Art shows, plays, holiday photo sessions among Chattanooga-area events this weekend
Here's what to know.

Here's what to know.

When coronavirus lockdowns closed restaurants and interrupted the supply chain to grocery stores, our kitchens became the nexus of our food world. Suddenly we were faced with the realities of full-time food preparation. Of panic buying and food shortages. Of the urge to stockpile foods and waste nothing.

Crabtree Farms will introduce some new field hands Saturday as a monthlong celebration of Fun on the Farm ushers in the fall produce season.

There will be no mass gathering on the Walnut Street Bridge for Wine Over Water this year, but you might be surprised by how much organizers of the signature fundraiser for Cornerstones Inc. have in store instead.

It's fall, y'all, but in Lebanon, Tennessee, they're thinking about Christmas - and making no apologies for the nod toward the next season.

Art figures prominently in the event calendar this week. Miki Boni's "Facescapes" is on view at In-Town Gallery, Area 61 Gallery has hung the work of Jeff Delude and Townsend Atelier is launching a weekly series of In the Studio sessions with a rotating lineup of artists.

Chattanooga State Community College has reeled in two prize catches for its next Writers@Work program.

The first day of fall won't arrive until Tuesday, but the fall festival season is already underway.

It won't have the production values of a Ken Burns documentary, but a series of programs this weekend will help tell the story of the Civil War just outside of Chattanooga - for the first time via screens because of the coronavirus pandemic.

A couple of fundraisers, a concert and a movie are happening virtually as we approach the weekend, but there are live events coming up.
