Friday night fun: Nightfall music series begins virtual shows June 5
Looking for something to do with the family Friday nights this summer?

Looking for something to do with the family Friday nights this summer?

Friends of the Festival looking to new future

You might not get close enough to feel the sweat pouring off their bodies, but a couple of musical favorites are finding ways to perform live in front of an audience, and you don't have to leave your car.

Sheltering and working from home during a novel coronavirus pandemic gives a person time to not only think about the many things that have and will be cancelled, but also time to reflect on things that have happened.

Local artists looking for new ways to create, make money, move forward

Customers will be able to buy fresh produce and handmade crafts this Sunday as the Chattanooga Market opens for the season, but they will not be able to hang around, drink a beer and listen to live music as in the past, as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

Nightfall, one of the city's oldest and most loved music series, will return with a combination of online concerts and live performances, which will start when shows are allowed to take place on its traditional Miller Plaza stage.

"I Don't Do This For Love, I Do This For Love," a short documentary following local singer/songwriter Nathan Bell during a tour last year in the United Kingdom, will make its premiere this weekend as part of the Chattanooga Film Festival's virtual festival.

Late night watching is up, and early mornings are down, Comcast data shows

'Force majeure' clause getting a lot of attention
