Art
The latest Art coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Art, page 89
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New production at Barking Legs is portrait of an artist’s ambition
Four performances of the Tony and Drama Desk award-winning play "Red" will be presented at Barking Legs Theater, 1307 Dodds Ave., Friday-Sunday, Aug. 30-Sept. 1.
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Tony Tone, D.J. Lewis bring the laughs to Comedy Catch
Tony Tone, aka Tony Luewellyn, headlines The Comedy Catch, 1400 Market St., for three shows Thursday, Aug. 29, through Saturday, Aug. 31.
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Arts Calendar – Aug. 28 – Sept. 4
Theater, exhibits, events and more in the Chattanooga region.
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Ringgold Quilt Show will be sew much fun
If you're a quilting enthusiast, then your weekend plans are all sewn up.
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Southern Lit Alliance welcomes Maury Nicely to next South Bound lecture
Southern Lit Alliance welcomes attorney, historian and author Maury Nicely Thursday night, Aug. 22, when the next South Bound lecture is held. Nicely will speak on "Hoffa in Tennessee" (University of Tennessee Press), his new, nonfiction account of Jimmy Hoffa and the Chattanooga trial that brought him down.
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Burpie takes the stage at The Comedy Catch
Burpie brings his stand-up comedy to The Comedy Catch, 1400 Market St., for six shows Thursday through Sunday, Aug. 22-25.
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Go on a special tour of a Hunter Museum exhibit this Thursday
Join Dr. Barbara Lynes, organizer of the Hunter Museum of American Art's current special exhibit, for a behind-the-scenes talk about the life and work of artists William J. Glackens and Pierre-Auguste Renoir Thursday, Aug. 22.
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Dalton Little Theatre opens 150th season with funniest play to ever come out of North Georgia
Dalton Little Theatre will open its 150th anniversary season with six performances of the hilarious "Fat Shirley's: A Trailer Park Opera."
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Club Scene Calendar – Aug. 21-27
Theater, film, exhibits and events around the Chattanooga region.
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Take a tour of these North Georgia art destinations that are off the beaten path
Escape the hustle and bustle of the city for a day of Southern charm and local color in North Georgia when Paradise Garden Foundation presents its second Outside Art Trail Tour on Saturday, Aug. 17.
