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CHATTER Magazine – October 2026
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Summer grilling can feel like a competitive sport, even if you're alone in the backyard. Sometimes you're trying to shut down your neighbor's burger…

Summer may be winding down, but in many ways Chattanooga is just getting started. From cheering in the stands to a night at the…

Brewing Bold: Meet the Chattanooga adventurer behind Downstream Drips and Flips coffee truck

A week in the wilderness. Weaving the May Pole. A circus. Honoring grandparents. A class ring.

The 4 Bridges Arts Festival Preview Party is a kickoff to Chattanooga's juried fine art festival, hosted by the Association for Visual Arts (AVA).…

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Thinking of sending your child to private school and want to figure out which one is the best fit? Here's a breakdown of the…

It’s that time of year again when you start to plan out your year of giving. With so many nonprofit and philanthropic events taking…

Guests celebrated at the 14th Annual Chambliss Mardi Gras Gala at The Read House in downtown Chattanooga, a festive fundraiser benefiting the center's childcare, early education and foster care programs. The evening brought together community supporters for a night of tradition, music and recognition. Melvin and Kimberly Bowen were crowned the 2026 Mardi Gras king and queen.

In the South, river tubing is a quintessential summer experience. What better way to spend a hot afternoon than amid a flotilla of inflatables on cool, clear waters?

Have you been seen? A look at local events

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