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Michelin-starred chef Julia Sullivan opens Judith in Sewanee
Creating new traditions
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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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Chattanooga-area spoken-word poetry groups get the word out
Visualizing a Five Finger Death Punch concert in the mind's eye brings forth images of screaming, headbanging fans; skulls and crossbones pasted on T-shirts; and hundreds of hands gesturing the sign of the horns.
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Photos: Women GroundBreakers Storytelling
In celebration of Women's History Month, a panel of women groundbreakers — with a broad range of experience and past service in diverse communities — met to inspire and instruct the public.
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Photos: Volunteers in Medicine’s ‘For the Good’ Luncheon
Volunteers in Medicine (VIM) hosted their luncheon at the Marriott.
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Photos: St. Nicholas School Fundraiser
Board members, faculty, staff, alumni and families of St. Nicholas School enjoyed the "Dream Big Under the Big Top" auction and gala.
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Photos: Siskin’s Possibilities Luncheon
Over 500 guests attended Siskin Hospital for Physical Rehabilitation's 21st annual Possibilities Luncheon.
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Photos: McCallie Gala and Auction
For the first time in their history, McCallie hosted an in-person event benefiting their teachers, students and programs.
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Photos: GPS Bruiser Bash
Girls Preparatory School (GPS)'s signature event, the Bruiser Bash allows community members to gather together and celebrate connection at GPS and within the community.
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Photos: Empower 40 & Beyond Exhibit
Held on International Women's Day, this event showcased photographic portraits of women over the age of 40, challenging stereotypes and showcasing strength and resilience.
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Photos: The Chattery’s 10th Anniversary Celebration Dinner
Attendees celebrated The Chattery's 10th anniversary of making learning fun. At Easy Bistro, guests enjoyed a multi-course dinner, a keepsake linen napkin chain stitched by Kait Makes and a live poetry reading by board member Erika Roberts.
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Dayton, Tennessee, couple create art inspired by fantasy and nature
Like a dance in the meadow beneath the soft moonlight, Ellie and Jack Pickett's nature-inspired, fanciful and ornamental but useful art transports the viewer to a beautiful, sometimes whimsical and always magical happy place.
