People & Scenes
The latest People & Scenes coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Chatter section.
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Photos: MainX24
This year's 24-hour festival, celebrating Main Street and the surrounding Southside, showcased everything from parades and poetry to music and chili cook-offs, all organized by residents, merchants and friends of the community.
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Photos: Brew Lights
The Chattanooga Zoo's fourth annual holiday festival featured unlimited craft beer samples, food trucks, holiday lights and DJ Santa playing all the best holiday remixes.
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Photos: Holiday Tea
Houston Museum of Decorative Arts' most popular fundraiser returned this year, treating guests to a bona fide English tea and a tour of the museum's historic collection.
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Photos: Hearts 4 the Arts
The Performing Arts League hosted its annual fundraiser to support youth involvement in the performing arts through a luncheon and fashion show featuring holiday outfits from local boutiques.
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Photos: Fall Flight Dinner and Auction
The Chattanooga Chapter of Ducks Unlimited hosted its annual event at Camp Jordan, offering food, prizes and auctions, ultimately helping to raise more than $100,000 to conserve, restore and manage wetlands for North America's waterfowl.
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Photos: Fashion Show & Luncheon
Supporters of Freedom Sings USA, a Chattanooga nonprofit that helps fund music therapy programs for combat veterans, gathered at the Walden Club to enjoy mimosas, lunch, fashion and a live auction. The theme this year was "A Salute to Trailblazing Women," and the fashion was modeled by women veterans and wives of veterans.
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Photos: Raise the Roof
With the goal of building more strong and stable homes for those in need, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Chattanooga invited the community to gather for lunch and a brief presentation at the Chattanooga Convention Center.
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Photos: Phil Acord’s Retirement Celebration
A reception and dinner were held to honor Phil Acord, who recently retired as the CEO of Chambliss Center for Children in Chattanooga after serving the nonprofit for 50 years. Proceeds from ticket sales were contributed to the Pauline & Woodrow Miller Fund, established by Phil in memory of his parents and designated to assist families with emergency needs.
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Photos: Siskin Hospital Golf Classic
Benefactors teed off at the beautiful Council Fire Golf Club for the 31st annual golf tournament, helping benefit patients without adequate insurance to cover the cost of their care. Last year, the tournament raised more than $85,000 to improve the lives of the disabled and their families.
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Photos: Choices Annual Fundraising Banquet
Celebrating women and families, Choices banquet featured keynote speaker Pam Tebow, mother of Tim Tebow.
