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  • McKamey Animal Care and Adoption Center Public Preview Fund Raiser

    Sat. May 17th, 2008
    6pm – 10pm

    at McKamey Animal Care and Adoption Center

    This is the public’s first and only opportunity to see the new Center before it opens! This $100 per person fund raiser includes food by Lee Towery, entertainment by Dan Landrum and the Chattanooga Jazz Quartet, docent-guided tours all evening plus a silent auction of jewelry, art, animal-related products, and more! Chaired by Larry Brock and Megan...

  • Spirits in the Wild

    Sat. May 17th, 2008
    6pm – 10pm

    at Chattanooga Zoo at Warner Park

    Join us for an evening of delectable wines and spirits, delicious food, and great music. Spirits in the Wild is fast becoming a Chattanooga tradition, and is a great way to support the Chattanooga Zoo. Tickets are $35.00 and can be purchased by calling 423.697.1339. Info and photo via chattanooga.gov.

  • Major Speaker Series: Gender Roles, Then and Now

    Sat. May 17th, 2008
    2pm – 5pm

    at Hunter Museum of American Art

    Professors John and Joy Kasson from the University of North Carolina have delighted audiences for decades with their entertaining presentations. Join us as they discuss gender roles from the 19th century to today and learn more about the Hunter Museum focus exhibition, "Women's Work." Admission to this program is FREE. Info via huntermuseum.org.

  • "Mystery of the Time Machine"

    Sat. May 17th, 2008
    1pm – 3:30pm

    at Vaudeville Cafe

    A Show For Kids! A time-travel formula takes all of the kids back in time. Pirates will draw their swords to protect their treasure, cowboys in the wild west run rampant and light sabers from another galaxy will be needed to save the princess! Lots of laughs with your pizza lunch -- big and little kids! (Text via funnydinner.com)

  • Power Wheelchair Soccer Tournament

    Sat. May 17th, 2008
    10am – 5:30pm

    at Brainerd Rec Center

    Local Power Soccer teams will compete and receive USPSA rankings from 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 at the Brainerd Recreation Center located at 1010 N. Moore Road. The program is coordinated through the city's Therapeutic Recreation Division. "Power soccer engages young people with physical disabilities in a game and competitive sports experience they never thought...

  • Rock City’s Founder’s Day

    Sat. May 17th, 2008
    8:30am – 12:30pm

    at Rock City

    Celebrating 76 years! Over 7 decades of families have seen seven states from Rock City’s high mountain-view since 1932, when founders Garnet and Frieda Carter opened the 15-acre preserve to the public. Come listen to big band music, take a dance lesson and mingle with characters from Rock City's history during this fun filled day. This event was recently...

  • Walk to Cure Diabetes

    Sat. May 17th, 2008
    8am – 3pm

    at Coolidge Park

    The Walk to Cure Diabetes is a walkathon, held in more than 200 locations throughout the year, benefiting the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. More than 500,000 men, women, and children including those from 5,000 large corporations and local companies, and 3,500 family teams will participate this year. The Walk raised more than $86 million last year...

  • Cannonbus

    Cannonbus
    Fri. May 16th, 2008
    10pm – 12:30am

    at JJ's Bohemia

    Reggae band Cannonbus performing live in concert. For details, contact JJ's Bohemia. Photo via Cannonbus' MySpace page.

  • Forced Entry

    Forced Entry
    Fri. May 16th, 2008
    10pm – 12:30am

    at Bud's Sports Bar

    Indie rock band Forced Entry, of Columbus, GA, performs live in concert. For additional information, contact Bud's Sports Bar. Info via budssportsbar.com and photo myspace.com/forcedentryrocks.

  • Woodbox Gang

    Woodbox Gang
    Fri. May 16th, 2008
    10pm – 12:30am

    at Midtown Music Hall

    From the village of Makanda in extreme southern Illinois, in a little hollow called Vulture Valley, comes a "caustic acoustic cacophony" known as the Woodbox Gang. They have skillfully combined the roots music styles of Americana, bluegrass, delta blues, outlaw country, & rockabilly with the aggressive delivery of punk rock to create their own style of music...

