Hosted by The Kidney Foundation of the Greater Chattanooga Area, this inaugural event celebrated the organization's founding 1989 and featured hors d'oeuvres, drinks and, of course, throwback outfits.

Engine-lovers and their families gathered for this outdoors event, featuring a "dunk a cop" water tank, kids games and BBQ, all while benefiting Al Millard Memorial Stocking Full of Love.

Chattanooga Theatre Centre volunteers "dressed up from the waist up" for the annual awards celebration, honoring outstanding stage performances as well as contributions behind the scenes.

Hair-enthusiasts rocked their best do's during this event celebrating the grand opening of Mane Station Chattanooga, a new salon located on the North Shore.

The Catoosa County Parks and Recreation Department hosted an 18-hole disc golf tournament at the Jack Mattox Complex in Ringgold.

Celebrating local food, local talents and community, supporters of Crabtree Farms gathered outdoors for the annual multi-course dinner.

Hamilton County Schools celebrated the start of the school year with a safe, no-contact drive-thru for families, offering each a free backpack with school supplies thanks to generous supporters.

Music-lovers celebrated the first installment of this new six-concert series, which replaces Riverfront Nights and focuses on local and regional musicians, nonprofits and restaurants.

In late June, the Chattanooga River Market reopened.

Families gathered outdoors to watch a fireworks show which concluded the July Fourth festival at the Colonnade in Ringgold, Georgia. There was live music and children's activities as well.

Local restaurants such as The Big Chill and Grill, pictured here, partnered with Cempa Community Care to support the fight against HIV in the Tennessee Valley.

The Chattanooga Girls Leadership Academy hosted its 11th annual luncheon and awards ceremony celebrating the charter school's student accomplishments.

Karen "Candy" Kruesi was honored during this 2020 presentation, hosted by ArtsBuild at the Hunter Museum of American Art.

Hospice of Chattanooga Foundation hosted a Balinese-themed gala in support of the agency's free grief support and counseling services, available across 22 counties.

The Feed Co. Table & Tavern sponsored an evening of dinner, wine and a silent auction to benefit the East Lake Montessori Legacy Program, which provides discounted rates for disadvantaged children.

Habitat for Humanity of Greater Chattanooga Area brought together hundreds of women and girls during this interactive fundraiser and call to action for all women to stand in support of affordable housing in Chattanooga.

The Catoosa County Chamber of Commerce hosted a fun night featuring a catered meal, casino games and door prizes.

Providing guests the chance to explore the Hunter Museum's basement, transformed into a night club with music, entertainment and art, this annual party helps raise revenue for the museum while also exposing those in attendance to the joy of collecting art.

Boston Marathon bombing survivor Heather Abbott was the guest speaker for this 17th annual luncheon benefiting Siskin Hospital and honoring those who overcome disabilities.

The Cherokee Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America hosted its 16th annual event and fundraiser, which featured legendary Coach Bobby Bowden as the keynote speaker.

The Chattanooga Audubon Society hosted its inaugural gala aboard the Southern Belle Riverboat. The event featured dinner and cocktails, with all proceeds benefiting the environmental mission of the society, the first land-trust established in Hamilton County.

The National Coalition of 100 Black Women hosted its annual New Orleans-style fundraiser and ball, helping to support academic scholarships for local female high school seniors.

This annual event included the passing of the gavel to new Chairman Tyler Maynor, along with the installation of the 2020 board of directors.