Lisa Denton

As long as you're going out to pick up the hot dogs and hamburger meat for your Fourth of July gatherings, the Brewers Association has another stop to recommend.

Three soccer matches and a plethora of music and performing arts are on the schedule this weekend, as is the first chance to see Independence Day fireworks in North Alabama. Here's a look at events around the region.

How do you know when a pun is mature? When it is full groan.

A list of what events are coming up this week in the Chattanooga area.

Monday is International Make Music Day, and Chattanooga is stepping up in a big way. Which means you, whoever you are, have several opportunities to play along.

What dad wouldn't appreciate a gift card to his favorite restaurant for Father's Day? And just think how proud he'd be if you got a bonus when you bought it.

Music takes center stage this weekend with a handful of festivals, old and new, on the schedule.

Fourth of July fireworks displays may lose some of their sparkle this year as consumers burn through a nationwide shortage of inventory.

The extra hours at home that accompanied coronavirus shutdowns gave rise to a wave of new time fillers, from bread baking to victory gardens to jigsaw puzzles.

A list of upcoming events for the upcoming week:

Days set aside to knit in public, fish for free, drink gin and throw axes — not necessarily at the same time — are on the entertainment calendar. Here's a preview.

Chattanooga Theatre Centre, 400 River St., is launching a book club this month with a gathering to discuss the issues raised by Kenneth Lonergan's play "Lobby Hero."

A planner of events in the Chattanooga area this week.

The great outdoors became even greater during the homebound days of the pandemic, when millions turned to trails for socially distanced physical and mental restoration.

Two of Chattanooga's favorite concert series kick off this weekend, and a free doughnut could be in your future. Here's what to know.

When restaurants closed in the early days of the pandemic, many of us were forced to fend for ourselves in the kitchen.

It's the unofficial start of summer, but what else do you know about Memorial Day? Here's a quick reminder of what the holiday is all about and a few ways to mark the day (but not "celebrate" it).

School's out. Time to trade those textbooks for more books. Fun ones!

Here's a list of upcoming events in the Chattanooga region. Find more events, and add your own, at ChattanoogaNow.com.

Chattanooga Beer Fest is sold out, but there's more fun to be had over the Memorial Day weekend, including the opening of Lake Winnie's water park, a new Imax movie and a street festival in Ringgold, Georgia.