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CHATTER Magazine – October 2026
The Food Issue
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Photos: The Tennessee Aquarium’s Fish & Sips
Ticket-holders for this adult-only event at the Tennessee Aquarium got to explore the aquarium after-hours with a walk through the River and Ocean Journey buildings as they sampled beer from the area's top breweries. At the outdoor pavilion, there was live music and food from the Edwin Hotel and local restaurants. Proceeds from this event support the aquarium's mission to educate and connect people with nature and wildlife.
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Photos: Q ‘n Brew at the Zoo
Those who joined this summer barbecue fundraiser had the opportunity to eat delicious food, listen to live bluegrass music, partake in beer-tasting and hang out with the many animals at the Chattanooga Zoo. Other activities included axe-throwing, animal meet-and-greets, tortoise races and various games for all ages.
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Photos: American Heroes Dinner
Community members gathered at the ninth annual American Heroes Dinner, which was held at the Chattanooga Convention Center. It benefitted Honoring the Sacrifice Foundation, a cause dedicated to aiding wounded post-9/11 veterans and their families. The event featured speakers General John F. Kelly, USMC (Ret.) and Sr. Master Sergeant Israel Del Toro Jr., USAF (Ret.), who shared inspiring words with the audience.
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A rundown of 5 holiday desserts around Chattanooga
Desserts are an essential part of most holiday meals, and that includes those that we enjoy when dining out. Area chefs and bakers are upping the ante when it comes to sweetening up the holiday season — whether it's something sugary to start your day or a treat to finish a meal.
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Chattanooga social worker shares how to overcome mental-health obstacles during the holiday season
From a lack of a sense of belonging to the resurfacing of hurtful memories, there are a number of mental-health obstacles that may come up during the holiday season.
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Two Scenic City Santas discuss what it means to be a jolly man with a beard
The holiday season means many families are seeking a Santa Claus to kindle the spirit of Christmas in their children. Although growing older may dull the magical curiosity once felt around Christmastime, seeing Santa at a local mall or holiday festival can bring back those old feelings as we wonder what the merry, bearded man's story is.
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Christmases past and present: Chattanooga holiday traditions that stand the test of time
What traditions are linked with your Christmas memories — the events that signal that Christmas is here?
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Christmas carols bring tidings of comfort and joy
Got a bunch of keys on a ring?
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Five festive drinks in Chattanooga that will put you in the holiday spirit
One of the best gifts you can give yourself over the hectic holiday season is taking a break from the madness with a festive cocktail. Here are a few of our favorite holiday libations from local bars.
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Meet these Chattanooga-area residents who have a special connection to Christmas
It's the most wonderful time of the year in the Chattanooga area yet again. As it gets closer and closer to that beloved 25th day of December, you're sure to see Christmas lights and holiday displays galore.
The Seen
Have you been seen? A look at local events
