It’s that time of year again when you start to plan out your year of giving. With so many nonprofit and philanthropic events taking place in a single calendar year, it can be hard to keep track of the who, the when, the where and everything else. So we’ve made it easy for you. Here, you’ll find the 2025-26 Chatter Magazine Date Book, featuring over 100 events that give you the chance to have a good time while supporting a good cause.
Please note: Event details are subject to change. For the most up-to-date information, contact the host organizations or visit their websites.
AUGUST 2025
Art Show
— When: Aug. 9, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
— Where: Dade County High School, 300 Tradition Lane, Trenton, Ga.
— Cost: Free admission
— More info: Experience the rich creativity of the tri-state region at the Two Mountains Fine Art Show, featuring 50 curated artists presenting original works. Mediums on display include paintings, sculpture, ceramics and jewelry, among others. Learn more at alliancefordade.com.
Bingo for the Grove
— When: Aug. 9, 6-11 p.m.
— Where: Hunter Museum of American Art, 10 Bluff View
— Cost: $200 per individual
— More info: Join the Orange Grove Center for its Bingo for the Grove fundraiser, with this year’s theme: “Mamma Mia — Here We Go Again!” In addition to bingo, there will be dinner, a DJ and dancing. Funds raised will support programs such as art, music and therapeutic recreation that have relied almost exclusively on donations since Orange Grove’s founding in 1953. Learn more at orangegrovecenter.org/bingo.
StarNight
— When: Aug. 23, 5:30 p.m.
— Where: Chattanooga Convention Center, 1 Carter St.
— Cost: $375 per individual, $3,000 per general admission table
— More info: Join Siskin Children’s Institute for StarNight, featuring a cocktail reception, dinner, silent and live auctions and entertainment. Proceeds from the event support the institute, which works to improve the lives of children with disabilities and their families. Learn more at siskin.org/starnight.
SEPTEMBER 2025
Decorating Spectacular
— When: Sept. 1-Oct. 15, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. (Monday-Friday)
— Where: Dade County Historic Courthouse, 12345 Main St., Trenton, Ga.
— Cost: Free admission
— More info: The Autumn Splendor Decorating Spectacular features a collection of handcrafted wreaths, themed gift baskets and one-of-a-kind centerpieces. Each piece has been donated by local businesses, board members and community creatives. View the pieces in-person at the courthouse or participate in the online silent auction. Proceeds support workforce development programs and will help launch a new leadership class in Dade County. Learn more at alliancefordade.com.
Autism Conference
— When: Sept. 5, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
— Where: Chattanooga Convention Center, 1 Carter St.
— Cost: $45-$130
— More info: The 15th annual Chattanooga Autism Conference is for parents, teachers, autistic adults, clinicians and anyone else seeking to learn more about the autism community. There will be a variety of autism-related exhibitors and over 20 presentations. Learn more at chattanoogaautismcenter.org/conference.
Pool Pawty
— When: Sept. 6
— Where: Lakesite Community Pool, 2250 Blue Ridge Drive, Lakesite
— Cost: TBD
— More info: Join McKamey Animal Center for a pool party for dogs and their owners. Tickets are limited. All proceeds benefit McKamey Animal Center. Learn more at mckameyanimalcenter.org.
Golf Invitational
— When: Sept. 8, 11 a.m.
— Where: Chattanooga Golf and Country Club, 1511 Riverview Road
— Cost: Sponsorships available
— More info: Join the CHI Memorial Foundation for its 34th annual golf invitational, supporting the cardiac programs at CHI Memorial. For more information, contact Madison Ralston at Madison.Ralston@commonspirit.org.
Fundraiser Auction
— When: Sept. 11-22
— Where: Online
— Cost: Varies
— More info: The Tennessee Aquarium will host an online fundraising auction that will include a variety of items, such as art created by the aquarium’s animals, behind-the-scenes encounters at the aquarium and packages with Chattanooga hotels and restaurants. Proceeds support the aquarium’s nonprofit mission to connect people with nature and inspire them to make informed decisions about water and wildlife. Learn more at tnaqua.org/auction.
Campfire Concerts
— When: Sept. 12 & 26, 5:30 p.m.
— Where: Reflection Riding, 400 Garden Road
— Cost: $30 for members, $35 for nonmembers
— More info: Join Reflection Riding for its Campfire Concert series, featuring performances by regional musicians surrounded by the beauty of a 300-acre nature sanctuary. Tickets include admission, s’mores and local beer and whiskey, and there are food trucks with meals available for purchase. For an added cost, attendees can camp in Reflection Riding’s field after the concerts. Additional concert dates include Oct. 10 and 24 and Nov. 7. Proceeds support Reflection Riding. Learn more at reflectionriding.org/concerts.
Golf for Good
— When: Sept. 12, 8 a.m. (morning flight), 2 p.m. (afternoon flight)
— Where: Brown Acres Golf Course, 406 Brown Road
— Cost: $550 for teams of four
— More info: Join Southeast Tennessee Project Access and Volunteers in Medicine Chattanooga for Golf for Good, featuring a round of golf, complimentary range balls, use of practice facilities and more. This event benefits Volunteers in Medicine and Project Access, both of which provide free-of-charge health care. Learn more at chattmd.org/events.
Moms on the Mountain
— When: Sept. 12-14
— Where: YMCA Camp Ocoee, 111 YMCA Drive, Ocoee
— Cost: $180 per pair (mother and child), $70 for each additional child
— More info: The YMCA of Metropolitan Chattanooga is hosting Moms on the Mountain, a summer camp-like experience featuring activities that include a climbing wall, archery, arts and crafts and canoeing. Mothers can also participate in solo activities such as yoga and adult craft time. This event is for mothers with children aged 5-10. Learn more at ymcacampocoee.org/moms-mountain.
Run4Love
— When: Sept. 13, 8 a.m.
— Where: Tennessee Riverpark, 4301 Amnicola Highway
— Cost: $10 for Big Wheel entry, $35 for 5K, $55 for 10K
— More info: Join Love Without Reason for Run4Love, featuring 5K and 10K races, field games, a Big Wheel race, vendors and food trucks. Proceeds benefit Love Without Reason’s work to support children born with craniofacial differences and prevent human trafficking of these vulnerable individuals. Learn more at lovewithoutreason.org.
