The Seen
The latest The Seen coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Chatter section.
More in The Seen, page 47
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Photo gallery: Q ‘n’ Brew at the Zoo
Featuring beer, barbecue and bluegrass, the Chattanooga Zoo hosted its most rocking and relaxed fundraising event offering up-close animal encounters and fun.
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Photo gallery: Hope Unlimited Ministries
Featuring Pastor Willie Kitchens and his choir, Joyful Sounds, this fundraiser helped provide funding for Hope Unlimited Ministries to continue reaching single-parent families.
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Photo gallery: Friends of Children Luncheon
Helping to raise money for the Holston United Methodist Home for Children, this year's annual luncheon featured guest speaker Steve Millsaps, retired educator and coach.
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Photo gallery: Low Country Shrimp Boil
Lookout Mountain Conservancy supporters gathered for cold beverages and Creole-Gullah cooking on the grassy lawn of The Crash Pad, with event proceeds benefiting the conservancy's Intern and Leadership Program with The Howard School.
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Photo gallery: Reflections Auction
Featuring live music, live and silent auctions, hors d'oeuvres, beer and wine, this annual event helps support St. Nicholas School, a private elementary Episcopal school.
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Gallery: Dogwood Luncheon
Sponsored by the Signal Mountain Community Guild, this year's luncheon included a social hour, vendor expo and recognition of the Signal Mountain 2018 Woman of the Year.
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Gallery: Another Gorgeous Evening
The Tennessee River Gorge Trust's annual fundraiser featured a craft-cocktail hour, live landscape painters, live music and dinner-by-the-bite.
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Gallery: Unmasking Brain Injury
Guest speaker Marty Foil helped bring awareness to the stories and the people behind traumatic brain injuries during this event benefiting the Chattanooga Area Brain Injury Association. A certified brain injury specialist, Foil's brother suffered a traumatic brain injury.
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Gallery: Country Connection
Hosted by hit country songwriter Kelley Lovelace, with special guests from Nashville's music scene, Bethel Bible Village's annual event benefited kids in crisis.
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Gallery: Morning Point Golf Classic
Community members gathered at the Lookout Mountain Club for a day on the golf course featuring lunch, a post-event reception and a silent auction, helping to raise funds for the care of seniors.
