Brave souls plunged into icy waters at Finley Stadium, earning bragging rights while helping raise money for Special Olympics Tennessee, which has been deeply impacted by the COVID-19 crisis.

Guests tapped into more than 20 beers while exploring this enchanting beer fest. Hosted at The Signal, it featured pseudo shopfronts, photo ops, wizardly vendors and plenty of food.

The Catoosa County Chamber of Commerce hosted a gala and "mask-erade" complete with a live auction and the group's annual awards ceremony.

On a brisk February day, amateur and professional disc golfers came together at The Sinks course in Hixson to compete in this Professional Disc Golf Association-sanctioned tournament.

The Creative Discovery Museum invited Chattanoogans to enjoy a safe night out, playing trivia and imbibing in complimentary wine in support of the museum's mission to inspire all to explore, innovate and create. Guests were seated at their own tables for trivia and asked to wear masks for free play in the museum.

An annual event hosted at the pop-up ice skating rink at the Chattanooga Choo Choo, this competition sees who can toss skillets the farthest down the ice in a benefit for the Chattanooga Area Food Bank.

Celebrating everything apple, families gathered at Collegedale Commons to peruse craft vendors and sample the naturally sweet treats provided by Mercier Orchards from Blue Ridge, Georgia.

Hosted at Rock City's Cafe 7, diners enjoyed a harvest-themed three-course meal prepared by students from the See Rock City Institute of Hospitality and Tourism Management at The Howard School, a program which the dinner helped to support.

A record number of wreaths, nearly 15,000, were placed on the grave markers of veterans buried at the Chattanooga National Cemetery this holiday season. Through wreath purchases, the annual program helps to support various programs honoring veterans.

Originally a memorial event for the founders' late son, Matthew Wild, this annual event has since grown into a fundraiser supporting a number of local organizations, including local elementary schools, Make-A-Wish East Tennessee, Hixson High School's baseball team, and more.

Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union hosted a family-friendly movie night at the grounds of the Northwest Georgia Amphitheatre, inviting moviegoers to bring snacks and stay in their cars or truck beds while enjoying a free screening of the holiday classic "Home Alone."

This annual event, sponsored by Walker County Stocking Full of Love and hosted at Ridgeland High School, drew hundreds of riders with toys in tow for thousands of local children.

Beer-lovers and zoo-supporters gathered for this third annual holiday event hosted by the Chattanooga Zoo, featuring craft vendors, food trucks, music and craft beer samples from local breweries.

The Chattanooga Kidney Foundation hosted its annual fundraiser based on the popular television show "Dancing with the Stars."

For 30 years, Siskin Hospital has hosted an annual benefit golf tournament for competitive players.

This year's annual race, hosted at The Cowboy Church Farm in North Georgia, features a new course, more obstacles and, of course, buckets of muddy fun.

This annual automotive event attracted enthusiasts to come together and enjoy the best vehicles from all over the Southeast, along with first-class vendors and local food trucks in a socially distanced setting.

The Catoosa Parks and Rec Department's annual fall festival celebrated community, family and seasonal fun with food, crafts, games and more at the Northwest Georgia Amphitheatre.

In honor of the changing season and with respect for social distancing, the Main Street Farmers Market hosted a special "Falltoberfest" themed market at Chattanooga Brewing Company, which featured two special beers during the event.

The Austin Hatcher Foundation for Pediatric Cancer kicked off its 13th annual celebration with a socially distanced cocktail party that included guided tours of the foundation's new Education Advancement Center.

The Market at Cambridge Square hosted its seasonal event at Collegedale Commons this year, featuring pony rides, food vendors, a petting zoo and more.

green|spaces partnered with a number of local organizations, including the local American Institute of Architects chapter, Associated General Contractors and Homebuilders Association, to host its fifth annual BRIC awards banquet honoring the best in construction, architecture, engineering and sustainability fields across Chattanooga.

Habitat for Humanity hosted its annual luncheon virtually this year, featuring cameo appearances by special celebrity guests as well as a welcome message from Jonathan Reckford, president and CEO of Habitat International.