The Seen
The latest The Seen coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Chatter section.
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Photos: Lucky Strike
The Read House hosted an authentic Mardi Gras celebration featuring a live jazz band, second line, Cajun buffet and more. The 27th annual party helped support nonprofit Downside Up, Inc.
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Photos: Green and Gold Gala
Notre Dame High School presented its fourth annual gala at The Chattanoogan in celebration and support of the school, while helping raise funds for the "Irish Appeal."
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Photos: Heart Ball
Supporters of the American Heart Association gathered with the shared purpose of raising funds for heart health while enjoying live entertainment, dancing and a social reception.
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Photos: Dinner of Distinction
This 19th annual dinner, which recognizes individuals for their commitment to the community, was hosted at the Westin Hotel and benefited the Erlanger Health Systems Foundation.
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Photos: Spectrum Preview Party
The Hunter Museum celebrated 70 years of serving the community during its annual two-night fundraising event. The preview featured a silent auction and cocktail party while offering patrons unique opportunities to add to their art collection.
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Photos: Sunday Showcase
The Performing Arts League presented a cavalcade of young performers, highlighting and encouraging their talent. Funds raised by the event support grants and scholarships that benefit young performers in the area.
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Photos: Pink! Gala
CHI Memorial hosted its 18th annual gala celebrating the life of breast cancer patients and survivors, which has helped raise more than $5.2 million since 2006. Proceeds from the event stay in the community to support the MaryEllen Locher Breast Center.
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Photos: The Big Happier Hour
Featuring unforgettable entertainment and inspiration, patrons gathered at Feed Table & Tavern to enjoy a delicious dinner and learn how to make a tasty new cocktail. Every dollar raised went towards creating and supporting one-to-one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of youth.
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Photos: Bids 4 Kids
Economic-education nonprofit Junior Achievement of Chattanooga helped support its mission with a 1950s-themed cocktail party, featuring a live and silent auction.
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Photos: The Big Game Show Awards Dinner
Junior Acheivement of Chattanooga, Chattanooga and North Georgia's premier volunteer-driven K-12 economic-education nonprofit, hosted an exciting night of awards, games and fabulous prizes, which included KitchenAid appliances, Lodge Cast Iron items and more.