Nooga Hunger Run/Walk
— When: Sept. 14, noon-5 p.m.
— Where: Ross’s Landing, 201 Riverfront Parkway
— Cost: $45 until August 31, $50 after that
— More info: Join the Chattanooga Area Food Bank for the Nooga Hunger Run/Walk, a family-friendly 5K that raises funds for and promotes awareness of food insecurity in the community. There will be children’s activities, vendors and food trucks. Learn more at givebutter.com/NoogaHungerWalkRun2025.
Preservation Awards
— When: Sept. 18, 5 p.m.
— Where: The Read House, 107 W. M.L. King Blvd.
— Cost: Free, but tickets required
— More info: Join Preserve Chattanooga for the Chattanooga Preservation Awards, recognizing the best local projects and people behind them. Donovan Rypkema will be the keynote speaker, presenting on the nexus of historic preservation and economic development. The event benefits Preserve Chattanooga and the UTC Interior Architecture and Design department. Learn more at preservechattanooga.com/events.
Shrimp Boil
— When: Sept. 18, 5 p.m.
— Where: Hart Gallery, 110 E. Main St.
— Cost: $100 per individual
— More info: Enjoy a shrimp boil while supporting the Hart Gallery, which provides opportunities for artists experiencing homelessness or who live with disabilities or other various backgrounds. There will be cocktails and dinner. Learn more at signalcenters.org.
Sporting Clays Classic
— When: Sept. 19, 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
— Where: Garland Mountain Sporting Clays and Grill, 2618 Garland Mountain Trail, Waleska, Ga.
— Cost: $250 per individual, $950 per team of four
— More info: The Cherokee Area Council of Scouting America, which serves Tennessee and Georgia counties in the greater Chattanooga area, will have its annual sporting clays fundraiser, featuring a tournament that will see participants rotating through a series of challenging shooting stations for all skill levels. There will be raffles, door prizes and awards, and lunch will be provided. Proceeds benefit the Scouting program while supporting youth development initiatives across the community. Learn more at cherokeeareabsa.com/clays.
Golf Tournament
— When: Sept. 19, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.
— Where: Creeks Bend Golf Club, 5900 Hixson Pike, Hixson
— Cost: $125 per golfer, $500 per team
— More info: Join the Chattanooga Autism Center for its annual golf tournament, benefiting the autism center. The tournament will be 18 holes, and there will be prizes for top teams and contest winners. Learn more at chattanoogaautismcenter.org/golf.
Latino Leadership Awards
— When: Sept. 19, 7-10 p.m.
— Where: The Westin, 801 Pine St.
— Cost: $180 per individual, $1,800 per table of 10
— More info: Join La Paz Chattanooga for the Latino Leadership Awards, an annual ceremony recognizing and honoring Latino leaders in the Chattanooga area. A three-course dinner is included, and attire is semi-formal. Proceeds benefit La Paz’s mission of empowering and engaging the city’s Latino population through advocacy, education and inclusion. Learn more at lapazchattanooga.org/awards.
Run for Hope
— When: Sept. 20, 7:30-11 a.m.
— Where: Bethel Bible Village, 3001 Hamill Road, Hixson
— Cost: $25-$35 for 5K run, $15-$25 for 1-mile fun walk
— More info: Join Bethel Bible Village for its Superheroes Run for Hope, featuring a 5K run, 1-mile fun walk, a pancake breakfast, awards, door prizes, children’s crafts and games and a fire truck display. Proceeds benefit the children served by Bethel Bible Village. Learn more at bethelbiblevillage.org/run-for-hope.
Homecoming Dance
— When: Sept. 20, 7-10 p.m.
— Where: Barrelhouse Ballroom, 1501 Long St.
— Cost: $50 per individual
— More info: Join Welcome Home of Chattanooga for its Welcome Homecoming Dance, featuring music and good times without the teen angst. A homecoming king and queen will be chosen. Proceeds support Welcome Home of Chattanooga. Learn more at welcomehomeofchattanooga.org.
Celebration of Life and Hope
— When: Sept. 20, 7-11 p.m.
— Where: Austin Hatcher Foundation, 1705 S. Holtzclaw Ave.
— Cost: $250 for general admission ticket, $1,250 for VIP ticket
— More info: Join the Austin Hatcher Foundation for Pediatric Cancer for its Celebration of Life and Hope, a gala event filled with family testimonies, live and silent auctions, live music, a photo booth, food, entertainment and an open bar. Cocktail attire is encouraged. Funds raised help the foundation’s mission to provide a lifetime of free, comprehensive support to childhood cancer patients and their families. Learn more at hatcherfoundation.org/events.
Signature Event
— When: Sept. 23, 5:15-8:30 p.m.
— Where: The Signal, 21 Choo Choo Ave.
— Cost: $50-$125
— More info: Join First Things First for its annual signature event, benefiting the nonprofit, which helps families thrive by providing research-based relationship education, coaching, case management and access to therapy for low-income/at-risk couples and parents. The event will feature a concert by The Lone Bellow. Learn more at firstthings.org/thelonebellow.
Kickin’ It for Kids
— When: Sept. 26, 5-8 p.m.
— Where: Ray Conn Sports Complex, North Ocoee Street, Cleveland
— Cost: Free
— More info: Join the Austin Hatcher Foundation for Pediatric Cancer and the Lee University women’s soccer team for Kickin’ It for Kids with Cancer, a fundraiser that features fun, food and soccer. Proceeds support the foundation’s mission to provide a lifetime of free, comprehensive support to childhood cancer patients and their families. Learn more at hatcherfoundation.org/events.
Bacon & Barrel
— When: Sept. 26, 6-9 p.m.
— Where: First Horizon Pavilion, 1801 Reggie White Blvd.
— Cost: $59
— More info: The Chattanooga Bacon & Barrel Festival brings together bacon-loving local restaurants and barrel-aged spirits from around the world. Tickets include unlimited samples of bacon-themed dishes and 12 whiskey samples. There will also be live music and photo opportunities. Proceeds benefit the Chattanooga Market. This is a 21-and-older event. Learn more at chattanoogafestivals.com/bacon.
