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CHATTER Magazine – October 2026
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Hints and hacks for him: 10 tips for staying healthy and handsome after 50
There comes a time in every man's life when skin sags, hormones lag and energy flags. But that doesn't mean that men have to surrender to the numbing — and humbling — effects of aging.
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Chattanooga’s Houston Museum houses over 20,000 antique artifacts
When Anna Safley Houston moved to Chattanooga in the early 1900s, she did what we all do when moving to a new place: packed up her prized possessions and relocated. Only for her, packing was more of an endeavor than simply stuffing a few suitcases with clothes and family photos.
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Focus on self-care in the new year with one of these wellness retreats near Chattanooga
A new year is the perfect excuse to indulge in self-care, and the Chattanooga area is lucky to have a handful of retreats nearby that offer a variety of spa treatments, wellness activities and experiences to help you connect with nature and yourself on a deeper level while taking a step back from the hectic pace of everyday life.
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Photos: Siskin’s StarNight
At this fundraising gala, guests dressed in their finest attire for a cocktail reception, dinner and live auction at the Chattanooga Convention Center.
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Photos: Special Spaces’ Fundraiser
Special Spaces makes child cancer patients' dreams come true by building their dream bedroom. This fundraising event featured a delicious meal catered by Apron Springs and a silent auction, and several recipients and families gave testimonials.
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Photos: Susan G. Komen MORE THAN PINK Walk
Over 1,000 people came out to Hamilton Place mall to support the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, which provides funds for breast cancer patients and research. After the walk, participants could grab snacks and participate in "pink"-related activities, and the Infinite Elite Company dancers came out to cheer on breast cancer survivors.
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Photos: Executive Women International Barnyard Auction
Executive Women International hosted its 25th annual auction and biggest fundraiser of the year at the Chattanooga Marriott Downtown.
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Photos: Latino Leadership Awards
LaPaz Chattanooga hosted this annual ceremony to celebrate Latino leaders in the community, including the winner of the Latino of the Year award, Paulo Hutson Solórzano, founder of A Medida Communications. Mariachi musicians and dancers performed, and guests posed for pictures at photo booths.
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Photos: ArtsBuild InterMission
This celebration of art in Chattanooga, hosted by ArtsBuild, honored the recipients of the Ruth Holmberg Arts Leadership Awards. Actor and Tony Award-winner Alan Cumming spoke about his work and the arts with local arts advocate Nicole Brown. The audience was treated to performances from the Chattanooga Symphony & Opera, CHA ballet and other local artists.
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Photos: Bingo for the Grove
Those who joined this fundraising event for Orange Grove Center, which was held at the Hunter Museum, were treated to an elegant night of cocktails, a seated dinner and live music.
The Seen
Have you been seen? A look at local events
