The Seen
The latest The Seen coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Chatter section.
More in The Seen, page 19
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Photos: Performing Arts League membership meeting and check presentation
The Performing Arts League announced the recipients of its 2022 Grants and Scholarships Awards at Sculpture Fields at Montague Park. The league's award program provides opportunities for young people to participate in the performing arts.
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Photos: Annual 100 Dinner
Crabtree Farms’ signature fundraising event boasted a true farm-to-table experience with food and beverages sourced from within 100 miles of Chattanooga. The annual dinner helps support the many educational and community programs at the farm.
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Photos: Chattanooga Music Club Banquet
The oldest music club in Tennessee celebrated its 126th anniversary at the Walden Club, complete with a cocktail hour, entertainment and keynote speaker Sandy Moore.
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Photos: Spirits in the Wild
Guests of the Chattanooga Zoo immersed themselves in wildlife while enjoying local flavors, entertainment and live art demonstrations by both people and animals.
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Photos: Bunny Hop!
This family-friendly fundraiser was held in the open-air First Horizon Pavilion and featured a wide range of arts and crafts, a petting station, balloon artists and more, all benefiting Chattanooga’s Chambliss Center for Children.
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Photos: MAC Gala
The "pawty" of the year, McKamey Animal Center hosted an evening of drinks, dancing, music and a live auction. All proceeds supported the life-saving mission of saving animals.
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Photos: Ice Cream Safari
Along with unlimited sweet treat tastings, the Chattanooga Zoo invited its supporters to watch some of the animals enjoying ice-treat enrichments.
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Photos: Extravaganza
Signal Centers hosted its first-ever event and auction benefiting the Hart Gallery, which provides local artists experiencing homelessness or who have a disability the opportunity to express themselves and be paid for their work.
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Photos: Top Hat Society
Volunteers in Medicine Chattanooga launched an inaugural campaign in support of its Gowns for Good luncheon, honoring a group of ten community leaders determined to raise awareness and funding to help uninsured neighbors in need of primary care.
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Photos: Go Red for Women
This empowering gathering focused on preventing heart disease and stroke, with community members sharing stories of people impacted by cardiovascular disease, while helping raise funds to save more lives.
