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Aquarium Adventures: The Search for Textures

Thu. Feb 4th, 2016
9:30am – 10:30pm

at Tennessee Aquarium

Life is full of adventures, and many of them can be found right here in the Aquarium! This program will take preschool tykes on a quest throughout Ocean Journey before hours. Discover the many different textures of nature, learn about aquatic life and even meet a critter on your quest! While this adventure is intended for explorers ages 2-4, parents and...
Meet Groundhog Chuck

Sun. Jan 31st, 2016
2pm – 3pm

at Tennessee Aquarium

Here’s your chance to meet and greet Chattanooga Chuck, one of the leading furriest forecasters in the states, before his big day! You and your family will learn about groundhogs and the prediction of spring. Find out what they like to eat, where they live and how they are related to other common backyard visitors. While some activities are planned for...
VirtU & OlsoL: Jimmy Dormire & Stan Lassiter

Sat. Jan 30th, 2016
8pm – 9:30pm

at Barking Legs Theater

Jimmy Dormire blew a lot of minds when he made his first appearance at Barking Legs as a member of Colonel Bruce Hampton’s band. His virtuosity on the guitar was matched by his fire and soulfulness. VirtU & OlsoL is his duo project with fellow Nashville guitarist Stan Lassiter. More minds shall be blown. “In a city where guitar players swarm like bees, Stan...
Fairy Garden Workshop at The Barn Nursery

Sat. Jan 30th, 2016
1pm – 2:30pm

at The Barn Nursery

Indoor and outdoor fairy gardens are all the rage! This family-friendly workshop is brought to you by the talented designers at The Barn Nursery. You’ll create a miniature landscape of wonder with dwarf plants, paths and tiny furniture to make a fun abode for small fairy friends. Leave with tips for how to care for your little world. Includes starter kit to...
The Chattery’s Drink Like a Viking: How to Make Meade & Cider

Thu. Jan 28th, 2016
6pm – 7pm

at Chattanooga WorkSpace

Mead is the drink of choice for Vikings, and it's no wonder. Sweet, dry and boozy, mead makes the perfect after dinner drink of choice. Cider is light and crisp, which makes it perfect for chilly weather. Both of these tasty adult beverages will warm you up this winter! Join Fermdamentals.com's Danielle Shelton as she shares her tips to making these...
CNE’s Homebuyer Orientation

Thu. Jan 28th, 2016
5:30pm – 6:30pm

at Chattanooga Neighborhood Enterprise

Looking to buy a home? At CNE, we understand that buying a home can be a daunting task, but we are here to make sure you do not go through it alone. Join CNE for a FREE Homebuyer Orientation. This one time class introduces you to the process of buying a home from start to finish. After this orientation, we sit down with you and give you your personalized...
Nature Nuts: Aquarium Turtles

Thu. Jan 28th, 2016
5pm – 7pm

at Tennessee Aquarium

For this session of Nature Nuts, your family will meet turtles that live at the Aquarium! We institute an important breeding program for Asian turtles that are imperiled in their native habitats. Herpetologist Bill Hughes will show us the in’s and out’s of breeding and caring for turtles indoors. This monthly nature club is great fun for the family and...
The Chattery’s Mindful New Year: Beginning Your Meditation Practice

Wed. Jan 27th, 2016
6:45pm – 8pm

at Balance Studios

Set your intention for a mindful and conscious new year. Begin a meditation practice. Learn about mindfulness. Learn how meditation can help us realize the intentions we’ve set for the year and how to to get back on track if we’ve already ‘broken’ our resolutions. There will be instruction, guided meditation and practice, and time for Q&A and...
The Chattery’s New Year’s Resolutions: How to Make Them and Keep Them

Tue. Jan 26th, 2016
5:30pm – 7pm

at The Local Juicery + Kitchen

Resolutions. They typically don’t work, set you up for failure, and then make you feel bad about yourself for not following through. Who needs that!? Come to this dynamic workshop to find out why this happens so you don’t continue beating yourself up AND learn a kinder and much more effective way to achieve exactly what you want. Bring a notebook or...
Resisting Materialism: The Work Of Elliott Daingerfield

Sun. Jan 24th, 2016
1:30pm – 3pm

at Hunter Museum of American Art

Join UTC literature professors Heather Palmer and James Arnett as they consider themes of materialism in an exploration of works by Elliott Daingerfield, whose paintings are currently featured in our temporary exhibition. This gallery exploration is open to all with regular admission.
Black Jacket Symphony – Journey’s “Escape”

