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.

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.