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7 Places to Explore Around Chattanooga During IRONMAN Weekend

Watching an IRONMAN race is an endurance event all on its own. It requires a lot of planning to follow your athlete on the course that features a 2.4 mile swim, 116 mile bike course and 26.2 mile run. But it can be an incredibly rewarding experience. Whether you’re following a particular athlete or…

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Wine Over Water: A Preservation Story

Quaff for a Cause! Wine Over Water is October 25 2025, at Renaissance Park! 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 aspects of…

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Little Debbie Park: A Sweet Adventure

Nestled in the heart of Collegedale, Tennessee, Little Debbie Park offers a sweet escape for families and nature enthusiasts. Just a short drive from downtown Chattanooga, this unique community green space blends fun, education, and nostalgia with a sugary twist. Whether you're planning a day out…

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Retro Gems of Chattanooga

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…

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How to Celebrate 4th of July in Chattanooga

This is the updated version of a blog that appeared previously on our site | Last update June 4, 2025 The HOT, summer weather is officially here which means July 4th is right around the corner! Why settle for just one round of fireworks shows when you can pack in multiple events for 4th of July…

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The Complete Guide to Downtown Paddling on the Tennessee River

In Chattanooga, life revolves around the Tennessee River. Literally. The broad waterway bisects downtown, and many people cross one of its four bridges multiple times each day. With riverside parks, waterfront restaurants, and plenty of recreation opportunities, the Tennessee River is the lifeblood…

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