The Seen
The latest The Seen coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Chatter section.
More in The Seen, page 27
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Photos: Plant Giveaway
Daisy United Methodist hosted its 10th annual event, giving each attendee two free plants with the option of buying up to 10 more, with all proceeds benefiting the church's outreach.
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Photos: Save Water, Drink Wine
WaterWays' largest annual fundraiser returned for its ninth year, celebrating local watersheds with an evening of food, drinks and community at Crabtree Farms.
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Photos: Drives for Lives
The Humane Educational Society hosted its seventh annual golf tournament at Black Creek Club, complete with complimentary alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages, golf balls, koozies, prizes for the top three teams, and more.
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Photos: Ducks Unlimited Great Outdoors Festival
Designed for young outdoor-lovers, this free festival, sponsored by Sportsman's Warehouse, offered a bevy of activities, including games and demonstrations provided by conservation organizations, such as Outdoor Chattanooga's "introduction to mountain biking" activity.
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Photos: Collegedale Flea Market
Vendors of all types attracted shoppers of all types during this annual spring market organized by American Legion Post 257, which serves veterans, and hosted at Collegedale Community Church.
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Photos: Celebrate Catoosa Gala
The Catoosa County Chamber of Commerce hosted a gala and "mask-erade" complete with a live auction and the group's annual awards ceremony.
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Photos: Wizards of Beer Festival
Guests tapped into more than 20 beers while exploring this enchanting beer fest. Hosted at The Signal, it featured pseudo shopfronts, photo ops, wizardly vendors and plenty of food.
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Photos: Chattanooga Polar Plunge
Brave souls plunged into icy waters at Finley Stadium, earning bragging rights while helping raise money for Special Olympics Tennessee, which has been deeply impacted by the COVID-19 crisis.
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Photos: Chattanooga Skillet Curling Championship
An annual event hosted at the pop-up ice skating rink at the Chattanooga Choo Choo, this competition sees who can toss skillets the farthest down the ice in a benefit for the Chattanooga Area Food Bank.
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Photos: Frozen Gnome Tournament
On a brisk February day, amateur and professional disc golfers came together at The Sinks course in Hixson to compete in this Professional Disc Golf Association-sanctioned tournament.
