Southern Lit Alliance, in partnership with Bessie Smith Cultural Center, will host author Jeffrey Blount for a discussion of his novel, "The Emancipation of Evan Walls," on Wednesday, Feb. 5, at 6 p.m. in the Bessie Smith Cultural Center, 200 E. M.L. King Blvd.
It is arguably the most recognized four notes in symphonic music: da-da-da-daaaaah. Three short notes then one long lower note.
Two rising stars and the Queen of Country Comedy will be in town over the next week offering three chances to laugh out loud at their wit. Here's a rundown of where to find them.
The String Theory Outreach Initiative, in partnership with Lee University, is hosting violinist Danny Koo for a residency that begins Wednesday, Jan. 22 and will conclude Sunday, Jan. 26.
When the first Chattacon was held in 1976, just over 80 sci-fi fans attended. This weekend, Chattacon 45 will max out at 1,000 guests when the annual event is held in the DoubleTree Hotel.
Oh, what a story.
Christian Family Theater will open the family-friendly Western, "Mystery at Crooked Snake Junction," on Friday, Jan. 24, for three performances this weekend.
With a central character who claims to be 285 years old and a storyline that follows a journey to find a city in the center of the Atlantic Ocean, mysticism and realism intersect in the Chattanooga Theatre Centre's upcoming production of August Wilson's "Gem of the Ocean."
When Hardy sings of "county line cred" and a "bigger buck and bass on my wall," it's not bragging when it's fact.
Round up your friends to sample several local craft beers without driving all over town when A Cold One Beer Fest is held Saturday afternoon, Jan. 25, at The Moxy's Railyard.
