Out and About
The latest Out and About coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Out and About, page 62
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Chattanooga-area venues, crafters hoping to recoup financial losses as most fall festivals return
They're back! After the 2020 fall festival season was decimated by COVID-19 cancellations, this season's festival calendar is filled with more than 90 events that range from old favorites such as Ketner's Mill to new additions like the Harvest Celebration on the Mountain at Flat Top Mountain Farm in Soddy-Daisy.
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Fall Festival Guide: 90+ events to celebrate the season in Chattanooga and beyond
After a COVID-19 disruption last year, many fall events are back on the 2021 calendar, though there are still some holdouts.
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Your weekly planner of Chattanooga-area events (including an ‘Antarctica’ Imax film and a watch and clock convention)
A list of events coming up this week in the Chattanooga area.
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Chattanooga weekend calendar includes last chance for Riverfront Nights, first chance to tour the Pinta
A seafaring ship will dock in Chattanooga, local bartenders are crafting their best margaritas and an "American Idol" winner headlines the final installment of Riverfront Nights.
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Your weekly planner of Chattanooga-area events (including an ‘Idol’ winner at Riverfront Nights)
A list of events coming up this week in the Chattanooga area.
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Your weekly planner of events (including Get Off the Grid Festival and Blippi the Musical)
To search for more things to do in the Chattanooga area by topic, visit our events page.
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Heads up! The Perseid meteor shower is peaking.
If you see a shooting star on Friday the 13th, does the day cancel out the wish?
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Your weekly planner of Chattanooga-area events (including rocker George Thorogood and ‘Long Island Medium’ Theresa Caputo)
A look at events happening this week.
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Your weekly planner of Chattanooga area events (including Soul Sundays in the Park)
Upcoming events in the Chattanooga region.
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Having Howard Finster’s Paradise Garden to yourself is, well, paradise
Dawn was breaking, meaning the summer's oppressive heat and humidity were still a couple hours away.
