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CHATTER Magazine – October 2026
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Celebrating female veterans and their families, this Freedom Sings USA event showcased live music, entertainment and fashion in support of music arts therapy for veterans.

The Museum & Cultural Center at 5ive Points brought the spirit of Mardi Gras to the community with an evening of dancing, music from a New Orleans-style band, concessions and a cash bar.

The Read House hosted an authentic Mardi Gras celebration featuring a live jazz band, second line, Cajun buffet and more. The 27th annual party helped support nonprofit Downside Up, Inc.

Notre Dame High School presented its fourth annual gala at The Chattanoogan in celebration and support of the school, while helping raise funds for the "Irish Appeal."

Supporters of the American Heart Association gathered with the shared purpose of raising funds for heart health while enjoying live entertainment, dancing and a social reception.

This 19th annual dinner, which recognizes individuals for their commitment to the community, was hosted at the Westin Hotel and benefited the Erlanger Health Systems Foundation.

From ancient Mexico to downtown Chattanooga, the taco has proliferated, becoming one of our most beloved comfort foods.
Here's where to find a good taco lunch in Chattanooga for about $10, according to six University of Tennessee at Chattanooga students.
The more authentic the taqueria, the more Spanish you'll need to know. Here is a glossary of common words you may see on menus describing popular taco styles, meats and more.
One of Montego Glover's first musical theater roles in college was Red Riding Hood in "Into the Woods." Now she stars as the witch in that same musical on its national tour, reprising her role in the Broadway production.
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