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Things to do in the Chattanooga area this week include Chattanooga Market, festivals for seafood, cornbread, ramps

Staff file photo by Olivia Ross / Robert Colon with Finger Licking shows off his kebabs at the 2023 Chattanooga Seafood Bash on the River. This year's festival returns to Coolidge Park on April 26-28.
Staff file photo by Olivia Ross / Robert Colon with Finger Licking shows off his kebabs at the 2023 Chattanooga Seafood Bash on the River. This year's festival returns to Coolidge Park on April 26-28. Staff file photo by Olivia Ross / Robert Colon with Finger Licking shows off his kebabs at the 2023 Chattanooga Seafood Bash on the River. This year's festival returns to Coolidge Park on April 26-28.

By Lisa Denton 14 min read

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

Lennon’s ‘Lost Weekend’

A collection of private photographs documenting the period John Lennon spent with his one-time lover May Pang will be on display and available for purchase next week in Chattanooga. Pang will be in attendance at the two-day exhibition, telling the stories behind her limited-edition photographs. The show includes the only photograph that exists of Lennon signing the contract to dissolve The Beatles as well as one of the last known photographs of Lennon and Paul McCartney together from March 29, 1974. Pang was Lennon’s lover during the period that came to be known as the “Lost Weekend,” which lasted 18 months between 1973 and 1975. It marked Lennon’s most artistically and commercially productive period post-Beatles, with multiple albums and musical collaborations. The exhibit coincides with the recent digital release of the documentary about the couple, “The Lost Weekend: A Love Story.” “The Lost Weekend: The Photography of May Pang” will be on view 5-8 p.m. April 23-24 at ArtsBuild, 301 E. 11th St. Admission is free, and all works are available for purchase. Learn more at artsbuild.com.

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