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CHATTER Magazine – October 2026
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Photos: 4 Bridges Arts Festival Preview Party
Hundreds of people browsed bold prints, handmade jewelry and sculpted showpieces at First Horizon Pavilion for the 25th anniversary of the Association for Visual Arts' can't-miss 4 Bridges Arts Festival.
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Photos: Extravaganza IV
Art-lovers filled The Historic for Extravaganza IV, where clinking glasses and spirited bidding turned a night of celebration into a lifeline for Chattanooga's most vulnerable artists. After a high-energy auction and gourmet fare, guests made their way to the H*Art Gallery for an after-party surrounded by the work their support makes possible. From bold canvases to quiet acts of generosity, the evening embodied the gallery's mission: healing through creativity and community.
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Photos: McKamey Animal Center’s 2025 MAC Gala
Sipping cocktails, snuggling adoptable puppies and winning silent auction items — what wasn't there to love at the McKamey Animal Center Gala?
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Photos: A Dramatic Affair ‘25
Cocktails, silent auction bids and sweet harmonies set the stage at A Dramatic Affair, where guests gathered at the Chattanooga Theatre Centre to support the next generation of performers.
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The music is flowing in this ‘river song’ playlist
There's something about rivers that gets the creative juices of songwriters flowing.
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Privacy, views and room to float: The quiet perks of riverfront living in Chattanooga
Jay Robinson has helped more than 2,500 families find their perfect home since launching The Robinson Team in 1997 — and with over $1 billion in real estate transactions under his belt, you could say he knows a thing or two about what makes a property special.
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Neal Wooten’s ‘reservoir dogs’ celebrate second chances
Saying that Alabama-native Neal Wooten grew up dirt-poor might be unfair to dirt.
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The Passage and other waterfront art enhance Chattanooga’s beauty
It was May 13, 2005, and "after a 167-year absence, the culture of the Cherokee people" had returned to Ross's Landing, the Chattanooga Times Free Press reported.
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Sarah Feustle’s resin art is like holding a piece of the Tennessee River
Sarah Feustle crafts water, one shimmering layer at a time. Using epoxy resin, iridescent liquid and carefully selected art materials, Feustle builds shifting and glistening landscapes that resemble Tennessee waterways that inspire her.
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Why ‘boat-sharing’ and boat rentals are the latest things to hit the water in Chattanooga
One-time boat rentals and boat club memberships provide options for those who want to boat without the hassle of ownership.
