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Pride of the Southland Band, ‘Feathers and Teeth’ comedy-horror play, Lodge Museum among Chattanooga area’s weekend highlights

Staff Photo by Robin Rudd/ The University of Tennessee's Pride of the Southland Band percussionists perform on a variety of instruments in Chattanooga during a stop on the way to Tuscaloosa on October 18, 2019.
Staff Photo by Robin Rudd/ The University of Tennessee's Pride of the Southland Band percussionists perform on a variety of instruments in Chattanooga during a stop on the way to Tuscaloosa on October 18, 2019. Staff Photo by Robin Rudd/ The University of Tennessee's Pride of the Southland Band percussionists perform on a variety of instruments in Chattanooga during a stop on the way to Tuscaloosa on October 18, 2019.

Get ready to sing along with “Rocky Top” as the Pride of the Southland Band stops in Chattanooga for a pep rally with local football fans Thursday. The concert is among dozens of events around the area this weekend, including performances by an exiled Ukrainian dance company and a Broadway musical that tells the story of the Temptations.

(READ MORE: Your 2022 Chattanooga-area fall festival guide)

Observant readers may notice that this event roundup is available a day earlier than it has been previously. The shift will give you an extra day to plan your weekend itinerary.

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— Southern Adventist University, 4881 Taylor Circle, Collegedale, will host an opening reception for “A Celebration of Life,” featuring paintings by Myung Joo Oh Shin, at 6 p.m. Thursday. Shin pursued her graduate degree at Andrews University in Michigan before returning to her native South Korea. Her work will be on view through Nov. 21 in the John C. Williams Gallery in Brock Hall. 423-236-2732