The Seen
The latest The Seen coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Chatter section.
More in The Seen, page 68
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Miracle Field Groundbreaking [photo gallery]
The Miracle League of Chattanooga broke ground on The Miracle Field and Playground at Warner park, which will give individuals with limited abilities specialized recreation opportunities.
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Chattanooga Whiskey Festival [photo gallery]
The third annual festival hosted by the H*Art Gallery, a nonprofit which facilitates the making and sale of art by those who are homeless, celebrated all things whiskey.
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Backstage Bash [photo gallery]
This year's annual fundraiser for the Chattanooga Theatre Center attracted more than 250 patrons and raised $30,000 to support the community theater, which is more than 90 years old.
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Latin Nights Summer Bash [photo gallery]
The Camp House's dancing-themed party evening, attended by salsa dancing enthusiasts and beginners alike, featured live music, a free dance class and much more.
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In-Town Gallery First Friday [photo gallery]
The gallery's monthly art event featured work by artist Leslie J. Dulin, an abstract expressionist who works in acrylic and mixed media.
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Tell Me Something Derby [photo gallery]
This year's derby, hosted at Black Creek Club, raised more than $30,000 for the women and children of Chattanooga Room in the Inn, a temporary home empowering homeless women and children to become self-sufficient.
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Miracles on the Water [photo gallery]
Marty's Center, a specialized school for children with impaired hearing and speech, held their third annual fundraiser at the Chickamauga Marina.
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Morning Pointe Golf Tournament [photo gallery]
The Morning Pointe Foundation hosted the second annual Mastering Memory Care Golf Tournament at the Lookout Mountain Golf Club.
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Bethel Country Connection [photo gallery]
This three-day Bethel Bible Village fundraiser, hosted by country artist Kelly Lovelace, included a concert by Lovelace and fellow artists Josh Turner, Craig Campbell and Neil Thrasher.
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Palate 2 Palette
The annual Palate 2 Palette event, a stroll through various Southside art galleries, again benefited the Craniofacial Foundation of America, with the after-party held at Track 29.