Cleveland Walk to End Alzheimer’s
— When: Sept. 27, 8 a.m. (registration), 9:00 a.m. (Promise Garden Ceremony), 9:30 a.m. (walk)
— Where: Cleveland Greenway, 755 Raider Drive NW
— Cost: Free
— More info: Help the Alzheimer’s Association battle against Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia through research, risk reduction, early detection and care and support. Their annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s is the world’s largest fundraiser to fight the disease. The day begins with a ceremony to honor those affected by Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia, followed by a 1-mile walk on the Cleveland Greenway. This event is family- and leashed pet-friendly with activities for all ages. Learn more at alz.org/ChattanoogaWalk.
Fall Fest 5K
— When: Sept. 27, 9 a.m.-noon
— Where: City Fields, 1075 Blythe Ave. SE, Cleveland
— Cost: $30 for 5K, $15 for 1-mile walk/fun run
— More info: Join City Fields for its Fall Fest 5K and Fun Run, held in partnership with Terra Running Co. The event will take participants through historic East Cleveland neighborhoods. Proceeds from the event will be reinvested into these overlooked neighborhoods, supporting affordable housing, job training, community gardens and overall neighborhood well-being. Learn more at cityfieldscdc.com/events.
Banana Ball
— When: Sept. 27, 5:30-9 p.m.
— Where: Chattanooga Zoo, 301 N. Holtzclaw Ave.
— Cost: $2,500-$10,000
— More info: Join the Chattanooga Zoo for its Banana Ball, featuring catered dinner, an open bar, a live auction, animal meet-and-greets and other assorted fun. Proceeds from the event will support a new state-of-the-art veterinary hospital at the zoo. For more information, contact Donna Deweese at ddeweese@chattzoo.org.
Golf Tournament
— When: Sept. 29, 11:30 a.m. (registration, lunch), 1 p.m. (tee time)
— Where: Valleybrook Golf and Country Club, 180 Valleybrook Road, Hixson
— Cost: $1,600 per foursome
— More info: Join the Chambliss Center for Children for its 29th annual golf tournament, where teams of four will enjoy lunch, welcome gifts, a hole-in-one contest, a putting contest and awards. Proceeds benefit the Chambliss Center. Learn more at chamblisscenter.org.
OCTOBER 2025
Blueprints for the Future
— When: Oct. 2, 5:30-7:30 p.m.
— Where: First Horizon Pavilion, 1801 Reggie White Blvd.
— Cost: $150 per individual, $1,000 per table
— More info: Join Habitat for Humanity of Greater Chattanooga for its signature fundraiser, Blueprints for the Future. The event features music, food, drinks and fun. Proceeds benefit Habitat’s affordable housing program. Learn more at habichatt.org/blueprints.
Poker Run
— When: Oct. 4, 8:30 a.m.
— Where: Chattanooga Autism Center, 1400 McCallie Ave.
— Cost: $25, add-ons available
— More info: Join the Chattanooga Autism Center for its Poker Run, which will see participants follow a route with predetermined stops. At each stop, participants will draw cards, and at the end, prizes will be given for the best hand and worst hand. Proceeds support the Chattanooga Autism Center. Learn more at facebook.com/CHAautism.
River Rescue
— When: Oct. 4, 9 a.m.-noon
— Where: Various locations
— Cost: Free
— More info: The 37th annual Tennessee River Rescue is a regional litter clean-up initiative that aims to restore the natural beauty of the Tennessee River and its watershed. Organized by Chattanooga-based nonprofit WaterWays, the effort features a variety of volunteer projects in the greater Chattanooga area, including Northwest Georgia and Northeast Alabama. Learn more at tennesseeriverrescue.org or mywaterways.org.
Golf Tournament
— When: Oct. 6, 8:30 a.m. (morning tee-off) and 1:30 p.m. (afternoon tee-off)
— Where: Bear Trace at Harrison Bay, 8919 Harrison Bay Road, Harrison
— Cost: $250 per player, $1,000 per team
— More info: Metropolitan Ministries will have its King Oehmig Memorial Classic Golf Tournament, reflecting the legacy of long-time ministry supporter King Oehmig. Oehmig was a Christian author and scholar who served parishes throughout the South, and he coached Baylor School’s golf team, earning 21 state titles. The tournament benefits Metropolitan Ministries. Learn more at met-min.org/golf-tournament.
Golf Classic
— When: Oct. 7, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
— Where: Council Fire, 100 Council Fire Drive
— Cost: $1,000 per golfer, $4,000 per foursome
— More info: Siskin Hospital will host its 35th annual golf classic, offering golfers brunch, contests with prizes, 18 holes of golf, drinks, snacks, dinner and awards. Proceeds support the hospital’s patient scholarship fund, allowing those without insurance to receive the high-quality rehabilitation care they need after a traumatic injury or illness. For more information, contact Taylor Hurley-Henson at 423-634-1208 or thhenson@siskinrehab.org.
Awards Breakfast
— When: Oct. 9, 8 a.m.
— Where: The Westin, 801 Pine St.
— Cost: $75
— More info: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Chattanooga will host its fourth annual City of Potential Awards Breakfast, honoring champions of mentoring. This includes individuals and organizations creating opportunity and impacting lives through one-to-one mentoring engagement. Guests will enjoy breakfast, while Big Brothers Big Sisters presents awards. Proceeds benefit the organization. Learn more at cityofpotential.com.
ABC Event
— When: Oct. 9, 5:30 p.m.
— Where: Signal Centers, 109 N. Germantown Road
— Cost: $75 per individual
— More info: Join the Friends of Special Children for its annual fundraiser benefiting Signal Centers. This year’s event seeks to raise funds to build a walking trail, among other projects, for Signal Centers. Learn more at friendsofspecialchildren.org.
Fall Garden Festival
— When: Oct. 11, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
— Where: UT Extension office, 6183 Adamson Circle
— Cost: $5, free for children 12 and under
— More info: Celebrate fall in the garden with the Master Gardeners of Hamilton County at this festival, featuring vendors with plants, handcrafted foods, nature-inspired art, demonstrations, exhibits and educational activities. Proceeds benefit the Master Gardeners’ community garden projects and scholarship program. Learn more at mghc.org/fall-garden-festival.
Fashion Show
— When: Oct. 16, 5:30 p.m. (VIP hour), 6:30 p.m. (general admission)
— Where: Waterhouse Pavilion, 850 Market St.
