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International Women’s Day Celebration Through the Arts

Fri. Mar 8th
7pm – 9pm

at Chattanooga Theatre Centre

March 8 is International Women’s Day. Through the collaboration of local non-profits, Rhyme n Chatt and Culture Chatt, an empowering International Women’s Day event is coming to Chattanooga with the purpose of uniting and uplifting women of diverse backgrounds through the captivating mediums of spoken word poetry, music and art. This event will feature an...
Black History Month Giveback Day

Thu. Feb 22nd
8am – 12pm

at Allgood's Used Books and Coffee

Join The Bethlehem Center at Allgood’s Used Books and Coffee on February 22, 2024, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. in honor of Black History Month. A portion of the sales throughout the day will be given back to The Beth to support their Youth and Family programming efforts.
New Year’s Ball

Fri. Jan 26th
8pm – 11pm

at Chattanooga Convention & Trade Center

Black Rainbow Movement proudly presents The New Year's Ball, which marks the sixth installment in a series dedicated to introducing the rich cultural exchange of ballroom to the Tennessee Valley. Originating from the vibrant LGBTQ+ community in Harlem during the 1960s, Vogue ballroom is a testament to self-expression, creativity, and inclusivity. Its impact...
Latin Heritage Convocation Speaker Pastor Mark Galvez

Thu. Sep 21st, 2023
11am – 12pm

at Southern Adventist University

Pastor Mark Galvez returns to Southern Adventist University to speak on unique challenges faced by immigrant students navigating journeys in America for the school’s annual Latin Heritage Convocation on Thursday, September 21, at 11 a.m. in Iles P.E. Center on campus. Raised in Peru and the Philippines, Galvez completed high school in Kenya before earning a...
Southside Juneteenth Jubilee

Sat. Jun 17th, 2023
1pm – 4pm

at The Bethlehem Center

The Southside Juneteenth Jubilee is a way for the Chattanooga community to celebrate the Juneteenth holiday. With many local vendors setting up booths of homemade goods, this will be a celebration you do not want to miss. More information about the event, and becoming a partner, vendor, or volunteer can be found on our website:...
Through the Lens: The Life and Legacy of Horace Brazelton

Wed. Jun 7th, 2023
8am – 8pm

at Ruby Falls

This summer, the remarkable life and contributions of Horace Brazelton (1877 – 1956) are the subject of a public exhibit titled, “Through the Lens: The Life and Legacy of Horace Brazelton.” Curated by historian Stefanie Haire, the exhibit, hosted by Ruby Falls, shares the groundbreaking career and empowering community leadership of Brazelton. As the first...
Blake Hornsby & Joshua Songs

Sat. May 6th, 2023
8pm – 11pm

at The Woodshop

A Night of Psychedelic Folk and Dark Blues. Blake Hornsby former Chattanoogan, now hailing from the mountains of Asheville, NC, presents an eclectic combination of folk, avant garde, and eastern music. Hornsby has shared stages with the likes of John Fernandes (Olivia Tremor Control), Mike Gangloff (Pelt, Black Twig Pickers), and Shane Parrish. Hornsby...
Hair Peace: The Black Hair Journey

Thu. Nov 17th, 2022
6pm – 8pm

at Hunter Museum of American Art

Inspired by the imagery of “Memories and Inspiration,” Hair Peace is an original multi-arts runway show presented by Chattanooga Fashion Expo. Featuring Creative Director Demetrius Seay, Choreographer Damien Kyle, and Celebrity Stylist Andrea Mona Bowman, the performance will showcase six original couture gowns designed by Romey Roe and jewelry by Crown &...
Artist Talk: Jerome Meadows

Wed. Aug 25th, 2021
1pm – 2pm

at Hunter Museum of American Art

Demystifying the Monumental Burden of Public Art Jerome Meadows, lead artist of the forth coming Ed Johnson Memorial, a public artwork situated at the south end of the Walnut Street Bridge, will delve into the importance of public art and its unique purpose within our shared spaces and places. Jerome will reflect on his 29-year career as a public space...
Juneteenth Kickback

Sat. Jun 19th, 2021
1pm – 4pm

at The Chattery

On June 19, 1865 Union soldiers landed at Galveston, TX with news that the Civil War had ended and that enslaved people were free (2 ½ years after the Emancipation Proclamation). Juneteenth is the oldest known celebration commemorating the abolition of slavery in the state of Texas and the emancipation of enslaved Africans in the United States. On June...
Dance: Under Construction

