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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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If you’ve flown out of Chattanooga Airport lately, you will have noticed the CHA Art Space
As the Chattanooga Airport continues a $28 million terminal renovation and expansion, a regularly refreshed art gallery is adding tranquility and color to the indoor construction zone.
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New Tennessee Ale Trail features breweries in Chattanooga and beyond
While the Scenic City, Nashville and Knoxville are brimming with breweries, smaller Tennessee towns are now getting in on the fermented bevvy game as well. The recent launch of the Tennessee Ale Trail gives craft beer lovers 60-plus reasons to check out what's new in the region.
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Try these road trip snack hacks. Your wallet and your waistline will thank you.
Whether by plane, train or automobile, vacations can become out-of-this-world expensive if you don't plan ahead, particularly when it comes to food.
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Chattanooga Women’s Leadership Institute Meghan Green hopes to ‘think less, act more’ in new role as executive director
"Think less. Act more."
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Eat fresh food from the farm with these Chattanooga area CSAs
Can't get enough of farm-fresh veggies? You might consider joining a Community Supported Agriculture program, or a CSA. Chattanooga-area residents are lucky to have a variety of options. Here's what to know before becoming a member.
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Check out this work by Chattanooga artist Kathleen Pacenti
"The deep blue was the initial inspiration for this painting," says Chattanooga artist Kathleen Pacenti.
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Photos: Not-So-Silent Auction
Northside Neighborhood House's 15th annual fundraiser offered a charity auction unlike any other, including lively games and a wide selection of food. The event raises awareness and financial support for the ongoing work to support individuals and families living north of the Tennessee River in Hamilton County.
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Photos: The Pink Bandana Ball
Emily's Power for a Cure proudly presented its premier fundraiser for kids with cancer. Guests wore their finest Western-themed attire and enjoyed a fun evening of BBQ, bull-riding and dancing.
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Photos: Hearts 4 the Arts
The Performing Arts League hosted its annual fashion show and luncheon, raising funds to support youth involvement in the performing arts. Kim Coulter served as the event's Mistress of Ceremonies, introducing a selection of holiday outfits from Chattanooga-area boutiques.
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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.
