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    Chattanooga Ghosts, Ghouls, & Cryptids: Oh My!

    For all you ghouls and goblins out there who love a good scare, this blog is just for you. From ghostly legends and haunted landmarks to creatures that lurk in the woods, we’ve rounded up some of the creepiest Chattanooga and Appalachian folklore we could dig up—just in time for spooky season. So…

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    Highland Park PorchFest: Creating a Sense of Community

    In the American South, the front porch is a powerful symbol of togetherness, sharing, and community. Porchfests are a new and growing type of music festival that embrace these ideas and elevate them to a whole new level by inviting musical artists to perform on front porches. Developed in Ithaca…

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    America 250 Chattanooga Events You Won't Want to Miss

    From a stunning drone and pyrotechnics show over the Tennessee River to free outdoor concerts, Cherokee history lectures, and a community poetry pathway, the Scenic City has a packed calendar of America 250 events this summer. Whether you're looking for family-friendly fun, a meaningful cultural…

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    A Guide to Experiencing the Tennessee River in Chattanooga

    For most first-time visitors, the Tennessee River is the first thing they notice about Chattanooga. It winds past parks, bridges, and tons of neighborhoods. However, it’s not just a beautiful backdrop to a beautiful city. You can kayak, paddleboard, or fish right along its edge, join a riverboat…

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    Chattanooga on Foot: See the City One Step at a Time

    Sometimes the best way to experience a city is on foot. Walking lets you slow down, take in the sights and sounds, and even cut down your carbon footprint. Chattanooga is compact enough to explore this way, yet full of places worth discovering over a long weekend. This handy three-day itinerary…

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    Our Guide to Chattanooga's Riverwalk: What to See and Do

    The Tennessee River shaped Chattanooga long before the city had a name. It carved early trade routes, powered local industries, and eventually even dictated the city’s modern layout! Today, the Tennessee River continues to shape daily life in Chattanooga, winding through the city in ways that give…

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