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Michelin-starred chef Julia Sullivan opens Judith in Sewanee
Creating new traditions
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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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Lobster Bowtie Association supports Chattanooga art scene through collaborative projects and ‘weird art’
Lobster Bowtie Association is helping to bring the arts to life in Chattanooga, most recently through its Art's Alive! show that ran through January at ClearStory Arts featuring visual art along with live poetry, music and painting.
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Check out this painting by local artist Ann Currey
"My grandmother instilled a love of art and travel in me."
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Cave at Smith Lake one of Alabama’s most extraordinary short-term rentals
Not every couple would want to spend their wedding night in a cave, but Jordan Shivers says the accommodations were ideal for her and her husband, Daniel, when they were married in 2015.
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Hiwassee River Retreat offers year-round romantic getaway
Having discovered the importance of spending quality time alone with each other, Ty and Cortney Bramlett wanted to create a place where couples could recharge and reconnect far away from the stresses of daily life. Last summer, they opened Hiwassee River Retreat, an adults-only boutique waterfront escape.
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Chattanooga celebrity chef shows a talent that goes beyond knowing the right ingredients, plus tips for creating a beautiful plate
When it comes to creativity, the culinary arts might be considered the most demanding of professions to enter.
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How to make the Fear and Loathing cocktail from Chattanooga’s Frazier Five & Dime
Even people who typically don't love the smoky flavor of mezcal may find their new cocktail match in the Fear and Loathing from North Shore's Frazier Five & Dime.
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PBS travel host Samantha Brown visits Chattanooga and discovers why it’s a place to love
Chattanooga's scenic beauty is about to get some high-profile national attention in the new year.
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‘Did you do that?’ : Chattanooga pet owners share stories of their animals’ appetites for destruction
It's a good thing that baby animals are so dang cute. Otherwise, we wouldn't put up with their vandalism.
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The best Chattanooga social media accounts local animal lovers should follow
If I'm ever feeling down, I can always count on a scroll through my social media feed to bring me back up thanks to the plethora of animal-related accounts I follow. Seeing the animals' sweet faces and the people who dedicate so much of their time to making their lives better makes my life feel a little better, too.
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How to build a butter board, plus where to find artisan butters in Chattanooga
Everyone loves a good charcuterie board nowadays — a nice arrangement of fruit, cheese, nuts, crackers and meat — and the popularity of these plates is now giving rise to new shareable snack boards.
