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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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Photos: Sunday Showcase
The Performing Arts League presented a cavalcade of young performers, highlighting and encouraging their talent. Funds raised by the event support grants and scholarships that benefit young performers in the area.
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Photos: Pink! Gala
CHI Memorial hosted its 18th annual gala celebrating the life of breast cancer patients and survivors, which has helped raise more than $5.2 million since 2006. Proceeds from the event stay in the community to support the MaryEllen Locher Breast Center.
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Photos: The Big Happier Hour
Featuring unforgettable entertainment and inspiration, patrons gathered at Feed Table & Tavern to enjoy a delicious dinner and learn how to make a tasty new cocktail. Every dollar raised went towards creating and supporting one-to-one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of youth.
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Photos: Bids 4 Kids
Economic-education nonprofit Junior Achievement of Chattanooga helped support its mission with a 1950s-themed cocktail party, featuring a live and silent auction.
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Photos: The Big Game Show Awards Dinner
Junior Acheivement of Chattanooga, Chattanooga and North Georgia's premier volunteer-driven K-12 economic-education nonprofit, hosted an exciting night of awards, games and fabulous prizes, which included KitchenAid appliances, Lodge Cast Iron items and more.
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Pack Like a Pro: Chattanooga style consultant Alex Sachel shares tips for efficient traveling
We all know the traveling rule, "Pack what you think you'll need, then take half out."
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Need to entertain out-of-town guests? Locals suggest the best places in Chattanooga for coffee, hiking, food and more
So you have an out-of-town friend visiting Chattanooga for a day, and they want to see the city.
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Why you should take a tour of these rejuvenated East Atlanta neighborhoods, plus tips on restaurants, attractions from an ATL native
Sarah is walking her small terrier, Pepper, on a Sunday morning in the Atlanta neighborhood of Cabbagetown (yes, its real name).
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Roundup of Chattanooga’s sensory-friendly spaces
Seated in a grandiose room surrounded by exquisite pieces of art, a young woman meticulously explains how to create art with a mixture of paint, glue and torn paper.
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Chattanooga Burger Week offers a unique way to experience the city
There are plenty of ways to tour the Scenic City. You can scoot around on a Segway, or ride in a horse-drawn carriage. You can even take an aerial tour via helicopter. But for a more down-to-earth option, this month, you can explore Chattanooga through one of life’s most essential pleasures: burgers.
