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  • Chattanooga Market - Gingerbread Lane

    Sun. Nov 30th, 2008
    12pm – 2:30pm

    at First Tennessee Pavilion

    This Sunday, come down to the First Tennessee Pavilion to get into the holiday spirit. It’s a family event benefiting the Why Know organization - the 2nd annual “Gingerbread Lane”. Middle and high-schoolers have been busy creating gingerbread houses that will be on display (available for purchase too!) eager to win the popular vote. Santa will be there as...

  • America I AM: The African American Imprint

    Sat. Nov 8th, 2008
    12pm – 5pm

    at Bessie Smith Hall (African-American History Museum)

    Many people are accustomed to seeing 18-wheelers traveling up and down the highway delivery goods and services to customers. However, many residents especially living in midsize cities have not had an opportunity to see a 20 foot trailer containing the national exhibition, America I AM: The African American Imprint. Chattanooga is one of the few-selected...

  • Open mic featuring Dark Knghts of Camelot

    Open mic featuring Dark Knghts of Camelot
    Wed. Oct 22nd, 2008
    10pm – 12:30am

    at JJ's Bohemia

    Open mic featuring a performance by the Dark Knghts of Camelot. Info via myspace.com/jjsbohemia. Photo via myspace.com/darkknightsofcamelot

  • Rhyme N Chatt

    Thu. Oct 16th, 2008
    6:30pm – 8:30pm

    at Rock Point Books

    Poetry and spoken word. For details, Tongeia S. Farmer at the number listed above. Info via Tongeia S. Farmer of Rhyme N Chatt.

  • Mmm, Ahh, Ooh: Poetry for Your Mind, Body and Soul

    Fri. Oct 3rd, 2008
    7:30pm – 11pm

    at Loose Cannon Studios

    Ticket price includes food and drinks while they last. No alcohol will be served and Tickets are $15 in advance and include: * poetry featuring the poets of Rhyme N Chatt Interactive Poetry Organization * jazz and R&B from John Gray's Existential Audio, coming to us all the way from New Orleans * open mic for poets and performers from the audience, * free...

  • Wish You Were Here: Postcards of Cleveland and Bradley County

    thru Sat. Nov 1st, 2008

    at Museum Center at 5ive Points

    Drawn from numerous private collections in the community, this exhibit will be co-curated by Mitchell Kinder and Bob George. Kinder and George are noted postcard experts and collectors who will bring a wealth of knowledge to this exhibit. Info via museumcenter.org.

  • Travels with Van Gogh, an Afternoon with Lin Arison and Neil Folberg

    Travels with Van Gogh, an Afternoon with Lin Arison and Neil Folberg
    Tue. May 27th, 2008
    3pm – 5pm

    at Hunter Museum of American Art

    Join noted author Lin Arison and photographer Neil Folberg as they discuss their book, "Travels with Van Gogh and the Impressionists: Discovering the Connections." Books will be available for purchase in the Hunter Museum Store. Program is FREE to the public. Info via huntermuseum.org. Photo via abbeville.com.

  • Artist's Talk on Storm Cycle

    Sun. May 18th, 2008
    3pm – 5pm

    at CreateHere

    Storm Cycle Exhibit Reception and Lecture Exhibition open April 8-May 20 Live music by Ben Friberg Quartet Taste of New Orleans by Blue Orleans and Easy Seafood Bistro & Bar Lecture by Thomas Mann Thomas Mann, feeling an emotional urgency to understand and respond to the devastation in his hometown, began creating a body of work in his signature...

  • Rhyme N Chatt Poetry Session

    Thu. May 8th, 2008
    7pm – 9pm

    at Rock Point Books

    We are so looking forward to seeing you and enjoying POETRY!!!!! with you. Our next session will be Thursday, May 8, 2008 from 7:00p.m. to 9:00p.m. and will be held @ Rock Points Book Store located 401 Broad Street (downtown). We are so excited about seeing you so bring your friends, family, and foes for an opportunity to be Poetically mesmerized and...

  • Fish Face

    Fish Face
    Wed. Apr 30th, 2008
    10am – 1pm

    at Tivoli Theatre

    AEC TheatreExpress will perform two shows of Patricia Reilly Giff's "Fish Face" at the Tivoli Theatre April 30. Each show is 60 minutes each, with the first show starting at 10am and the second show beginning at 12 noon. Reservations required. For additional info, contact the Arts and Education Council at the number provided, or call them toll free at...