Sat. Jan 23rd, 2016
8pm – 9:30pm

at Tivoli Theatre

Due to overwhelming demand, The Black Jacket Symphony will be back performing JOURNEY’S “ESCAPE” at the Tivoli Theatre. Known for its incredible recreation of classic albums in a live setting, The Black Jacket Symphony returns to the Tivoli to perform this classic album plus a set of greatest hits! Don’t miss your chance to see this incredible performance...
Kevin’s Big Year: A Birder’s Journey

Sat. Jan 23rd, 2016
2pm – 3pm

at Tennessee Aquarium

Join Kevin Calhoon, Curator of Forests, as he discusses his travels while bird-watching. You’ll learn about his "big year" sighting the most birds. You’ll enjoy a presentation, discover what it takes to be a birder and find out more about bird-watching around the world. This event is perfect for bird enthusiasts of all ages. Located in the Lower Lobby...
The Chattery’s Introduction to Improv Comedy

Sat. Jan 23rd, 2016
2pm – 4pm

at Jazzanooga

Improvisation, or improv, is a form of live theatre in which the plot, characters and dialogue of a game, scene or story are made up in the moment. Improv is more than just making it up on the spot, however - there are a set of rules and guidelines to adhere to. Participants will learn the basic rules through practicing games and simple scenes. This class...
CSO Masterworks: Bach, Beethoven, and Brahms

Thu. Jan 21st, 2016
7:30pm – 9pm

at Tivoli Theatre

Beethoven’s Violin Concerto is widely held to be the greatest piece of its kind. It is crafted with great serenity and as lyrical as anything Beethoven ever composed. Brahms 4th symphony, his last, is at times expressive, noisy, and powerful, and said to be the essence of everything Brahms stood for musically. Music Director Kayoko Dan will arrange a special...
Art Wise Presents Erin Corrales-diaz

Thu. Jan 21st, 2016
6pm – 7pm

at Hunter Museum of American Art

Travel into the world of featured exhibit artist Elliott Daingerfield with distinguished scholar Erin Corrales-Diaz. Learn more about Daingerfield and his Victorian Vision with The Johnson Collection Curator Corrales-Diaz. The Art Wise series is generously sponsored by the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Tennessee Community Trust with additional support from...
CNE’s Homebuyer Orientation

Thu. Jan 21st, 2016
5:30pm – 6:30pm

at Chattanooga Neighborhood Enterprise

Looking to buy a home? At CNE, we understand that buying a home can be a daunting task, but we are here to make sure you do not go through it alone. Join CNE for a FREE Homebuyer Orientation. This one time class introduces you to the process of buying a home from start to finish. After this orientation, we sit down with you and give you your personalized...
Celebrate 2016 with CSO

Sat. Jan 16th, 2016
11am – 12pm

at Tennessee Aquarium

Join the Chattanooga Symphony & Opera (CSO) as they celebrate the beginning of 2016 at the Aquarium. The Wind Quintet (pictured above) will perform two 1-hour sets, starting at 11:00 AM and 12:30 PM, full of aquatic pieces to delight your ears. Spend this wintery Saturday with the CSO as they inspire, engage and enrich the greater Chattanooga community...
String Theory: Elizabeth Schumann & Gloria Chien

Thu. Jan 14th, 2016
6pm – 7:30pm

at Hunter Museum of American Art

MUSICIANS: Elizabeth Schumann, piano*Gloria Chien, piano First Prize Winner, Bösendorfer International Piano Competition & Pacific International Piano Competition Schubert Rondo, D.951Stravinsky Rite of Spring PROGRAM: 6:00 pm Musical Dialogues – On Stage6:30 pm Concert
Brunch On The Bluff

Sun. Jan 10th, 2016
11am – 1pm

at Hunter Museum of American Art

Our winter music series will feature regional musicians, tours of the galleries and a delicious brunch from Dipped Fresh. Welcome the New Year with us at 11 with some delicious brunch to warm your body and great tunes from Courtney Holder to brighten your spirit. At noon brunch ends but music continues until 1 for all museum guests. Brunch guests are also...
Mushroom Cultivation Workshop

Sat. Jan 9th, 2016
9am – 1pm

at Crabtree Farm

We’re proud to partner with Wild Ones to bring expert Tradd Cotter, mycologist and founder of Mushroom Mountain, to Chattanooga for this workshop at Crabtree Farms! You’ll leave understanding the best ways to cultivate delicious mushrooms at home or on your farm. This class will energize your efforts and maximize your production. Topics include: life cycle of...

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