October in Chattanooga is more than just pumpkin patches and candy corn—it's a month full of spine-tingling, hair-raising adventures. From haunted picnics to ghost-filled hotels, eerie festivals, and paranormal investigations, there’s no shortage of spooky fun waiting for you. Whether you’re craving…
Read More
If you're looking to dive into Chattanooga’s local culture, the Levitt BLOC Music Series is a great event to experience. Sunday afternoons in September, this initiative brings free outdoor concerts to neighborhoods across the city, creating vibrant gathering spots filled with live music and…
Read More
The Chattanooga Art + Climate Project is a unique initiative from ArtsBuild, spearheaded by Briana Jones, that brings together creative minds to address one of the most pressing issues of our time—climate change. This project, supported by the Lyndhurst Foundation, highlights the intersection of art…
Read More
Quaff for a Cause! Wine Over Water is August 17, 2024, on the Walnut Street Bridge! This festival is a Chattanooga favorite, not only because it offers a multitude of delicious wines and bites, but also because the money raised during this event is invested in preserving the incredible historic…
Read More
Join us on an adventure to explore retro gems in Chattanooga. We’re here to help you get hip to the past and stay made-in-the-shade during this July heatwave. Shop Retro Goods First, you are going to have to decide what you are wearing on this retro adventure. Stop at Poor Taste to swaddle yourself…
Read More
Visit Local Bars and Restaurants that Foster Environments of Inclusivity: Sleepyhead Coffee Sleepyhead Coffee started in September 2018 as a coffee cart by owners Brandon and Christian and has now developed into two brick and mortar locations that provide a “sober, safe space for people of all…
Read More
Make Music Day is a city-wide music activation coming to Chattanooga on Friday, June 21, 2024. It is a one-day event where free, live musical performances and musical events take place all around Chattanooga, and around the world, on the longest day of the year. Chattanooga is excited to join this…
Read More
Contemporary Chattanooga-based musicians are breathing fresh life into the music scene, ensuring that the rich musical heritage of Chattanooga not only endures but continues to evolve and thrive. June is Black Music Month, so there is no better time to recognize and celebrate our African American…
Read More
Nestled in the vibrant ecosystems of East Tennessee, the Chattanooga Zoo is home to a truly remarkable creature: the Hellbender Salamander. This creature is the largest salamander species in the eastern United States, stretching up to 20 inches long and weighing as much as five pounds. The males are…
Read More
How exactly does a landlocked town in the American South revive a storied, fraught, and complex section of cocktail history? Let’s tap this coconut and find out! Tiki bars, which gained popularity in the mid-20th century, and experienced a renewed frenzy of appreciation in the early 2010s, sparked…
Read More
© 2024 Chattanooga Tourism Co. All rights reserved.
