The Seen
The latest The Seen coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Chatter section.
More in The Seen, page 53
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Real Men Wrap-up Party [photos]
The American Cancer Society threw a party to wrap up this year's Real Men Wear Pink campaign, which helps to raise awareness and funds for breast cancer research.

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Sunday Showcase [photos]
Highlighting area youth in the performance arts, the Performing Arts League and the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga presented Sunday Showcase in UTC's Roland Hayes Concert Hall.

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Banana Ball [photos]
The Chattanooga Zoo celebrated 80 wild years during this annual event featuring celebrity guest Jack Hanna, up-close animal encounters and so much more.

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Living Legends Banquet [photos]
Supporters of Orange Grove Center gathered for a social hour followed by dinner during this event, which honored Thomas A. Caldwell Jr., who has helped support the center in a number of ways for 64 years.

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Heart Strings [photos]
Benefiting the Boys & Girls Club of Chattanooga, this rocking event was hosted at Songbirds Guitar Museum and featured hors d'oeuvres, beer, wine and a silent auction.

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30th Annual Ruby Hurley Image Award [photos]
Celebrating 77 years of service to the Hamilton County area, supporters of the NAACP gathered for a banquet led by guest speaker and civil rights activist Eldrin Bell.

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First Things First Birthday Bash [photos]
To celebrate 20 years of offering family resources to the Greater Chattanooga area, First Things First hosted a birthday bash featuring food, drinks and a live auction.

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Miracle Field Opening [photos]
The Miracle League of Chattanooga hosted the grand opening of its Miracle Field and Playground at Warner Park designed for individuals with limited abilities.

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Spirit of Achievement Award [photos]
Junior Achievement of Chattanooga honored companies that have supported its mission by hosting this event which featured keynote speaker Mike Keith, "The Voice of the Tennessee Titans."

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Arts for CARES [photos]
Featuring original works and live entertainment, this event helped Chattanooga CARES show support for those facing the challenges of HIV.
