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Things to do in the Chattanooga area this week include RV show, ‘How To Sue the Klan’ documentary

Staff file photo by Matt Hamilton / Visitors look over a variety of recreational vehicles during the 2023 Chattanooga RV Show. The expo returns to the Chattanooga Convention Center Feb. 9-11.
Staff file photo by Matt Hamilton / Visitors look over a variety of recreational vehicles during the 2023 Chattanooga RV Show. The expo returns to the Chattanooga Convention Center Feb. 9-11. Staff file photo by Matt Hamilton / Visitors look over a variety of recreational vehicles during the 2023 Chattanooga RV Show. The expo returns to the Chattanooga Convention Center Feb. 9-11.

By Lisa Denton 7 min read

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


New music

Two Chattanooga-area musical acts have albums coming out. Jess Haynes will celebrate the release of her debut album, “It’ll Be Okay,” with a performance 6-9 p.m. on Feb. 10 at Berkshire Hathaway Home Services, 100 Tremont St. Haynes describes the album as a collection of soulful tunes and says she’ll sign every purchased copy. Find her on social media or email Jess.The.Jukebox@gmail.com. Meanwhile, the three sisters of Call Me Spinster have released the single “Feet Are Dirty” in advance of their debut album, “Potholes,” due out on April 12 from Strolling Bones Records. Like the poppy single, the album navigates the ups and owns of newfound domestic life. “Potholes” follows Call Me Spinster’s 2020 critically acclaimed self-titled EP, their first collection of songs, which garnered widespread praise from Rolling Stone, American Songwriter and other outlets. A music video for “Feet Are Dirty” is on YouTube. Learn more at spinsterband.com.