Art
The latest Art coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Art, page 95
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Arts Calendar – June 26-July 3
Theater, film, exhibits and events around the Chattanooga region.
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Cause for Laughs: DJ Lewis headlines benefit for Alice Fund at Comedy Catch
Since DJ Lewis got his start at The Comedy Catch, he has built his own style of comedy as well as a crowd of loyal followers and comedian friends.
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Ringgold Playhouse opens summer comedy ‘Moon Over Buffalo’
The Ringgold Playhouse will open its summer comedy, "Moon Over Buffalo," Thursday, June 20, in the historic Ringgold Depot in Ringgold, Georgia.
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Broadway musical ‘Finding Neverland’ stops at Tivoli, tells how ‘Peter Pan’ came to be
The national tour of the Broadway musical that won Broadway.com's Audience Choice Award for Best Musical stops in the Tivoli Theatre for three performances June 21-22.
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Back Alley opens fan favorite ‘See How They Run’
Mistaken identities, hilarious assumptions and frantic chases add to the chaos of British comedy "See How They Run," which opens in LaFayette, Georgia, on Friday, June 21, for five performances presented by Back Alley Productions.
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Catch faith-based speaker Rob Bell at Walker Theatre this Friday
He's toured with Oprah Winfrey and Time magazine named him one of the 100 Most Influential People in the World in 2011.
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‘The Savannah Sipping Society’ opens at Tennessee Valley Theatre this Saturday
Four Southern women who meet during an impromptu happy hour are the heroines of the comedy opening at Tennessee Valley Theatre in Spring City, Tennessee, on Saturday, June 22.
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Arts Calendar – June 19-26
THEATER
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James Gregory returns to Comedy Catch this week
For more than three decades, comedian James Gregory has stood in front of audiences grinning like a Cheshire cat, shirt untucked, arms outstretched in a carefree welcome to a down-home, hilarious comedy experience.
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Week-long festival celebrating black arts launches Thursday
Continuing its commitment to celebrating the contributions of African-American artists, the second Chattanooga Festival of Black Arts & Ideas launches Thursday, June 13, for a week of music, dance, theater, visual art and film through June 19.
