Art
The latest Art coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Art, page 97
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Payne and Ross put the fireworks in ‘Red, White and Tuna’
Playhouse fans' favorite couple from 'Smoke on the Mountain' are back together again
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Storyteller Bil Lepp featured in two events benefiting Tennessee Valley Theatre
Bil Lepp has been called "The Wonder Bra of Storytelling" for his ability to take "something small or insignificant and push it into something big and mighty interesting."
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Karen Mills headlines comedy benefit at The Comedy Catch
Comedian Karen Mills is headlining a benefit Thursday, May 30, to help with medical expenses for a 19-year-old girl fighting leukemia for the second time. The fundraiser will be held in The Comedy Catch, 1400 Market St.
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Comedian T.J. Miller coming back to Chattanooga for his birthday, special show
Like a lot of comics and other performers, T.J. Miller - perhaps best known for his work in "Deadpool 2" and "Silicon Valley" - has performances in cities that he wants to play again. The crowds are good. The vibe is good, and the experience is good enough, in general, to want to do it again.
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Arts Calendar – May 29-June 5
Theater, dance performances, exhibits and events in the Chattanooga region.
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Three distinctly different shows coming up at The Comedy Catch
Three distinctly different comedy shows are scheduled at The Comedy Catch, 1400 Market St., beginning Thursday, May 23, through Wednesday, May 29.
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Finster Fest to feature 68 artists this weekend in Summerville, Georgia
The art festival that celebrates self-taught and folk artists takes place this weekend in Summerville, Georgia, at Howard Finster's Paradise Garden.
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Arts Calendar – May 22-29
Theater, dance performances, exhibits and events in the Chattanooga region.
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‘Casio Kid’ Matt Mitchell returns to The Comedy Catch
Matt Mitchell got his start as the "Casio Kid" on the nationally syndicated "Rick and Bubba" radio show.
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View work that celebrates nature at Thursday art reception
A reception will be held Thursday, May 16, to meet the 21 local artists whose work is displayed in "The Artist's Eye," a celebration of nature as viewed through the eyes of the exhibit's participating artists.
