People & Scenes
The latest People & Scenes coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Chatter section.
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Photos: Working Women’s Wednesday
Women came together to shop, network and sip tasty cocktails at Moxy Chattanooga during this social event designed for the working woman.
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Photos: Dinner of Firsts
Chattanooga State Foundation's eighth annual dinner event featured a toast and roast honoring community leader Sandra Brewer. The first in her family to attend college, she is now the vice president of membership and investor relations for the Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce.
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Photos: Chocolate Fling
Donning their best flapper-era garb, supporters of the Epilepsy Foundation of Southeast Tennessee came together for an evening of chocolate desserts, jazz music and live and silent auctions at the newly renovated Read House.
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Photos: Shriners’ Charity Ball
Honoring Illustrious Potentate Clarence T. Daniel Jr. and benefiting the Reuben Strickland Memorial Scholarship Fund and other Shrine charities, this 15th annual black-tie gala was hosted at the Chattanooga Convention Center.
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Photos: Spectrum 2019 Gala
Celebrating the Hunter Museum, this annual arts showcase featured a lively silent auction that included a diverse selection of artwork from across the country. An after-party with a DJ and late-night snacks followed.
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Photos: Hope Unlimited Ministries Concert
Hope Unlimited Ministries' annual event featured Babbie Mason, the award-winning singer-songwriter and teacher who has touched many with her music and ministry.
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Photos: Freedom Sings USA Concert and Fashion Show
Party-goers met Grammy Award-winning songwriters Steve Dean and Don Goodman while enjoying lunch and complimentary mimosas during this benefit supporting Freedom Sings USA.
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Photos: Siskin Golf Classic
Raising money for Siskin Hospital's Charity Care Fund, benefactors teed off at the beautiful Council Fire Golf Club during this 29th annual classic.
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Photos: Denim and Rhinestones
Proceeds for this fun-filled evening helped support programs of The Links Incorporated local chapter, an organization of professional women committed to community service.
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Photos: Contraception Matters: The Art of Empowerment
A Step Ahead Chattanooga hosted its first large-scale fundraiser, featuring an art auction of works by 30-40 female artists, with all proceeds helping empower women to time their pregnancies for when they feel ready.
