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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: ‘Songbirds’ screening
The Songbirds Foundation hosted an exclusive screening of the Emmy Award-winning film, “Songbirds,” helping raise money to support the film’s global distribution efforts, as well as the mission of the Songbirds Foundation.
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Chattanooga-area woodworker Andrew Nigh turns his scraps into sculptures and sets them on fire
Later this month, local artist Andrew Nigh, 47, will preside over the finale of Fire Up the Fields, a Burning Man-inspired event at the Sculpture Fields at Montague Park.
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A Chattanooga dentist ranks Halloween candies from worst to best
Halloween always conjures up ideas of kids in cute costumes going door to door in search of that next sweet treat.
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Chattanooga creative partners with LA-based designer to launch jewelry line benefiting Girls Inc.
Shanna Forrestall, a local creative and founder of Chattanooga Fashion Expo, knows too well the benefits that come with having strong women in your life.
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How to make the New Yorkah’ cocktail from Clever Alehouse
If you find yourself in Red Bank in search of a cocktail, Clever Alehouse is a new option opened recently on Dayton Boulevard, the city's main drag, by the owners of downtown's Bitter Alibi and North Chattanooga's Daily Ration.
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Barrelhouse Ballroom, Whiskey Cowgirl bring larger venues to town
Soon, Chattanooga will be home to two new live music venues designed to host crowds in the 500-600 person range.
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Photos: Performing Arts League membership meeting and check presentation
The Performing Arts League announced the recipients of its 2022 Grants and Scholarships Awards at Sculpture Fields at Montague Park. The league's award program provides opportunities for young people to participate in the performing arts.
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‘Swing’ into fall with old-fashioned family fun at one of these four Chattanooga-area neighborhood playgrounds
The mention of parks in Chattanooga usually brings to mind Coolidge Park, arguably the city’s most well-known green space. The urban park’s scenic location along the banks of the Tennessee River has been the setting for events from concerts and art shows to canine agility contests.
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Serve & Protect: Savor sustainably sourced seafood at this redo of last year’s fundraising event at the Tennessee Aquarium
Serve & Protect, the Tennessee Aquarium’s annual fundraising dinner, was canceled last year due to surges of the COVID Delta variant. But it’s hoping for a redo this time around.
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Photos: Annual 100 Dinner
Crabtree Farms’ signature fundraising event boasted a true farm-to-table experience with food and beverages sourced from within 100 miles of Chattanooga. The annual dinner helps support the many educational and community programs at the farm.
