Out and About
The latest Out and About coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
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Make time to visit the Watch and Clock Show and Sale this weekend
If you enjoy the chiming of a grandfather clock, the rhythmic ticking of a good pocket watch, the wood finish of antiques or just appreciate fine craftsmanship, then you'll want to stop by the Mid-South Regional Watch and Clock Show this weekend.
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New Labor Day street party launches in Fort Oglethorpe
A family-friendly Labor Day party has been held for many years on the polo field at the 6th Cavalry Museum. But this year, Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia's citizens are taking the party to the streets in an effort to re-energize the area around LaFayette Road.
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Out & About Calendar – Aug. 28 – Sept. 4
Mocs open football season Thursday night
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Need a good laugh? Check out our ‘Laugh Lines’
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For a glimpse into history, tour a WWII ship at Ross’s Landing in Chattanooga
The World War II USS LST-325 has returned to Chattanooga for a week's visit. The landing ship tank (LST) is docked at Ross's Landing and open for tours through Tuesday, Aug. 27.
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Lookouts wrap up home season with five more home games starting this Friday
The Chattanooga Lookouts open their last home series of the season on Friday, Aug. 23, against the Montgomery Biscuits.
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First Rail & Hops Brewers Festival is Saturday at Chattanooga Choo Choo
A new brewfest is launching Saturday, Aug. 24, with an emphasis on highlighting handcrafted beers from local and regional brewers.
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Chefs battle Sunday in Lodge Cast Iron Cook-off
Five chefs will go skillet-to-skillet when the Chattanooga Market holds its annual Lodge Cast Iron Cook-Off in First Tennessee Pavilion, 1826 Carter St., on Sunday, Aug. 25.
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City Beat: How rock ‘n’ roll made Allan Arkush
I didn't know it until last week, but Allan Arkush might be the guy I've always wanted to be when I grow up.
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Laugh Lines
From the world's largest arts festival, UK website I News has picked 60 one-liners editors say deserved to win Funniest Joke at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. A sampling: