The Seen
The latest The Seen coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Chatter section.
More in The Seen, page 20
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Photos: Wine, Women and Shoes
Chattanooga's wine-savvy, shoe-loving women came together for tastings and designer pop-up fashion shows during this inaugural event supporting the Chattanooga Ronald McDonald House.
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Photos: Great Outdoors Festival
The Chattanooga Ducks Unlimited hosted a festival with a huge array of activities, games, food and giveaways. The youth-oriented event was designed to help introduce youth to the great outdoors.
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Photos: VIP Preview Party
4 Bridges Arts Festival opened with its popular annual preview event, featuring select wines, signature cocktails and gourmet hors d'oeuvres, as well as a sneak peek at all the art.
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Photos: Master Your Garden Expo
Hosted at Camp Jordan Arena, Hamilton County Master Gardeners' annual event focused on gardening and the outdoors, bringing together a wide-ranging array of exhibits and demonstrations. Proceeds helped fund scholarships for agriculture and horticulture students in Tennessee, as well as local community garden projects.
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Photos: Dinner of Distinction
Drs. Richard Alvarez, Frank Adkins, Donald Barker and Hamilton County Mayor Jim Coppinger were honored during Erlanger's 18th annual dinner, hosted at the Westin Hotel.
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Photos: Save Water, Drink Wine
In an effort to bring awareness and stewardship to local watersheds, nonprofit WaterWays hosted an evening of food, drink and community at Crabtree Farms, which included a silent auction and awards ceremony honoring local citizens and businesses for their dedication to clean water.
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Photos: Pink! Gala
CHI Memorial Foundation hosted its 17th annual black-tie event, featuring auctions, dinner and dancing, all helping benefit the MaryEllen Locher Breast Center.
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Photos: Bids 4 Kids Auction Party
Featuring heavy hors d'oeuvres, beer and wine, this Parisian-themed auction party helped raise money for Junior Achievement of Chattanooga, a volunteer-driven non-profit dedicated to teaching students about work readiness, entrepreneurship and financial literacy.
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Photos: Hunter Underground
Instead of its usual basement, club-style event, this year, the Hunter Museum transported guests into a surrealist garden dreamscape in the museum's atrium, helping introduce collectors and art supporters to its space.
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Photos: Annual Gala
Proceeds from this annual gala went toward the Rotary Club of Cleveland Foundation, which gives to organizations doing good in the community, such as The Boys & Girls Club, the United Way of the Ocoee Region, the Caring Place, Karis Dental and more.
