People & Scenes
The latest People & Scenes coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Chatter section.
More in People & Scenes, page 49
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Gallery: Mommy, Doll & Me for Tea
Female family members of all ages joined the MCR Foundation for its 7th annual fundraising event, featuring New York Times best-selling author Rachel Macy Stafford as its guest speaker.
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Gallery: Ruth Holmberg Arts Leadership Award
Alice L. Smith and Booker T. Scruggs II were honored during this year's leadership award presentation hosted by ArtsBuild.
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Gallery: Mayors Day of Recognition for National Service
The city of Chattanooga Foster Grandparents Program, Retired Senior Volunteer Program and AmeriCorps all came together to celebrate the sixth annual Mayors Day of Recognition for National Service.
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Gallery: Cam Busch Endowed Arts for Health Lecture Series
CHI Memorial Foundation and the Hunter Museum of American Art co-presented this 18th annual lecture series, part of CHI Memorial's Arts Medicine Program which uses performing and visual arts to enhance healing. A presentation by singer/songwriter IMAJ followed a reception.
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Gallery: Bruiser Bee
An adult spelling bee and a fundraiser in one, this fun, interactive event helped raise funds for Girls Preparatory School.
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Gallery: Masterpiece Experience
Supporters of Tennessee Valley's PBS station WTCI gathered for an unforgettable five-course wine dinner at The Westin hotel.
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Gallery: The Hunter Underground
This chic art auction took place in the private storage areas of the museum, and included cocktails, auction and, of course, art.
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Gallery: HullaBOWLoo
The Chattanooga Area Food Bank's signature event featured a tasting of trademark dishes from local restaurants, music, activities and a live auction, while helping to feed the hungry.
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Classic 150 Roast/Toast of Champions [photos]
UT Volunteers super-fan and major donor John "Thunder" Thornton was the guest of honor during this fundraiser, helping to raise money for the Classic 150, which invests in bringing major sporting events to Chattanooga.
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Friends of Scouting Luncheon [photos]
The 14th annual Friends of Scouting Luncheon brought together more than 600 community leaders, while helping to support Boy Scouts of America provide year-round programs to more than 6,000 youth and adults in the region.