  • Janet Williams

    thru Sun. May 18th, 2008

    at Comedy Catch

    This show is Rated RR. See thecomedycatch.com for ratings details. Fri. May 16 @ 7:30pm Fri. May 16 @ 10pm Sat. May 17 @ 7:30pm Sat. May 17 @ 10pm Sun. May 18 @ 8pm The Tennessee Tramp is a local favorite here in Chattanooga. Janet doesn’t hold anything back about her views on marriage, divorce, men, and women. She takes her comedy to the edge and over the...

  • AA Minor League Baseball - Mississippi Braves vs Chattanooga Lookouts

    AA Minor League Baseball - Mississippi Braves vs Chattanooga Lookouts
    Fri. May 16th, 2008
    7:15pm – 10pm

    at AT&T Field

    AA Minor League Baseball. The Braves are in town to take on the Lookouts. Enjoy the game! And enjoy FIREWORKS following the game, sponsored by Erlanger Medical Center. Info via lookouts.com. Photo by Tim Evearitt.

  • "Mystery of Flight 138"

    Fri. May 16th, 2008
    7pm – 9:30pm

    at Vaudeville Cafe

    Join the antics of Victory Airline's nutty flight crew as they travel to Chicago with many twists and turns. Buckle your seatbelt and hope that the pilot is not suspicious of you. Security checks you in and the flight attendants make you feel at home...until there is trouble. Anyone know how to fly a plane? Info and image via vaudevillecafe.com.

  • Sunset Concert Series: Chattanooga Girls Choir

    Sunset Concert Series: Chattanooga Girls Choir
    Fri. May 16th, 2008
    7pm – 8pm

    at North River Civic Center

    The Chattanooga Girls Choir will perform at the North River Civic Center as part of the monthly Sunset Concert Series. For more info, contact the NRCC. Photo via chattanoogagirlschoir.com.

  • “The Foreigner” by Larry Shue

    thru Sun. Jun 8th, 2008

    at Blue Ridge Community Theater

    It is a stormy night in spring as two Englishmen, Staff Sergeant "Froggy" LeSueur and his friend Charlie Baker, enter the log cabin fishing lodge owned and operated by Betty Meeks in Tilghman County, Georgia, two hours South of Atlanta. Every year, Froggy serves as a munitions instructor for the American army, and this year he has brought his shy and sad...

  • Jeff Holmes of The Floating Men

    Jeff Holmes of The Floating Men
    Thu. May 15th, 2008
    9:30pm – 12:30pm

    at Rhythm & Brews

    Nashville's Jeff Holmes brings his solo, acoustic performance to Chattanooga. Contact Rhythm & Brews for additional information. Photo via Jeff Holmes' MySpace page.

  • AA Minor League Baseball - Mississippi Braves vs Chattanooga Lookouts

    AA Minor League Baseball - Mississippi Braves vs Chattanooga Lookouts
    Thu. May 15th, 2008
    7:15pm – 10pm

    at AT&T Field

    AA Minor League Baseball. The Braves come to town to take on the Lookouts. Enjoy the game! Also: $1,000 Thursday One lucky fan will win $1,000. Others will win valuable coupons to be used around AT&T Field. Info via lookouts.com. Photo by Tim Evearitt.

  • "Mystery at the TV Talk Show"

    Thu. May 15th, 2008
    7pm – 9:30pm

    at Vaudeville Cafe

    Dorothy Cannon’s new talk show goes live in front of you, the studio audience. But, everything is going wrong and Dorothy is threatening to fire everyone in the staff. Talk show guests are leaving and they are pulling people from the audience to go on the show! Somebody kill the host! Info and image via funnydinner.com and ticketbiscuit.com/vaudevillecafe.

  • Ecstasy and Apocalypse: A Closer Look at Walter Anderson with Dr. Brent Funderburk

    Ecstasy and Apocalypse: A Closer Look at Walter Anderson with Dr. Brent Funderburk
    Thu. May 15th, 2008
    6pm – 8pm

    at Hunter Museum of American Art

    6 p.m. cash bar, 6:15 program. Dr. Funderburk, a professor at Mississippi State, will present "Ecstasy and Apocalypse - The Search for the Nearly Lost, Mystical Masterworks of Walter Anderson." Info and image via huntermuseum.org.

  • The Banannas, The Wrong Felling, Hidden Spots, ADDC

    Wed. May 14th, 2008
    10am – 12:30am

    at JJ's Bohemia

    The Banannas, The Wrong Felling, Hidden Spots, ADDC all performing live. For further information, contact JJ's Bohemia.

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