Improv goes head-to-head with stand-up comedy at Lookout Comedy Festival
Improv Chattanooga's usual Improv vs. Stand-Up gets taken over this weekend by the second Lookout Comedy Festival.
Levitt Amp spotlights local talent Thursday at Bessie Smith Cultural Center
The Levitt Amp spotlight shines on local talent Thursday night, Oct. 17.
Yellow Dragon Productions sets four performances of ‘Three Viewings’
Yellow Dragon Productions opens Jeffrey Hatcher's play "Three Viewings" on Friday, Oct. 18, for four performances over two weekends. The play consists of three comic/dramatic monologues set in a Midwestern funeral parlor over a three-day Christmas weekend. The production is directed by Joel D. Scribner.
Dali Quartet opens St. Paul’s Artist Series with all-Latin program this Friday
A program of music by Hispanic composers of the 19th century through the present will open the 2019-20 season of the St. Paul's Artist Series on Friday, Oct. 18.
See goats, goblins and more at this year’s Boo in the Zoo
The Chattanooga Zoo is holding its most spooktacular event of the year, Boo in the Zoo, on Fridays and Saturdays, Oct. 18-19 and 25-26.
UTK’s marching band stops Friday at AT&T Park on way to Tennessee-Alabama football game
Wear your orange and join the Pride of the Southland Band for a spirited chorus of "Rocky Top" on Friday, Oct. 18, when the University of Tennessee at Knoxville marching band makes its biennial stop in town on the way to the Tennessee-Alabama football game.
Ensemble Theatre of Chattanooga opens ‘A Kiss for Cinderella’
Ensemble Theatre of Chattanooga ushers in fall with one of J.M. Barrie's lesser-known works, "A Kiss For Cinderella."
Alison Krauss helps launch Tivoli Gala this Friday
Nick Wilkinson, executive director of the Tivoli Theatre Foundation, says it has long been the intention of the foundation members to host a special gala to raise awareness about the foundation's mission and how it works.
Free reception kicks off Peruvian art exhibition at North River Civic Center
A collection of Peruvian heritage art by Alex Paul Loza, "Sapiykunapaq: My Roots, Mis Raices," will be featured at a free reception on Sunday, Oct. 20, from 1:30 to 4 p.m. at the North River Civic Center, 1009 Executive Drive in Hixson. Sapiykunapaq means "my roots" in the Quechua language.
Flavored Nation: Eat your way through 50 state dishes in one Chattanooga location
Foodies, you can eat your way across the nation and never leave town when the first Flavored Nation comes to Chattanooga this weekend.
