People & Scenes
The latest People & Scenes coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Chatter section.
More in People & Scenes, page 67
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Ice Cream Social [photo gallery]
Chattanooga Market's coolest summer tradition helped locals beats the heat with all things ice cream.
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Stake ‘N Burger [photo gallery]
U.S. Senator Bob Corker spoke during this year's community "stake" holder dinner, which helped raise money to support members of the Boys & Girls Club of Chattanooga.
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Diamonds and Pearls Fashion Show [photo gallery]
Fashion-lovers gathered at the Chattanooga Convention Center to help raise money for college scholarships during the annual fashion show and luncheon, an event sponsored by the National Coalition of 100 Black Women Inc. Chattanooga Chapter.
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D9 Visionary Luncheon [photo gallery]
This year's District Nine luncheon was hosted at the Hunter Art Museum where 2016 Miss America Betty Cantrell discussed the importance of art and science in elementary school, entertained with a song and participated in a meet-and-greet.
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Butterfly Brunch [photo gallery]
St. Timothy's Episcopal Preschool enjoyed another successful (and delicious) event this year, raising more than $16,000 for the Signal Mountain school.
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Sangria on the Southside [photo gallery]
Showcasing the bright and bold traditions of Chattanooga's Latino community, this year's cultural event, benefitting La Paz Chattanooga, featured food, music, dancing and, of course, sangria.
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Uncorked! [photo gallery]
The Chattanooga Symphony and Opera's annual fundraising evening featured food, fine wine and music by Smooth Dialects along the Tennessee River.
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Miracle Field Groundbreaking [photo gallery]
The Miracle League of Chattanooga broke ground on The Miracle Field and Playground at Warner park, which will give individuals with limited abilities specialized recreation opportunities.
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Chattanooga Whiskey Festival [photo gallery]
The third annual festival hosted by the H*Art Gallery, a nonprofit which facilitates the making and sale of art by those who are homeless, celebrated all things whiskey.
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Backstage Bash [photo gallery]
This year's annual fundraiser for the Chattanooga Theatre Center attracted more than 250 patrons and raised $30,000 to support the community theater, which is more than 90 years old.
