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Creating new traditions
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CHATTER Magazine – October 2026
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Chattanooga organ experts sing the instrument’s praises
On any given Sunday, if you find yourself at Thankful Memorial Episcopal Church in Chattanooga's St. Elmo neighborhood, you're likely to hear the church's organ filling the worship hall with music that evokes a sense of the heavens opening up and shining down upon the Earth.
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‘Social creativity’: These meetup groups in Chattanooga are centered around art
From book clubs to sports teams to packs of Harley riders, the idea of groups of people flocking together over a shared interest has been around since the beginning of time.
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Chattanooga candlemakers offer candles with fun names and creative smells
Shadow Daddy. Probably Reading Smut. Freak Show. Believe it or not, we're talking candle names here. Specifically, Strange Wicks candles.
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Chattanooga artist Konstantin Chinkov is bringing watercolor painting to the masses
From cute cats to plants and flowers to scenes of Chattanooga, the drawings found in Konstantin Chinkov's "Wondering Watercolor" books are the kinds of drawings that make you want to be able to draw.
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Chattanooga grandmother-granddaughter duo create bilingual children’s book
When Eileen Haun's items slowly started to disappear from her porch, she didn't know who — or what — was responsible.
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The art of jewelry making: Epperson’s ‘jewelry box sessions’ breathe new life into heirlooms
Ellen Epperson Wiberley is continuing the tradition of quality craftsmanship that her father brought to the jewelry business when her parents started Epperson's in the family's basement in 1976, when Wiberley was just 4 years old.
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All the world’s a stage for these two Chattanooga designers
Art can take on many different forms in the production of a theater performance. The performing arts, literary arts and visual arts work together to create an immersive experience for audience members.
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Puppets are in good hands with Chattanooga theater company Playful Evolving Monsters
Inside the workshop of Playful Evolving Monsters, larger-than-life puppets of all shapes, sizes and colors greet those who enter.
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A look at just some of Chattanooga’s many creative artists
If you look around Chattanooga, it's hard not to be impressed by the sheer volume of creativity sitting on market tables and shop shelves, decorating homes and businesses, hanging on gallery walls and clothing racks.
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A look into Chattanooga’s public art collection
The collection includes nearly 200 pieces of public art