— Cost: TBD
— More info: Join Dress for Success Chattanooga for the CelebrateHER Fashion Show, honoring the remarkable achievements of women in the community and inspiring the leaders of tomorrow. This year’s theme is “Majestic in Mauve.” Proceeds support the organization, which works to uplift women and help them achieve economic independence. Learn more at dfschattanooga.org.
Between the Bridges
— When: Oct. 18-19, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
— Where: Coolidge Park, 150 River St.
— Cost: Free
— More info: Between the Bridges is a celebration of Chattanooga’s vibrant and active art scene, featuring over 50 local visual artists. Presented by the Association for Visual Arts, the event will highlight painting, sculpture, ceramics, glass, jewelry and other art forms. There will be a Potters Alley section presented by Scenic City Clay Arts as well as food trucks. Learn more at avarts.org/between-the-bridges-festival.
Fore the Animals
— When: Oct. 20, morning and afternoon times
— Where: Chattanooga Golf and Country Club, 1511 Riverview Road
— Cost: TBD
— More info: Join McKamey Animal Center for the Fore the Animals Robert G. McKamey Memorial Golf Tournament. All proceeds raised will directly support the animals in the center’s care. Learn more at mckameyanimalcenter.org.
Golf Tournament
— When: Oct. 21, 11 a.m.
— Where: Council Fire, 100 Council Fire Drive
— Cost: $500 per individual, $2,000 per team
— More info: Orange Grove Center will host a golf tournament, raising funds that will support programs and services for adults and children with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Learn more at orangegrovecenter.org/golf.
Not So Silent Auction
— When: Oct. 23, 6-9 p.m.
— Where: The Signal, 21 Choo Choo Ave.
— Cost: $125 per individual, $600 per table of four, $1,500 per table of 10
— More info: Northside Neighborhood House will have its 18th annual Not So Silent Auction, a night of bidding with over 100 items up for grab. There’s also a robust silent auction. All ticket prices increase after Sept. 15. Funds raised support the Northside Neighborhood House, which helps North Hamilton County families break down barriers to stability, education and opportunity. Learn more at nnhouse.org/events.
Battle of the Badges
— When: Oct. 24, 6 p.m.
— Where: Camp Jordan, 323 Camp Jordan Parkway, East Ridge
— Cost: $15 in advance, $20 at the door
— More info: Watch local law enforcement, fire departments and emergency medical responders duke it out at the Guns and Hoses Battle of the Badges, a boxing match for charity. Proceeds benefit the YMCA’s Y-Cap program and the Forgotten Child Fund. Learn more at chattanoogagunsandhoses.org.
Best Cellars
— When: Oct. 24, 6 p.m.
— Where: Hunter Museum of American Art, 10 Bluff View
— Cost: $225
— More info: Join Preserve Chattanooga for Best Cellars, an upscale and sophisticated event designed for wine connoisseurs. There will be curated wine tastings with food pairings as well as live music. Proceeds support Preserve Chattanooga, which protects Chattanooga’s architectural heritage through preservation, education and advocacy. Learn more at preservechattanooga.com/bestcellars
Casino Royale
— When: Oct. 24, 7-9:30 p.m.
— Where: Walden Club, 633 Chestnut St., Suite 2100
— Cost: $150
— More info: Join Chattanooga’s medical and legal communities for an evening of fun and philanthropy, featuring blackjack, poker and roulette, as well as cocktails and music. The event is black-tie optional. Proceeds support the Medical Foundation of Chattanooga’s Project Access charity care and the Chattanooga Bar Foundation’s Courthouse Eviction Mediation program. Learn more at chattmd.org or chattanoogabar.org.
Chattanooga Walk to End Alzheimer’s
— When: Oct. 25, 8 a.m. (registration), 9 a.m. (Promise Garden Ceremony), 9:30 a.m. (walk)
— Where: Heritage Park, 1428 Jenkins Road
— Cost: Free
— More info: Help the Alzheimer’s Association battle against Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia through research, risk reduction, early detection and care and support. Their annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s is the world’s largest fundraiser to fight the disease. The day begins with a ceremony to honor those affected by Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia, followed by a 1-mile walk through Heritage Park. This event is family- and leashed pet-friendly with activities for all ages. Learn more at alz.org/ChattanoogaWalk.
Wine Over Water
— When: Oct. 25, 6 p.m.
— Where: Renaissance Park, 133 River St.
— Cost: $125
— More info: Join Preserve Chattanooga for its 30th annual Wine Over Water event, a wine festival featuring curated tastings, small bites from top chefs and entertainment along the Tennessee River. This year, the event will take place in Renaissance Park with atmospheric lighting and views of the historic Walnut and Market Street bridges. Proceeds support Preserve Chattanooga, which works to protect local architecture. Learn more at preservechattanooga.com/wineoverwater.
Fundraising Banquet
— When: Oct. 30, 6-8:30 p.m.
— Where: Chattanooga Convention Center, 1 Carter St.
— Cost: Free
— More info: Join Choices, a pregnancy resource center, for its annual fundraising banquet, an evening of celebration and vision reflecting on what God has done in the past year and looking forward toward the goals and financial needs of the organization. The keynote speaker will be Dr. William Lile, a board-certified OB-GYN and passionate voice for life. Dinner will be provided. Dress code is semi-formal attire. Event proceeds benefit the work of Choices. Learn more at team.choiceschattanooga.org/banquet.
NOVEMBER 2025
Showcase Catoosa
— When: Nov. 6, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
— Where: The Colonnade, 264 Catoosa Circle, Ringgold, Ga.
— Cost: Free
— More info: The Showcase Catoosa Business Expo, presented by the Catoosa County Chamber of Commerce, is an opportunity to sample Catoosa County’s local businesses, nonprofits and eateries. There will be raffle prizes and a silent auction. Learn more at catoosaconnects.com/expo.
Spectrum Party
— When: Nov. 6
— Where: Hunter Museum of American Art, 10 Bluff View
— Cost: $200 per person
— More info: Join the Hunter Museum for an evening of art, cocktails and celebration. The first night of the Spectrum event features a silent auction cocktail party that offers opportunities to view and bid on contemporary American art. Proceeds support the museum. Learn more at huntermuseum.org/events/spectrum-2025.
