Egg enthusiasts gathered at The Commons in Collegedale, Tennessee, to celebrate all things Big Green Egg during Elder's Ace Hardware's fourth annual event.

The Creative Discovery Museum closed its doors to kids for a night, letting adults 21 and up explore its exhibits with a drink in hand.

With the goal of accelerating artists forward, experts in the hip-hop industry gathered at Miller Park to share their knowledge.

The Austin Hatcher Foundation for Pediatric Cancer hosted its annual fundraiser, focusing on the foundation's mission to erase the effects of pediatric cancer.

Community members came together to honor local women for their civic, cultural, philanthropic, human service, environmental and professional contributions to the city during this annual luncheon hosted by the Women of Distinction of Greater Chattanooga.

Celebrating women and families, Choices banquet featured keynote speaker Pam Tebow, mother of Tim Tebow.

Cherokee Area Council hosted its 17th annual luncheon, the organization's largest fundraiser with over 700 supporters in attendance, helping celebrate the accomplishments and impact of Scouting in the local community.

Community members, Southern Adventist University employees and members of the university's board of trustees gathered at the Westin Chattanooga for a special come-and-go reception.

A first-class evening of country music to benefit kids in crisis, Bethel Bible Village's 10th annual concert featured a writers-in-the-round format hosted by music artist Kelley Lovelace.

This year, those who wanted to show support for heart health had the option of choosing their own path or walking at one of American Heart Association's selected locations. Group walks took place at Vandergriff Park, Enterprise South Nature Park and (pictured) Sculpture Fields.

A benefit to support Chattanooga Audubon Society, this second annual event offered nature-lovers hors d'oeuvres, drinks and a chance to bid on Havell-Audubon prints during its special silent auction.

Friends of Special Children hosted its 16th annual event, themed "Red Rover, Red Rover, Let's Do the Friends Playground Over." Proceeds from the dinner and live auction helped update the organization's playground for the children at Signal Centers.

Hosted by Greater Chattanooga Realtors and benefiting Habitat for Humanity of Greater Chattanooga Area, friends, family and colleagues came together to enjoy a day of golfing on the greens of Black Creek Club.

A casual evening filled with outdoor ambience, this 13th annual fundraiser treated guests to strolls around the park, complimentary beverages, southern-style barbecue and live music, all while helping support National Park Partners' efforts to preserve and enhance Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park, including Moccasin Bend National Archaeological District.

2021's "Real Men" were revealed during this event hosted at Lexus of Chattanooga.

A benefit to raise funds for the Mary Cameron Robinson Foundation, committed to the prevention of eating disorders, this sixth annual event featured cocktails, hors d'oeuvres and live entertainment by local performers, The Malemen.

The Mystikal Krewe of Indulgences hosted its 26th annual black-tie optional celebration, offering revelers a Cajun buffet, drinks, dancing, party favors and more.

A prelude to the Chattanooga Ball, this father-daughter evening took place at the Children's Hospital at Erlanger Kennedy Outpatient Center, one of the many organizations the ball helps support each year.

Hosted at the Chattanoogan Hotel, McKamey Animal Center's annual gala and fundraiser featured cocktails, dinner, entertainment and photo opportunities with pets.

The young and the old came together to support the Chattanooga Zoo during the institution's most relaxed fundraising event of the year, featuring barbecue, beer, live music and good times.

Hosted by the Humane Educational Society, Chattanooga's most unique runway show was complete with complimentary cocktails and hors d'oeuvres, followed by a three-course meal. Proceeds from the event's live auction helped make a difference for homeless animals in the community.

Lookout Mountain Conservancy supporters gathered for a casual evening outdoors, enjoying a Cajun-style smorgasbord, cold drinks and live music. The event helped raise money for the organization's intern program and conservation efforts.

Habitat for Humanity of Chattanooga hosted it annual breakfast, helping empower women to make a difference for affordable housing in the community. Funds raised from the event will be used to build this year's Women Build house for new homeowner Tanieshia Looney.