A round up of events in the Chattanooga area for the upcoming week.

Area residents can make quantum leaps in their festival-going this week.

Two festivals originally set for this weekend have been canceled, but four others will offer entertainment options in coming days.

Help us celebrate and enjoy the best time of the year in the Chattanooga area.

Unless you're heading to the latest promotion in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, all roads lead to Soddy-Daisy for festivalgoers this weekend.

They were rained out last weekend, but the crafters and bakers of Cloud Springs Baptist Church in North Georgia expect to have their goods ready to go on Saturday.

The Gatlinburg Convention Center will be full of vendors for the Gatlinburg Craftsmen's Fair Oct. 8-25, and the event's promoter expects the crowds will show up as well over the next three weeks.

The Halloween attraction Dread Hollow at 321 Browns Ferry Road in Chattanooga opened Thursday and will be be open Thursdays to Sundays until Nov. 1.

It's fall, y'all, but in Lebanon, Tennessee, they're thinking about Christmas - and making no apologies for the nod toward the next season.

Upcoming events in Nashville, Niota and South Pittsburg, Tennessee, will help tell the story of the state's key role in the passage of the 19th Amendment, granting women in the United States the right to vote.

The World's Longest Yard Sale will go on as scheduled this year, but longtime shoppers will notice a few changes stemming from the coronavirus pandemic.

Head of the Hooch, the annual rowing regatta held on the Tennessee River and the 21st Century Waterfront, will move to a virtual-only event this year because of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to officials.

Almost a dozen Chattanooga venues, as well as representatives of the city and Hamilton county mayors' offices, have been working together in recent weeks to develop overarching guidelines for reopening their establishments amid coronavirus.

The problem with Girl Scout cookies is that no matter how many you eat, you always want "Samoa."

The first week of social distancing hasn't even concluded but aren't we all ready to get outside?

What new movies are showing on streaming services? Here's a list at a glance:

Due to unprecedented events taking place in the United States and around the world, a lot of us are finding ourselves staying home more than usual these days.

Let me just say that this coronavirus situation is the most unprecedented, painful, confusing, frightening thing I've seen in my lifetime, which is not to diminish or compare it to anything others have gone through. But, watching friends, family, colleagues and strangers deal with this is brutally difficult.

St. Patrick's Day is Tuesday, March 17, but events for the wearing o' the green start Friday leading up to the big celebration.

The Tennessee Aquarium staff has something to "shell-abrate."

Is singing the national anthem at a ballgame on your bucket list?

Twenty-five breweries from Chattanooga and around the state have been hand-picked for the eighth installment of the special-release and rare beer revival presented by Riverside Wine & Spirits.

Two friends thru-hiking the Grand Canyon.