People & Scenes
The latest People & Scenes coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Chatter section.
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Gallery: Chair-ies Jubilee
Hosted at the Museum Center at 5ive Points, this year's fundraiser was themed "Designs thru the Decades" and helped raise funds for teachers to receive grants for classroom art programs.

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Gallery: Magstravaganza
Donors came together to help support Little Miss Mag, helping to ensure long-term academic success for children.

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Gallery: A Night to Remember Gala
This 31st annual event consisted of dinner, dancing and recognition of longtime supporters of A Night to Remember Inc., an organization benefiting Chattanooga's youth.

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Gallery: HeARTS 4 the Arts
The Performing Arts League's annual fundraiser featured a fashion show, designer handbag auction and more, to benefit art education in the Greater Chattanooga area.

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Gallery: Believe Bash Gala
Hosted at Wilson Air Hangar, this year's 1920's themed black-tie gala helped raise funds to build the new Children's Hospital.

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Gallery: Women Build Breakfast
More than 200 women and girls gathered at The Chattanoogan to stand in support of affordable housing, while helping to raise funds for Habitat for Humanity.

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Gallery: Taste
Celebrating food and fun, the Kidney Foundation of Chattanooga hosted its much-anticipated annual fundraiser featuring bites from local restaurants.

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Gallery: Tails at Twilight
Animal-lovers came together at Stratton Hall to help support the Pet Placement Center. This year's event included silent and live auctions, heavy hors d'oeurvres, wine, beer and non-alcoholic beverages.

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Gallery: Black-tie Gala benefits Hospice of Chattanooga
This black-tie gala benefiting the Hospice of Chattanooga Foundation featured live music, dancing and dinner.

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Gallery: BBS Spring Auction
Attendees at this live and silent auction-centered event found themselves transported to the "Emerald City" in a benefit for private Christian school Boyd Buchanan's elementary, middle and high school students.
