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CHATTER Magazine – October 2026
The Food Issue
All you can eat in the Scenic City, A-Z
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The French American Chamber of Commerce of Tennessee invites Chattanoogans to say oui to speaking French
An estimated 320 million people speak French throughout the world, and quite a few of them are right here in Chattanooga — at least, if the monthly meetup hosted by the Tennessee branch of the French American Chamber of Commerce is any indication.
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The highway to ‘Europe’: Drive to Helen, GA, and Paris, TN, from Chattanooga
The United States is chock full of city names borrowed from previously existing locales: Montreal, Missouri. China, New York. Prague, Oklahoma.
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Chattanooga’s international markets offer food and merchandise from around the world
Get ready to embark on a gastronomic journey like no other as you begin an exploration of the area's international markets. It may make you feel like you're on an excursion in a far-flung destination instead of at home here in Chattanooga.
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Let a tank full of live fish clean your feet at Garra Spa in Chattanooga
Forget Jack Frost nipping at your nose; how about tiny fish nibbling at your toes?
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Chattanooga Track Club member has run a marathon on all seven continents and in all 50 states
From North America to Europe, from South America to Asia, from Africa to Australia, Betty Holder has gone the distance — and she's run it, too.
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Find arak, the mother of all spirits, at Calliope in Chattanooga
Over 6,400 miles away from Chattanooga lies the origin of the mother of all spirits: Arak.
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Travel the world without leaving Chattanooga at these international events
Looking for a way to experience the world without leaving Chattanooga? Lucky for you, the Scenic City hosts multiple international festivals and events that bring cultures across the globe to our Tennessee town through immersive exhibits, engaging displays and an annual chihuahua race.
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Photos: New Year’s Eve at The Read House
Revelers waltzed into a dazzling night of jazz, cocktails and celebration as they greeted the new year in Roaring '20s glamour.
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Photos: MAINx24 Parade
With block parties, music, poetry readings, chili cook-offs, concerts and plenty more activities, MAINx24 is an event-goer's dream, started by the collective aspiration of a community to make Chattanooga a 24-hour city.
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Photos: Lookout Wild Film Festival
From the icy "spine walls" of Haines, Alaska, to the Olympic-class rushing waters of the Ocoee, the Lookout Wild Film Festival immersed viewers in the wild, celebrating exploration, conservation and documentary work.
