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Chattanooga’s Rooftop Hop scales new heights

Walnut Commons offers the highest viewing opportunities during this year's Rooftop Hop, which includes three satellite parties, the main event at the Hunter Museum and an after-party at The Camp House.
Walnut Commons offers the highest viewing opportunities during this year's Rooftop Hop, which includes three satellite parties, the main event at the Hunter Museum and an after-party at The Camp House. Walnut Commons offers the highest viewing opportunities during this year's Rooftop Hop, which includes three satellite parties, the main event at the Hunter Museum and an after-party at The Camp House.

Like the views from lofty places? The Rooftop Hop can provide four such opportunities Saturday, Oct. 17.

Presented by GreenSpaces, the annual event will send revelers to AT&T Field (the right-field pavilion overlooks the river), the CARTA parking garage above High Point Climbing and Walnut Commons Apartments (the highest spot on the hop this year).

Musical acts will entertain at each location, and food from some of the city’s finest restaurants will be served, along with adult beverages. Shuttles will run among the three rooftop parties, or you can bike from one to the others.

The Main Event will be centered at the Hunter Museum, where 13 local restaurants will provide appetizers and cocktails, two bands will play and a silent auction will award bidders with hotel stays, adventure outings and other prizes. The EPB Fiber Optics Football Lounge will have the game going.

Afterward, you can find your way back to ground level at an after-party at The Camp House.