Spectrum Gala
— When: Nov. 8
— Where: Hunter Museum of American Art, 10 Bluff View
— Cost: $600 per person, $6,000 per table
— More info: For the second night of the Hunter Museum’s Spectrum event, attendees can expect a black-tie gala, featuring a gourmet dining experience, wine service, a live art auction, performances and after-dinner activities. Funds raised support the museum. Learn more at huntermuseum.org/events/spectrum-2025.
Women of Distinction
— When: Nov. 12, 11 a.m.
— Where: Chattanooga Convention Center, 1 Carter St.
— Cost: $75 per individual
— More info: The Women of Distinction luncheon honors women for their professional and community achievements. Proceeds benefit Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, which helps young children learn to love reading by gifting them with free books. Learn more at womenofdistinctiongc.com.
Dinner of Firsts
— When: Nov. 13, 6-9 p.m.
— Where: The Chattanoogan Hotel, 1201 Broad St.
— Cost: $300 per person
— More info: Join Chattanooga State Community College for Dinner of Firsts, featuring a “celebrity roast” and dinner. The night’s honoree is Tiffanie Robinson, managing partner and CEO of Aslan Holdings. Proceeds support Chattanooga State’s First in the Family scholarships. Learn more at chattanoogastate.edu/dinner-of-firsts.
On the Town
— When: Nov. 14, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
— Where: The Walden Club, 633 Chestnut St., Suite 2100
— Cost: $85
— More info: The Performing Arts League’s On the Town luncheon and fashion show benefits the league’s grants and scholarships program to encourage youth involvement in the performing arts. On the Town features food, a display of fashions with a theatrical flair and performances by recipients of the league’s scholarships. There will also be a silent auction. Learn more at palchattanooga.org.
Gala of Hope
— When: Nov. 15, 6-11 p.m.
— Where: The Westin, 801 Pine St.
— Cost: $3,500 for a table of eight
— More info: This year’s Gala of Hope has the theme of “Glitz, Glamour and Giving — A Night on the Red Carpet,” promising an evening of style, celebration and impact. There will be cocktails, a three-course dinner, live and silent auctions and live music. Dress code is formal attire. Proceeds support the American Cancer Society of Chattanooga, research being done to end cancer and local cancer care resources. Learn more at bit.ly/GalaOfHope2025.
Scenic City Wings
— When: Nov. 16, 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
— Where: First Horizon Pavilion, 1801 Reggie White Blvd.
— Cost: $15
— More info: Scenic City Wings, hosted by the Chattanooga Market and Chattanooga Area Food Bank, gives participants the opportunity to sample the unique tastes of Chattanooga’s wings from area restaurants in a competition to decide the best wings in the city. Proceeds benefit the Chattanooga Area Food Bank. Learn more at givebutter.com/ScenicCityWings2025.
Gratefull
— When: Nov. 20, 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
— Where: 200 E. M.L. King Blvd.
— Cost: Free
— More info: Gratefull is a free Thanksgiving event for the community, where everyone is invited to come together and share a meal. In doing so, the event aims to bring people together from across social boundaries. Luncheon attendees are encouraged to bring supplies, such as non-perishable food, disposable plates and silverware and hygienic supplies, to support the Maclellan Shelter for Families, which keeps families together while they experience homelessness. Learn more at gratefullcha.org.
Grateful Gobbler
— When: Nov. 27, 8 a.m.
— Where: Coolidge Park, 150 River St.
— Cost: $15 for ages 6-12, $30 for ages 13 and older
— More info: Kick off Thanksgiving Day with the 26th annual Grateful Gobbler walk, providing an opportunity to walk, run or stroll down the street in support of the Maclellan Shelter for Families, which keeps families together while they experience homelessness. Participants are encouraged to wear their favorite Thanksgiving attire, dress up their pets and dance it out with live entertainment. Learn more at gratefulgobblerwalk.org.
Stuffing Strut
— When: Nov. 27, 8 a.m.
— Where: Chester Frost Park, 7872 Causeway Road, Hixson
— Cost: $30 per runner
— More info: Start off Thanksgiving Day with a family- and pet-friendly 5K that supports the Northside Neighborhood House, the Jim Wilson Fund at Soddy Daisy Middle School, the Soddy Daisy Food Bank and the Dallas Bay Volunteer Fire Department. Learn more at nnhouse.org/events.
DECEMBER 2025
Gathering of Eagles
— When: Dec. 2, 5:45 p.m. (alumni reception), 7 p.m. (dinner)
— Where: The Westin, 801 Pine St.
— Cost: $65
— More info: Join the Cherokee Area Council of Scouting America, which serves Tennessee and Georgia counties in the greater Chattanooga area, for the Gathering of Eagles, a celebration of local youth who have earned Scouting’s highest honor. This event also spotlights volunteers who have gone above and beyond to shape the next generation. There will be an awards ceremony and a formal banquet. Dress code is business casual. The event benefits the Cherokee Area Council. Learn more at cherokeeareabsa.com/gatheringofeagles.
Jolly Holiday Market
— When: Dec. 6, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
— Where: Dade County High School, 300 Tradition Lane, Trenton, Ga.
— Cost: Free admission
— More info: Get into the holiday spirit at the Dade Expo Jolly Holiday Market, an indoor shopping experience that features handcrafted gifts, jewelry, holiday wreaths, seasonal décor and other great things to browse or buy. There will be children’s activities and photo opportunities with Santa Claus. Learn more at alliancefordade.com.
Holiday Tea
— When: Dec. 7
— Where: TBD
— Cost: TBD
— More info: Join the Houston Museum of Decorative Arts for its annual holiday tea party, a Chattanooga tradition since the ’70s. There will be sandwiches and scones that attendees can enjoy while learning about Anna Safley Houston’s collection of teapots, teacups, creamers and sugars. Learn more at thehoustonmuseum.org.
Land of Sweets
— When: Dec. 7, 2 p.m.
— Where: The Read House, 107 W. M.L. King Blvd.
— Cost: $40-$75
— More info: Join Chattanooga Ballet for its Land of Sweets event, featuring interactive activities, character photo opportunities, a live reading of “The Nutcracker” and plenty of sweet treats. The following weekend will feature the ballet’s performances of “The Nutcracker.” Proceeds from Land of Sweets support Chattanooga Ballet’s community programs. Learn more at chaballet.org/tickets.
