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Creating new traditions
CHATTER Magazine – October 2026
All you can eat in the Scenic City, A-Z
In 2011, Cara Hicks was on Chatter Magazine's original "20 under 40" list. Then a 26-year-old account manager at EPB, Hicks shared pieces of her life story with the magazine, including the fact that she navigated the University of Georgia as a single mom.

4 Bridges Arts Festival opened with its popular annual preview event, featuring select wines, signature cocktails and gourmet hors d'oeuvres, as well as a sneak peek at all the art.

This year, Chatter's 20 Under 40 Class is dedicated to those who can't call Chattanooga their hometown, but do call it their home – and we are grateful they do.

Consumers are evolving to become more mindful of what they buy.

Young chefs always seem to find a playful side to food, willing to show a lively, experimental side to chefdom. Watching new chefs as they scale the restaurant scene with their bold talents is exciting as they introduce new foods and techniques.

Hosted at Camp Jordan Arena, Hamilton County Master Gardeners' annual event focused on gardening and the outdoors, bringing together a wide-ranging array of exhibits and demonstrations. Proceeds helped fund scholarships for agriculture and horticulture students in Tennessee, as well as local community garden projects.

The world's largest mason jar of sweet tea, aptly named "Mason," stands proud at 15 feet tall, holding 2,524 gallons of tea in Summerville, South Carolina. Along the city's Sweet Tea Trail, tourists can pose for photos with Mason while taking in the sights, sounds and sips of all things sweet tea.

Whether you are in the mood for a boozy sipper or a sweeter summer drink, we have the perfect cocktail for you courtesy of Proof Bar and Incubator.

If you think art museums are highbrow and stuffy, perhaps a night of cosplay, a visit by a Bigfoot investigator or a drag show will convince you otherwise.

Drs. Richard Alvarez, Frank Adkins, Donald Barker and Hamilton County Mayor Jim Coppinger were honored during Erlanger's 18th annual dinner, hosted at the Westin Hotel.

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