Art
The latest Art coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Art, page 94
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Arts Calendar – July 11-18
Theater, film, exhibits and events around the Chattanooga region.
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‘Welcome to Night Vale’ breaks down all the walls
You can get a pretty good idea of just how popular the "Welcome to Night Vale" podcast is by reading the FAQs page on its website.
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‘Annie’ opens at Signal Mountain Playhouse amphitheater for eight performances
Since landing the title role of Annie on her first audition for a Signal Mountain Playhouse production, Ellie Lydon is so committed to the part that she cut her long, blonde hair to just above her shoulders and dyed it bright red to suit the look.
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New In-Town exhibit opens with reception
"All That Blooms and Grows," a show by potter Laurie Graham and painter Julie Turner, will open with a reception Friday, July 5, from 5 to 8 p.m. at In-Town Gallery, 26-A Frazier Ave., where their work is the featured collection this month.
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Share some laughs with Andy Forrester at The Comedy Catch
Andy Forrester is marking his 20th year performing comedy. His high-energy routines have landed him spots opening for Marc Maron, Jimmie "JJ" Walker and Kevin Pollak.
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Chattanooga Readers and Writers Fair taking submissions from local writers
For the first time, Chattanooga Readers and Writers Fair is holding a submission period open to local writers for this year's fair. Any submissions that are accepted will be featured at the fair and those authors will be asked to present a reading.
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Arts Calendar – July 3-10
Theater, film, exhibits and events around the Chattanooga region.
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Catch comic/actor Chris D’Elia at the Tivoli this Friday
D'Elia's take on Eminem ends up on rapper's new single
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See J. Bliss at the Comedy Catch this week
J. Bliss, who has traveled the East Coast with his stand-up act for 14 years leaving laughs in his wake, stops at The Comedy Catch, 1400 Market St., for shows June 27-30.
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Documentary, play & prank call coming to Barking Legs Theater
Longmont Potion Castle has been confounding people - including the likes of Eddie Money, Sidney Poitier, Kiefer Sutherland and Alex Trebek - for more than 30 years.
