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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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Photos: The Teal
The Launch Pad, a local nonprofit dedicated to helping women recover from substance abuse, recently hosted The Teal, its annual charity auction and music event.
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Photos: Siskin Children’s Institute’s StarNight
Guests at the 61st annual StarNight gala enjoyed a cocktail reception, dinner, silent and live auctions and a concert by Grammy-nominated musician Gavin DeGraw. The First Horizon Foundation and TVA co-presented the annual event on behalf of local nonprofit Siskin Children's Institute, which provides developmental medicine, early intervention care and therapy services to over 7,000 children each year.
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Photos: Bowties & Blossoms
Chattanoogans delighted in drinks, fine dining and live music from the The Malemen Show Band at the ninth annual Bowties & Blossoms benefit, hosted by Focus Treatment Centers and the Mary Cameron Robinson Foundation at The Read House.
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Photos: Bingo for the Grove
Overlooking the Tennessee River from the terrace of the Hunter Museum of American Art, guests in bright, fresh colors and beach-themed patterns reveled in a night of cocktails, dinner, dancing and games at the Orange Grove Center's annual bingo night and silent auction.
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Where to find popular brunch dishes in Chattanooga
Brunch is a busy and boisterous bacchanalia, during which you're probably thinking more about how many mimosas you're going to have and less about how the dish in front of you came to be.
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Sunday drinking is easy with brunch cocktails from Scottie’s On The River in Chattanooga
For many brunch-lovers, the meal is an excuse to drink alcohol earlier in the day than would normally be considered socially acceptable. Classic brunch drinks such as mimosas and Bloody Marys were originally created to conceal the fact that they contain alcohol.
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Chattanooga’s Chalk Alley: Chalk it up to public artistic creativity
Geno Wallace parks on Frazier Avenue each morning and makes the short walk to Geno's Salon, where he works on the North Shore.
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Tiles and smiles: People in Chattanooga really love mahjong
Dot. Crak. Bam!
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Eat brunch and explore Chattanooga with these local guided tours
Whether traveling or exploring your hometown, food tours are a great way to try new restaurants and dishes, meet like-minded people and learn more about the culture and history of a place.
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With Rick Sanders’ ‘Big Bad Brunch’ painting, eggs are getting artsy
Rick Sanders' artistic journey began with a unique inspiration — an attempt to win back an ex-girlfriend by painting her favorite animal, a horse.