JANUARY 2026
Film Festival
— When: Jan. 9-19
— Where: TBD
— Cost: TBD
— More info: The Lookout Wild Film Festival will return for another year in January, bringing stories of diverse people who seek, explore and protect wild places. Through local and international adventure and environmental films, the film festival inspires curiosity, builds connections and deepens an appreciation for nature. The film festival is an all-volunteer nonprofit. Learn more at lwff.org.
Sunday Showcase
— When: Jan. 25, 3-5 p.m.
— Where: UTC Fine Arts Center, 752 Vine St.
— Cost: $10
— More info: Join the Performing Arts League for a showcase of young performers participating in arts programs throughout Hamilton County in the areas of dance, instrumental and vocal music and musical theater. Proceeds support the league’s scholarships and grants program. Learn more at palchattanooga.org.
Pink!
— When: Jan. 31, 6 p.m.
— Where: Chattanooga Convention Center, 1 Carter St.
— Cost: Sponsorship opportunities range from $6,000 to $50,000. Remaining individual tickets go on sale Dec. 1, 2025.
— More info: Join the CHI Memorial Foundation for the annual Pink! gala, with proceeds benefiting the CHI Memorial MaryEllen Locher Breast Center. This year’s theme is “Pink Royale,” with vintage luxury meeting casual, beachy opulence. For more information, contact Madison Ralston at Madison.Ralston@commonspirit.org.
FEBRUARY 2026
Father Daughter Dance
— When: Feb. 7, 6:30 p.m.
— Where: The Commons, 4950 Swinyar Drive, Collegedale
— Cost: $80 per father-daughter duo
— More info: Join Love Without Reason for its annual Father Daughter Dance, an opportunity for fathers and father figures and their daughters of all ages to make memories, have photos taken and enjoy hors d’oeuvres and dancing with a live DJ. Proceeds benefit Love Without Reason and its work to build and strengthen families, raise awareness of human trafficking and provide free cleft surgeries. Learn more at lovewithoutreason.org/dance.
Mardi Gras Gala
— When: Feb. 13, 7-11 p.m.
— Where: The Read House, 107 W. M.L. King Blvd.
— Cost: TBD
— More info: Join the Chambliss Center for Children for its 14th annual Mardi Gras Gala, featuring Louisiana-inspired food, cocktails, live music, a DJ, a dance party, a silent auction and other festivities. Funds raised benefit the center’s mission of enriching the lives of children, youth and families by providing transformative programs and support services. Learn more at chamblisscenter.org/events.
Antiques Show
— When: Feb. 20-22
— Where: The Signal, 21 Choo Choo Ave.
— Cost: TBD
— More info: Join the Houston Museum of Decorative Arts for its 52nd annual Antiques Show and Sale, featuring over 20 antiques dealers from around the nation. Dealers will showcase a diverse selection of merchandise, from paintings to furniture to jewelry to glassware. Proceeds support the museum. Learn more at thehoustonmuseum.org.
Bubbles of Fun
— When: Feb. 21, 7:30-10 a.m.
— Where: Tennessee Riverpark, 4301 Amnicola Highway
— Cost: $30 for 1-mile fun run, $35 for 5K, $40 for 10K
— More info: Join the Austin Hatcher Foundation for Pediatric Cancer for its Bubbles of Fun Run, which includes chip-timed 5K and 10K races and a 1-mile fun run. There are awards for first, second and third place male and female winners in each category. Proceeds support the foundation’s mission to provide a lifetime of free, comprehensive support to childhood cancer patients and their families. Learn more at hatcherfoundation.org/events/bubbles-of-fun-run.
MARCH 2026
Celebrate Catoosa
— When: March 7, 5:30-10 p.m.
— Where: The Colonnade, 264 Catoosa Circle, Ringgold, Ga.
— Cost: $150 per individual, $1,000 per table of eight
— More info: Join the Catoosa County Chamber of Commerce for its Celebrate Catoosa Gala and Casino Night, featuring a catered meal, awards, a DJ, dancing, door prizes and casino games. Dress code is semi-formal. Learn more at catoosachamberofcommerce.com.
AmuseUm
— When: March 7, 7-10 p.m.
— Where: Creative Discovery Museum, 321 Chestnut St.
— Cost: $125
— More info: AmuseUm is adult fun that benefits children and supports the mission of the Creative Discovery Museum. Guests should expect a fun, light-hearted evening that is anything but a formal gala. Learn more at cdmfun.org/amuseum.
Odyssey Luncheon
— When: March 25
— Where: Chattanooga Convention Center, 1 Carter St.
— Cost: $75 per individual
— More info: Join the Chattanooga Girls Leadership Academy for its Odyssey Awards Luncheon, recognizing exemplary students and celebrating the school’s accomplishments. Learn more at cglaonline.com.
Save Water, Drink Wine
— When: March 27, 6 p.m.
— Where: Greenway Farms, 4960 Gann Store Road, Hixson
— Cost: $75
— More info: Chattanooga-based nonprofit WaterWays is hosting its Save Water, Drink Wine benefit, an evening that celebrates stewardship of local watersheds. There will be international wines, local beers and food from local eateries, as well as local music, an auction and the presentation of the Big Splash Awards. Proceeds support WaterWays’ watershed education and restoration work. Learn more at mywaterways.org.
APRIL 2026
MAC Gala
— When: April 3
— Where: The Westin, 801 Pine St.
— Cost: TBD
— More info: The MAC Gala is the largest fundraiser for the McKamey Animal Center. This black-tie event raises critical funding for the center and includes silent and live auctions, adoptable pets, entertainment and an after-party with food and drinks. Learn more at mckameyanimalcenter.org/the-mac-gala.
A Dramatic Affair
— When: April 9
— Where: Chattanooga Theatre Centre, 400 River St.
— Cost: $85
— More info: Join the Performing Arts League for its spring benefit, featuring a pre-theater buffet accompanied by wines and cocktails, a private preview performance of the Chattanooga Theatre Centre’s main-stage show and an intermission dessert spread and wine pull. Proceeds support the league’s grants and scholarships program. Learn more at palchattanooga.org.
Denim & Diamonds
— When: April 10
— Where: The Commons, 4950 Swinyar Drive, Collegedale
— Cost: $100
— More info: Enjoy an evening of bluegrass and barbecue at the Medical Foundation of Chattanooga’s Denim & Diamonds event. This event supports Southeast Tennessee Project Access. For more information, contact Alex Stanbery at alex@chattmd.org.
