greats, the Mambo Kings, its annual Home for the Holidays and Big Band…
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The Chattanooga Symphony and Opera's mission is to inspire, engage and enrich the Chattanooga community through music and music education. The CSO has provided Chattanooga and surrounding areas with professional musical performances since 1933 and performs symphony, opera, chamber and pops programs…
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The Patten Performances series was inaugurated by the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga in 1980 as the Dorothy Patten Fine Arts Series, in honor of one of Chattanooga’s most famous performing artists. Ms. Patten appeared in over 30 Broadway plays, countless touring and summer stock productions…
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Public Art Chattanooga is bringing Konstantin Dimopoulos and his artwork, “The Blue Trees” to Chattanooga this fall. Over the course of his 6 week residency, the artist will enlist the community to install the environmental artwork in various locations throughout the city and partner with local…
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Fireside at Greenway Farm Park is a free, family friendly, outdoor music series which gathers around a campfire at the City of Chattanooga’s Greenway Farm, 5051 Gann Store Rd. All ages are invited to come out to unplug and enjoy an autumn evening in the park. Bring your blankets and chairs…
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