People & Scenes
The latest People & Scenes coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Chatter section.
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Photos: Green & Gold Gala
Benefiting Notre Dame High School, this sold-out event helped raise funds for new brick signage on the campus.
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Photos: Modelcon 2022
Chattanooga scale modelers converged on the Chattanooga Convention Center for a weekend of camaraderie, contests and showing of their best builds.
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Photos: Sunday Showcase
The Performing Arts League featured performances by Chattanooga's outstanding young artists in dance, instrumental music, vocal performance and theatre.
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Photos: Lookout Wild Film Festival
Showcasing films from around the world about wild places and the people they inspire, Chattanooga's premier film festival returned to Tivoli Theatre for a weekend dedicated to all things outdoors.
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Photos: “Prison to Purpose: A Past That Shaped My Future” book release
City Councilwoman Demetrus Coonrod signed copies of her new book about going from prison to holding public office during its official release party at Allgood's Used Books and Coffee.
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Photos: Grace Episcopal Church Arboretum Dedication
The latest in a network of Chattanooga-area properties devoted to trees, parishioners of this Brainerd church came together to dedicate an arboretum on their 4-acre property.
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Photos: Hope Gala
The American Cancer Society hosted its annual black-tie event, treating guests to a runway show, dancing, games and the opportunity to honor those who have battled cancer, all while helping support the society's mission to eliminate the disease as a major health problem.
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Photos: Tivoli Gala
Grammy-award winning songwriter Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit headlined this year's gala, with proceeds going towards programming for the city-owned Tivoli, Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Auditorium and Walker Theatre.
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Photos: Annual Charity Ball
Chattanoogans gathered for an evening of dinner and dancing at Stratton Hall.
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Photos: Annual Holiday Party
After taking a hiatus in 2020, this 40th annual black-tie event returned to the Hunter Museum, bringing hundreds of well dressed and vaccinated guests together for the New Year.