Runway Remix
— When: April 10
— Where: The Signal, 21 Choo Choo Ave.
— Cost: TBD
— More info: Northside Neighborhood House will host its third annual Runway Remix, an event featuring local models showcasing clothes from the nonprofit’s thrift stores. Proceeds benefit the Northside Neighborhood House, which works to support families in North Hamilton County in achieving independence through education and assistance. Learn more at nnhouse.org/events.
Autism Walk
— When: April 11, 9 a.m.-noon
— Where: Coolidge Park, 150 River St.
— Cost: $30 for adults, $20 for youth/students
— More info: Join the Chattanooga Autism Center for the 13th annual Chattanooga Autism Celebration Walk, promoting the acceptance and inclusion of neurodivergent people. In addition to the walk, there will be games, music and food trucks. Funds raised enable the Autism Center to provide resources, education and services to the Chattanooga area. Learn more at chattautismwalk.com.
Garden Expo
— When: April 11-12, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
— Where: Camp Jordan, 323 Camp Jordan Parkway, East Ridge
— Cost: $10 (good for both days), free for children 12 and under
— More info: Join the Master Gardeners of Hamilton County for the Master Your Garden Expo, bringing together an array of exhibits, demonstrations, educational activities and vendors of interest to experienced gardeners, gardening enthusiasts and the general public. Proceeds fund scholarships for agriculture and horticulture students in the state of Tennessee as well as local community garden and educational projects. Learn more at mghc.org/garden-expo.
Arts Festival
— When: April 17-19: 6-9 p.m. for the preview party on the 17th; 10 a.m.-6 p.m. for the festival on the 18th; 10 a.m.-5 p.m. for the festival on the 19th
— Where: First Horizon Pavilion, 1801 Reggie White Blvd.
— Cost: $110 per person (preview party), $5 for general admission (18th-19th), free for youth under 18
— More info: The annual 4 Bridges Arts Festival brings 140 artists from around the nation to Chattanooga to showcase their works, such as paintings, jewelry, ceramics, sculpture, mosaics, prints, etc. There will also be food trucks and live music. The festival benefits the Association for Visual Arts’ year-round programming that supports the artistic ecosystem of Chattanooga. Learn more at avarts.org/about-4baf1.
Believe Bash
— When: April 18
— Where: Chattanooga Convention Center, 1 Carter St.
— Cost: TBD
— More info: Join Erlanger for its signature event, the Believe Bash. This 10th annual black-tie gala will be an evening of celebration, while raising essential funds to support Erlanger’s services. For more information, contact believe.bash@erlanger.org.
Ribbon Run
— When: April 18, 9 a.m.
— Where: Chattanooga State Community College, 4501 Amnicola Highway
— Cost: $30 for adults, $15 for children
— More info: CHI Memorial Foundation will host its fourth annual River City Ribbon Run, a family-friendly 5K run and walk with food trucks, health vendors and children’s activities. Funds from the event support CHI Memorial’s Center for Cancer Support, promoting early detection, screenings and wrap-around care for cancer patients and their families. For more information, contact Madison Ralston at Madison.Ralston@commonspirit.org.
Country Connection
— When: April 23, 5-9 p.m.
— Where: Chattanooga Convention Center, 1 Carter St.
— Cost: $150 per individual, $1,200 per table
— More info: Join Bethel Bible Village for a concert with songwriters and upcoming country artists, dinner and a silent auction. Proceeds benefit the children served by Bethel Bible Village. Learn more at bethelbiblevillage.org/country-connection.
Bach Choir Gala
— When: April 23, 6-9 p.m.
— Where: The Westin, 801 Pine St.
— Cost: $150
— More info: Join the Chattanooga Bach Choir for its annual gala, an evening of music and camaraderie to benefit the Bach Choir’s over 40 years of performing choral and instrumental music. This gala includes a cocktail reception, dinner and wine, a silent auction and live music. Proceeds support the Bach Choir’s season of concerts. Learn more at chattanoogabachchoir.org.
Golf Classic
— When: April 24, 8 a.m. (morning round), 1:30 p.m. (afternoon round)
— Where: Bear Trace at Harrison Bay, 8919 Harrison Bay Road, Harrison
— Cost: $325 per individual, $1,300 per team
— More info: Join Bethel Bible Village for its 54th annual golf classic, which features breakfast and lunch for morning golfers, and lunch and afternoon snacks for afternoon golfers, along with awards and door prizes in addition to the rounds of golf. Proceeds benefit the children served by Bethel Bible Village. Learn more at bethelbiblevillage.org/golf-classic.
Terrace at Twilight
— When: April 24, 6:30-10:30 p.m.
— Where: Hunter Museum of American Art, 10 Bluff View
— Cost: $125 for general admission, $250 for VIP admission
— More info: The Hunter Museum will present its second annual Terrace at Twilight event, featuring performances, florals and dancing. Attendees should wear their favorite creative cocktail attire for a chance to win Best-Dressed. Funds raised support the museum. Learn more at huntermuseum.org/terrace-at-twilight.
For the Good
— When: April 29
— Where: Chattanooga Marriott Downtown, 2 Carter St.
— Cost: $600 per table
— More info: Join Volunteers in Medicine for For the Good, an awards luncheon and benefit. The organization will recognize a volunteer of the year, a patient of hope and a long-time funder at the luncheon. Proceeds support Volunteers in Medicine, a full-service medical clinic that offers its services at no cost to eligible patients. Learn more at vim-chatt.org/for-the-good.
Relevé Soirée
— When: April 30, 6-9 p.m.
— Where: Common House, 1517 Mitchell Ave.
— Cost: $75 for general admission, $125 for patrons, $800 for patron groups
— More info: Join Chattanooga Ballet for its Relevé Soirée, featuring an exclusive company performance and after-party with the artists. There will also be a silent auction. Dress code is creative cocktail attire. Proceeds support programs that address barriers to dance education, including scholarships, community programs and regional touring. Learn more at chaballet.org/tickets.
MAY 2026
Bunny Hop!
— When: May 1
— Where: First Horizon Pavilion, 1801 Reggie White Blvd.