  • Native American Fireside Chat

    Fri. Apr 18th, 2008
    7pm – 12:30pm

    at Audubon Acres

    Third Friday of every month at 7:00 PM in the Visitor's Center. Open to the public. Free admission. Bring "finger food" to share. Call 423-892-1499 for more information. Info via chattanoogaaudubon.org.

  • Open Mic Night with Rhyme N Chatt

    Thu. Apr 10th, 2008
    7pm – 9pm

    at Bar-B-Q & Blues

    Poetry session and open mic platform organized by poetry, spoken word artists Rhyme N Chatt. Admission is free. For additional information, email Rhyme N Chatt at rhymenchattpoetry@comcast.net. RHYME N CHATT Rhyme N Chatt hosts free, informal, interactive poetry sessions every second and last Thursday of the month (excluding December) from 7:00 p.m. to 9...

  • George T. Hunter Lecture Series: Lecture On The Importance Of Great Public Spaces

    George T. Hunter Lecture Series: Lecture On The Importance Of Great Public Spaces
    Tue. Apr 8th, 2008
    7pm – 12:30pm

    at Roland Hayes Concert Hall

    Join the Benwood Foundation, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, and the Community Research Council for a lecture by Fred Kent, founder and president of Project for Public Spaces, at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, April 8, 2008. Fred Kent is the fourth and final speaker in the 2007-2008 George T. Hunter Lecture Series. Fred Kent is a leading authority on...

  • The 2nd Annual Power of One Mayor’s Luncheon

    Thu. Apr 3rd, 2008
    11:30am – 12:30am

    at Chattanoogan Hotel

    The 2nd Annual Power of One Mayor’s Luncheon is presented in partnership with local organizations, non-profits and businesses to unify and reaffirm our commitment to making Chattanooga a welcoming, diverse and inclusive community. Thursday, April 3rd at 11:30 am The Chattanoogan Hotel Keynote Speaker: Eric Metaxas Eric’s acclaimed biography "Amazing Grace:...

  • Connecting the Dots 2008

    Thu. Apr 3rd, 2008
    8am – 12pm

    at Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Auditorium

    A summit exploring the arts and social issues presented by EAC, Allied Arts and the United Way. This year's keynote speaker is Earl Braggs, author of "Crossing Tecumseh Street," holder of the UC Foundation professorship in English, and recipient of the Anhinga Poetry Prize and the Jack Kerouac International Literary Prize. Admission is $15, registration...

  • "passages" Closing Reception

    "passages" Closing Reception
    Sat. Mar 29th, 2008
    7pm – 9pm

    at CreateHere

    This exhibition pairs visual art and written word. It coincides with The 2nd biennial Chattanooga Festival of Writers (March 28 and 29), held during the off years of the AEC Conference on Southern Literature. The work of eleven artists from the southside and downtown is showcased along with passages from southern writers. Info via CreateHere Studio.

  • Chattanooga Festival of Writers

    Chattanooga Festival of Writers
    thru Sat. Mar 29th, 2008

    at UTC University Center

    The Chattanooga Festival of Writers will be held at the Sheraton Read House in the Silver Ballroom, Friday, March 28th and at the UTC University Center, Saturday, March 29th. For a full schedule of events, a list of guest speakers, or for more information, please visit the website provided. Photo via artsedcouncil.org.

  • Creative Writing Workshop

    Creative Writing Workshop
    Fri. Mar 28th, 2008
    8am – 2pm

    at Staff Development Center

    The Arts & Education Council of Chattanooga will offer a Creative Writing Workshop for administrators and 5 - 12th grade teachers employed by Hamilton County or school districts from the surrounding area. These instructors will have the opportunity to discuss classroom creative writing with some of the award-winning authors invited to this year's Chattanooga...

  • Open Mic featuring......Ian Thomas, Royal Pine Spring Tour

    Open Mic featuring......Ian Thomas, Royal Pine Spring Tour
    Wed. Mar 26th, 2008
    10pm – 12:30pm

    at JJ's Bohemia

    Ian Thomas brings his spring tour with Royal Pine to Open Mic night. For details, contact JJ's Bohemia. Photo via ianthomasmusic.com.

  • "Chattanooga Rebels"

    Thu. Mar 20th, 2008
    7pm – 12:30pm

    at Rock Point Books

    The Chattanooga History Center will present "Chattanooga Rebels", at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, March 20th at Rock Point Books, 401 Broad Street. The facilitator will be John Fowler of Kennesaw State University. The program is free to the public, and pre-registration is required by March 17th. Civil War historians have long used East Tennessee to demonstrate...

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