The Seen
The latest The Seen coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Chatter section.
More in The Seen, page 56
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Signal Mill Preview Party [photo gallery]
The much-anticipated unveiling of the renovated Signal Mill included tastings from local restaurants and bluegrass music from Slim Pickins, while helping raise money for Little Miss Mag Early Learning Center.

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Redneck Cruise [photo gallery]
Benefiting Ronald McDonald House Charities of Greater Chattanooga, this spirited cruise aboard the Southern Belle was hosted by the Red Shoe Society, a philanthropic group of young professionals dedicated to RMHC, and featured drinks, dancing and door prizes for best redneck outfit.

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Low Country Shrimp Boil [photo gallery]
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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Mastering Memory Care Golf Tournament [photo gallery]
The Morning Pointe Foundation hosted its third annual golf tournament to help the foundation's mission to support caregiver initiatives, support groups and dementia care networks.

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Sangria on the Bluff [photo gallery]
Hosted by the Hunter Museum, this one-of-a-kind party offered an open bar complete with sangria and Mexican beer, authentic Latin cuisine, music and dancing, all to the backdrop of beautiful art.

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Black Philanthropy Month Luncheon [photo gallery]
Members of the Sankofa Fund for Civic Engagement celebrated Black Philanthropy Month with a luncheon featuring guest speaker Dr. Fallon Wilson, selected by the International Society of Technology in Education to receive the 2017 Digital Equity Award, given to a national leader seeking to address issues of digital equity.

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Annual Dogwood Luncheon [photo gallery]
Hosted by the Signal Mountain Community Guild, this event showcased a social hour with cocktails, entertainment, door prizes and more, including the presentation of the Woman of the Year award.

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Summer Fling [photo gallery]
With the goal of encouraging good citizenship, members of the Chattanooga Civitan Club enjoyed dinner, door prizes and good times.

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World Refugee Day [photo gallery]
Raising awareness for the hardships and strengths of refugees in our community and around the world, this year's annual celebration convened at the Camp House and featured international food, live music and the best of local cross-cultural support.

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Styleworks [photo gallery]
Siskin Children's Institute hosted its 41st annual event, which celebrated fashion and compassion while raising awareness for the Institute's programs and services.
