Features
The latest Features coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, including Art, Chatter, ChattNow, Get Out and 7 more sections.
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‘The Soundtrack of Their Lives’: Chattanooga Symphony joins The Velvet Chair Experience for the songs that shaped their years
Chattanooga Symphony joins The Velvet Chair Experience to bring audience members the songs that shaped their years
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Built to Last: Lessons in fine furniture craftsmanship and building a friendly neighborhood wood shop
Nathan Kolb and Nate Penman — two guys named Nate — are on a mission to turn an old grocery store building in Chattanooga's Hill City community into a friendly neighborhood wood shop.
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Photos: Best Cellar
Wine and food lovers visited the Hunter Museum of American Art to help Preserve Chattanooga in their mission to protect historic architecture around the city.
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Photos: Dinner of Firsts
Chattanooga State's 60th "Dinner of Firsts" celebrated first-generation college students who are changing the trajectory of their family.
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Photos: Choices Banquet
The annual Choices Banquet, held at the Chattanooga Convention Center, brought together community in support of those facing unexpected pregnancies.
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Photos: Spectrum Hunter Museum
Art Deco design, flapper fashion, and jazz music set the zeitgeist as Chattanooga turned out to support the Hunter Museum of American Art at its 2025 Spectrum fundraiser this fall.
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Photos: Women of Distinction
The Chattanooga Convention Center was buzzing with anticipation for the 2025 Tennessee Women of Distinction. Janet Ayers, the co-founder of Ayers Foundation Trust, was honored for her contributions to charitable organizations in health care and education. The Women of Distinction Award honors women who display selflessness and excellence in various areas of their community. Proceeds benefited Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, which provides free books to children in Tennessee.
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Things to do in the Chattanooga area this week include river market, coin show, Mystical March
Here's what is happening this week in the Chattanooga area.
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First Things First: Five tips for a restorative spring break
Spring break has a funny way of sneaking up on families.
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Q&A: Ren and Helen Davis celebrate two photographers who captured the beauty of the Great Smoky Mountains
"Land of Everlasting Hills: George Masa, Jim Thompson, and the Photographs That Helped Save the Great Smoky Mountains and Blaze the Appalachian Trail" By Ren and Helen Davis (University of Georgia Press, 296 pages, $39.95)
