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Things to do in Chattanooga this week include Road to Nightfall band battles, ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’

Staff photo by Matt Hamilton / Chattanooga resident A’Nieshia Jones, 7, spins other children in the interactive art installation Los Trompos on March 21 as part of Rock the Riverfront on the Chattanooga Green. While Hamilton County Schools students are on spring break, the attraction will add extra games and activities during the week and an egg hunt the Saturday before Easter.
Staff photo by Matt Hamilton / Chattanooga resident A’Nieshia Jones, 7, spins other children in the interactive art installation Los Trompos on March 21 as part of Rock the Riverfront on the Chattanooga Green. While Hamilton County Schools students are on spring break, the attraction will add extra games and activities during the week and an egg hunt the Saturday before Easter. Staff photo by Matt Hamilton / Chattanooga resident A’Nieshia Jones, 7, spins other children in the interactive art installation Los Trompos on March 21 as part of Rock the Riverfront on the Chattanooga Green. While Hamilton County Schools students are on spring break, the attraction will add extra games and activities during the week and an egg hunt the Saturday before Easter.

By Lisa Denton 14 min read

This story was updated on April 8 to reflect event changes to the Rock the Riverfront schedule due to heavy rain.

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Here’s what the Chattanooga area has to offer this week.

ON THE ROAD AGAIN?

If spring break has prompted you to make summer travel plans, Family Destinations Guide has analyzed Google search data to see where Americans in each state want to visit. In Tennessee, they’re going to Graceland. Residents of Georgia and Alabama, meanwhile, are researching the Georgia Aquarium. Search data was analyzed for more than 100 tourist attractions in the U.S., as well as terms related to visiting each attraction to determine which is the most Googled tourist attraction in each state. Overall, Graceland in Memphis, Niagara Falls in New York, Myrtle Beach in South Carolina and Glacier National Park in Montana were among the places most Americans want to visit this year. Nature spots were the most popular destinations, followed by national parks, historical and cultural landmarks, amusement parks and attractions, beaches, and museums, galleries and zoos.