— Cost: $20 and up
— More info: Join Chambliss Center for Children for its 25th annual Bunny Hop! event, providing a variety of children’s activities, dinner, music and a silent auction. There will also be arts and crafts, a petting zoo, face painting and inflatables. Proceeds benefit the Chambliss Center. Learn more at chamblisscenter.org/events.
Women Build Brunch
— When: May 1, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
— Where: The Chattanoogan Hotel, 1201 Broad St.
— Cost: $100 per ticket, $750 per table
— More info: Join Habitat for Humanity of Greater Chattanooga for its annual Women Build Brunch, uniting women and allies from all walks of life to create lasting change for families in Chattanooga. This event is a celebration of community, collaboration and the transformative impact of coming together to build strength, stability and hope, one home at a time. Learn more at habichatt.org/womenbuild.
Art Event
— When: May 1, 7 p.m.
— Where: Walden Peak Farm, 141 Highway 127, Signal Mountain
— Cost: $50
— More info: Where the Wild Things Art is an evening of live music, creativity and art cars presented by Art 120. Dance under the moonlight as you release your inner artist and enjoy food and festivities. Costumes are welcome. The event supports Art 120’s youth programs. Learn more at art120.org.
We Make Festival
— When: May 2, 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
— Where: Chattanooga Green, 140 Riverfront Parkway
— Cost: Free
— More info: Art 120 presents the We Make Festival, which will feature art, music and performances by Hamilton County youth. There will be art cars and cash prizes. The festival supports youth visual and performing arts. Learn more at art120.org/wemake.
School Carnival
— When: May 3
— Where: BlueCross Healthy Place, 1805 Anderson Ave.
— Cost: Free admission
— More info: The Montessori Elementary School at Highland Park Carnival celebrates the Highland Park neighborhood in support of children’s education and future. The carnival will feature interactive booths, activities and displays. Learn more at mehp.org.
Golf Classic
— When: May 5
— Where: Windstone Golf Club, 9230 Windstone Drive, Ringgold, Ga.
— Cost: $1,000 per four-person team
— More info: Join the Catoosa County Chamber of Commerce for its Catoosa Golf Classic, an opportunity to play on a premier course, network with others and support local businesses. Learn more at catoosachamberofcommerce.com.
Another Gorgeous Evening
— When: May 7, 5:30-9 p.m.
— Where: Tennessee RiverPlace, 3104 Scenic Waters Lane
— Cost: $150
— More info: Join the Tennessee River Gorge Trust for Another Gorgeous Evening, a night that celebrates the trust’s conservation work in the Tennessee River Gorge. This outdoor cocktail party includes dinner by the bite, cocktails and beer and valet parking. Proceeds support the Tennessee River Gorge Trust. Learn more at trgt.org/age.
Brunch & Blooms
— When: May 9, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
— Where: Reflection Riding, 400 Garden Road
— Cost: $100 for members, $120 for nonmembers
— More info: Join Reflection Riding for a celebration of the season, benefiting the native plant nursery and the P. Robert Philip Memorial Garden. Attendees can enjoy cocktails, brunch, live music and the beauty of spring. Learn more at reflectionriding.org/events.
Swing for Kids
— When: May 15, 8 a.m.-6 p.m.
— Where: Bear Trace at Harrison Bay, 8919 Harrison Bay Road, Harrison
— Cost: $200
— More info: Join the Hamilton County Schools Fund for Excellence for its Swing for Kids golf tournament, an all-day event with morning and afternoon rounds. All meals and beverages are included in the registration fee. Proceeds support Hamilton County Schools. Learn more at fundforexcellence.org.
Cocktail Festival
— When: May 16, 6-9 p.m.
— Where: First Horizon Pavilion, 1801 Reggie White Blvd.
— Cost: $49
— More info: The Chattanooga Cocktail Festival will be an evening of cocktails, community and summer vibes. Tickets include 12 fun-size, summer-inspired cocktails. There will also be entertainment and other festivities. Proceeds benefit the Chattanooga Market. Learn more at chattanoogafestivals.com/scf.
Prayer Breakfast
— When: May 19, 7 a.m.
— Where: Chattanooga Convention Center, 1 Carter St.
— Cost: TBD
— More info: Partake in the 47th annual Chattanooga Area Leadership Prayer Breakfast, which brings men, women and students together to pray for the community and hear an inspiring story of a leader whose life embodies the values rooted in the purpose of the prayer breakfast. Learn more at chattanoogaprayerbreakfast.com.
JUNE 2026
Golf tournament
— When: June 4
— Where: Creeks Bend Golf Club, 5900 Hixson Pike, Hixson
— Cost: TBD
— More info: Join Chattanooga Girls Leadership Academy for its golf tournament, benefiting the school’s students and programs. Learn more at cglaonline.com.
Garden Tour
— When: June 13-14, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
— Where: Multiple locations
— Cost: $20, free for children under 12
— More info: The Master Gardeners of Hamilton County’s annual garden tour highlights the creativity and diversity of the many private and public gardens in the area. Proceeds support the Chattanooga Area Food Bank and community outreach partners. Learn more at mghc.org/annual-garden-tour.
DadFest
— When: June 21, 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
— Where: Chattanooga Choo Choo, 1400 Market St.
— Cost: Free
— More info: Art 120 will present DadFest, a Father’s Day celebration for the father figures in our lives. The festival will feature live music, food and prizes — all in the gardens of the Chattanooga Choo Choo. Learn more at art120.org/dadfest.
JULY 2026
Run, White & Blue
— When: July 4, 8-11 a.m.
— Where: The Colonnade, 264 Catoosa Circle, Ringgold, Ga.
— Cost: $35 for 5K, $25 for 1-mile fun run
— More info: Join the Catoosa County Chamber of Commerce for the Run, White & Blue 5K and 1-mile fun run. Enjoy a scenic, rolling course through local streets at this all-ages, all-skill-levels event. Learn more at catoosachamberofcommerce.com.
Autism Symposium
— When: July 25, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
— Where: Chattanooga State Community College, 4501 Amnicola Highway
— Cost: $45-$60
— More info: The GCA Centre for Adult Autism will host the Southeast Adult Autism Symposium, an event for autistic adults, caregivers, service providers and people wanting to learn more about the autistic community. This symposium will feature presentations that are all related to autistic adult topics. Learn more at gcaspies.org.