Thu. Apr 8th, 2021
6pm – 7pm

at Hunter Museum of American Art

See a live dance performance in the museum galleries! Dancers Mariadela Belle Alvarez and Cherokee Ellison will take inspiration from Under Construction: Collage from The Mint Museum. Together, they’ll share an exploration of art, dance, and social justice with Afro Latinx cultural influences. This program will be recorded for those unable to attend in...
Virtual Art Wise with Radcliffe Bailey

Thu. Apr 1st, 2021
6pm – 7pm

Virtual Event Hosted by Hunter Museum of American Art

Radcliffe Bailey, whose Middle Passage is currently featured in Under Construction: Collage from The Mint Museum will be sharing his work with us this evening. Bailey is a mixed media artist who uses photography, assemblage, and paint to create multi-layered narrative pieces that address the African American experience in our times. His piece In the...
Where the Hell is Joe?

Sat. Aug 1st, 2020
10:30am – 12pm

at Old Jazzanooga Building

Where the hell is Joe? He's on MLK Blvd, performing live! Why? To celebrate Chattanooga’s musical heritage and to feature local musicians! Come out with RISE Chattanooga’s Community Music Educator Joseph Freeman to listen and learn about the music that MLK Blvd is known for. This Saturday 8/1 @ 10:30am by the old Jazzanooga building (across from Odd Story...
Baby, How You Feelin’?

Thu. Jul 30th, 2020
6:15pm – 7:15pm

at Online

RISE presents more of Baby, How You Feeling with Jeigh Billingy, Founder & Clinical Director of SUSPIRE. We just wanna check in on y'all, so bring topics that have been weighing on you, & we'll work through them together so we can build a strong, healthy community! A series of humorous and interactive mental health skill-building workshops from RISE...
Artful Meditation With Adriana Rios

Sat. Feb 29th, 2020
1:30pm – 3pm

at Hunter Museum of American Art

Join us for a Southbound meditation on Latin American cultures with Adriana Rios. Local and visiting instructors connect art from the Hunter Museum with meditation in the ongoing series. Your $5 donation supports Hunter Museum educational programs. All levels of meditation experience are welcome. Special thanks to Artful Yoga partner CHI Memorial.
Art Wise: Distinguished Speakers In The Arts Presents Tommy Kha And Preston Gannaway

Thu. Jan 23rd, 2020
6pm – 7:30pm

at Hunter Museum of American Art

Southbound artists Tommy Kha and Preston Gannaway will dialogue about Diversity, Representation, Identity and the Other in the New South. Free with museum admission. Art Wise programs are sponsored by Martha Mackey.
Blak Origin Moment: Healing

Thu. Jan 9th, 2020
6pm – 7pm

at Hunter Museum of American Art

Community experience of healing and self care led by African American meditation and natural healing practitioners in response to the themes of Blak Origin Moment. FREE and open to the public.
Rock City’s Rocktoberfest

thru Sun. Oct 27th, 2019

at Rock City Gardens

Get in touch with Rock City’s German heritage during the 14th annual Rocktoberfest. Rock City Square will be transformed for a celebration of harvests and fall foliage. This premiere autumn festival includes live German music, polka lessons, German food, the Fall Fairy, Ik the Troll King and fun for the whole family. Also see the Birds of Prey in action!...
The Chattery Presents: Spanish Immersion Dinner

Mon. Jun 3rd, 2019
6pm – 7:30pm

at Booker T. Washington State Park

Calling all adults! Immerse yourself in Spanish and share a delicious meal with the Language South team, a weeklong Spanish immersion camp for youth. You’ll add some fresh fire to your Spanish learning whether you’re diving in for the first time or taking your current Spanish to the next level. You’ll dine with us, speak and listen to lots of Spanish, and...
Shamrock City at Rock City Gardens

Sun. Mar 17th, 2019
8:30am – 5pm

at Rock City

Get your green on for Rock City’s 12th Irish celebration and festival featuring music, food and other fun entertainment! See our waterfall turned green! Enjoy listening to several bands scheduled to perform in the Pot of Gold Pavilion. Taste some Irish food, specialty beer and Rock City’s famous fudge with a “green” twist. And join us for many more fun...

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