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Photos: Chattanooga’s annual Thanksgiving dinner feeds hundreds

By Tim Barber November 21, 2017 1 min read

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1Table feeds hundreds

Ooltewah Chiropractor Bryan Stotz holds a balloon to inform attendees of where the food line begins Monday, Nov. 20, on M.L. King Boulevard in front of the Bessie Smith Cultural Center. The event was 1TABLE, Causeway's annual citywide Thanksgiving dinner.

CSAS Choir members, from back left, Cameryn Tijerina, Kenedi Daniels and Diona King sing a Christmas song Monday, Nov. 20, during Causeway's annual citywide Thanksgiving dinner on M.L. King Boulevard in front of the Bessie Smith Cultural Center.

Chattanooga Mayor Andy Berke shakes the hand of Ron Grayson, 64, during 1TABLE, Causeway's annual citywide Thanksgiving dinner.

Nate Wilson, near left, uses his cell phone to capture himself and his family eating lunch at 1TABLE on Monday, Nov. 20. Next to Wilson is the rest of the clan, from left are Tristan, Rhys, Fiona and Anju, his wife. Causeway's annual citywide Thanksgiving dinner served food to hundreds Monday on M.L. King Boulevard in front of the Bessie Smith Cultural Center.

Hundreds eat Monday, Nov. 20, during Causeway's annual citywide Thanksgiving dinner, called 1TABLE. This year the event moved two blocks east on M.L. King Boulevard in front of the Bessie Smith Cultural Center.

Hamilton County Department of Education employee John Demerdjian, bottom center, plays piano for the CSAS Choir as hundreds enjoy eating Monday, Nov. 20, in the middle of M.L. King Boulevard for Causeway's annual citywide Thanksgiving dinner. The event is called 1TABLE, and volunteers serve free food just two blocks from last years site, now in front of the Bessie Smith Cultural Center.

David Monroe, font center, carries away his plate of food as Scott Donahue, from top right, Khadija Aslam and Meg Marshall serve bread at one of many serving tables Monday, Nov. 20, in front of the Bessie Smith Cultural Center.

Hundreds of people ate during 1TABLE, Causeway’s annual citywide Thanksgiving dinner on Monday, Nov. 20.

This year the event moved two blocks east on M.L. King Boulevard in front of the Bessie Smith Cultural Center.