Art
The latest Art coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Art, page 68
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Leslie Jordan signing copies of his new book in North Chattanooga
Actor/comedian/Chattanooga native Leslie Jordan will sign copies of his new book, "How Y'all Doing?" from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday at The Book & Cover, which recently opened at 1310 Hanover St. in North Chattanooga.
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Your weekly planner of Chattanooga-area events (including Reindeer at the Riverfront and Lighted Boat Parade)
Here's this week's list of area events.
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Chattanooga-area events to get your Thanksgiving plans on track
Whether you need help at Thanksgiving or can offer it in some way, here are options to consider.
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Weekend events in Chattanooga area give Christmas a push
Santa sightings and other Christmas events add a festive note to the calendar this week, but a scarecrow contest and a Friendsgiving dinner can help us hold on to the present a little longer.
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Christmas markets, Gingerbread Shoppe among Chattanooga-area weekend festivals
One of Chattanooga's longest-running craft shows is back for its 31st year.
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Roller disco, comedian Steve-O and Spectrum gala among Chattanooga-area weekend events
Thursday is Veterans Day, which means banks are closed and there's no mail delivery, but veterans can take advantage of free meals and other discounts from local businesses.
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Your weekly planner of Chattanooga-area events (including Veterans Day commemorations)
A list of events coming up this week in the Chattanooga area.
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Review: A posthumous collection of essays explores Rachel Held Evans’ spiritual vision
In a posthumous collection of essays, best-selling author and self-described "religious overachiever" Rachel Held Evans describes a way of pursuing God that embraces uncertainty, vulnerability and compassion.
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A Q&A with the husband of Rachel Held Evans and the friend who finished her last book
Two years ago, the sudden death of Rachel Held Evans at age 37 left a community of spiritual seekers in shock and heartbreak.
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Chattanooga-area weekend festivals highlight arts, food, veterans
Eat a pickle. Pet a llama. Thank a veteran.
