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  • Beginners' Kayak Adventure

    Fri. Jul 11th, 2008
    6pm – 8pm

    at Chester Frost Park

    The public is invited to Hamilton County’s Chester Frost Park for a free Beginners Kayak Adventure on Friday, July 11 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Outdoor Chattanooga’s OutVenture staff will provide kayaks, paddles, and life vests. Interested participants should bring a sense of adventure and wear clothes to get wet. River shoes or sandals are recommended. Boats...

  • Pops on the River

    Thu. Jul 3rd, 2008
    8pm – 12:30pm

    at Coolidge Park

    Pops on the River is an annual celebration of Independence Day held on July 3 at Coolidge Park. Beginning at 8:00 PM, this event features the Chattanooga Symphony & Opera Orchestra performing a spectrum of patriotic and traditional tunes, as well as music from some of America's most influential composers. The performance is followed by a pyrotechnic finale...

  • Pick Your Own Blackberries

    Pick Your Own Blackberries
    Tue. Jul 1st, 2008
    9am – 1pm

    at Crabtree Farm

    Pick Your Own Blackberries! Tuesdays-Saturdays 9am-1pm at Crabtree Farms Call for harvest availability.423-493-9155 x-14

  • The Rock City Raptors Birds of Prey Show at Rock City

    The Rock City Raptors Birds of Prey Show at Rock City
    thru Sun. Jun 29th, 2008

    at Rock City

    Take advantage of this rare opportunity to witness these powerful and majestic birds up close. See hawks soaring in the sky above Rock City. Get a glimpse at a nocturnal hunter, the owl and meet a vivacious vulture. Located in Rock City's Critter Classroom Amphitheater the Rock City Raptors-Birds of Prey Show is a must see part of your Rock City...

  • Hank's Day

    Sat. Jun 21st, 2008
    11am – 3pm

    at Chattanooga Zoo at Warner Park

    Come to the Zoo and celebrate Hank's 40th birthday! Hank's Day continues to be one of the favorite Zoo events among families and children, and it's especially exciting for the chimp of honor. Join us for cake and ice cream, arts and crafts, and more! Zoo members receive FREE admission to this event! Info and photo via chattanooga.gov.

  • Chattanooga Rat Race

    Sat. Jun 14th, 2008
    7:30am – 9:30am

    at Coolidge Park

    The Chattanooga Rat Race is a 4.5 mile open water swim in the Tennessee River (downstream current). USMS Registration is required of all participants. A copy of the swimmer’s current registration must be submitted with the official entry form. The race will begin at 7:30 a.m. at various locations. An award lunch will be held at Walker Pavilion in Coolidge...

  • Garlic Harvesting

    Fri. Jun 13th, 2008
    10am – 1pm

    at Crabtree Farm

    This informal training will introduce participants to garlic harvesting. Joel Houser, Crabtree's Farm Manager, will instruct volunteers on how to pick garlic and store it for maximum shelf life. He will share his growing knowledge, from planting to harvesting through question and answer. Wear appropriate attire for gardening, such as comfortable work shoes...

  • Riverbend '08: ZZ Top

    Thu. Jun 12th, 2008
    9:30pm – 11pm

    at Chattanooga Riverfront

    Does the band really need any explanation, introduction, or definition? The original "lil' ole' band from Texas turned into 80's monster hit machine, "Can't Stop Rockin", "Cheap Sunglasses", "Sharp Dressed Man", "Gimme All Your Lovin". They'll have you shakin' your "Tush"! Thursday, June 12th, 9:30pm-11:00pm, Coke Stage. Check out the listing for "Riverbend...

  • Bonnaroo Music + Arts Festival

    Bonnaroo Music + Arts Festival
    thru Sun. Jun 15th, 2008

    at A 700-acre farm in Manchester, TN

    This enormous music festival happens each year in Manchester, TN. The 2008 Festival features a tremendous list of artists: Pearl Jam · Metallica · Jack Johnson · Kanye West · Chris Rock · Robert Plant and Alison Krauss featuring T Bone Burnett · Phil Lesh & Friends · My Morning Jacket · The Allman Brothers Band · The Raconteurs · Willie...

  • Riverbend '08: Josh Turner

    Riverbend '08: Josh Turner
    Wed. Jun 11th, 2008
    9:30pm – 11pm

    at Chattanooga Riverfront

    Grammy award winning platinum certified country artist, this fast rising star has had numerous hits including "Your Man", "Would You Go With Me" and his latest hit "Firecracker". Wednesday, June 11th, 9:30pm-11:00pm, Coke Stage. Check out the listing for "Riverbend '08" to see the full festival line-up. Info via riverbendfestival.com. Photo via joshturner.com.

  • Riverbend '08: Leticia Wolf

    Riverbend '08: Leticia Wolf
    Wed. Jun 11th, 2008
    8pm – 9pm

    at Chattanooga Riverfront

    Acoustic musician and rising star Leticia Wolf performs live on the TVA Showcase Stage. Check out the listing for "Riverbend '08" to see the full festival line-up. Info via riverbendfestival.com. Photo by Mandy Wolf via Leticia Wolf's MySpace page.

  • Riverbend '08: Anthony Hamilton

    Riverbend '08: Anthony Hamilton
    Sat. Jun 7th, 2008
    9:30pm – 11pm

    at Chattanooga Riverfront

    Over the last three decades, several young urban singers have been labeled "the new Marvin Gaye". Anthony is clearly the only vocalist in America today capable of pulling the sword from the Neo-Soul stone. Saturday, June 7th, 9:30pm-11pm, Coke Stage. Check out the listing for "Riverbend '08" to see the full festival line-up. Info via riverbendfestival.com. ...

  • Riverbend '08: The Black Crowes

    Riverbend '08: The Black Crowes
    Fri. Jun 6th, 2008
    9:30pm – 11pm

    at Chattanooga Riverfront

    As this year's Riverbend headliners, and riding a second wave of raw rock revival, the Black Crowes return to Chattanooga with their roots still deep in Humble Pie-Stones territory, and their head high in the clouds of modern, guitar-drenched glory. (Featuring new second-guitarist, Luther Dickinson, of the North Mississippi All-Stars). Friday, June 6th,...

  • Dreamnight

    Fri. Jun 6th, 2008
    6pm – 9pm

    at Chattanooga Zoo at Warner Park

    Dreamnight is an open house event for special-needs children and their families. The event offers a VIP zoo visit that acknowledges and accommodates the unique circumstances that generally limit relaxing outings for those families during normal hours. Admission is FREE by reservation; please call 423.697.1319 to reserve your spot! Info via chattanooga.gov.

  • Riverbend '08

    Riverbend '08
    thru Sat. Jun 14th, 2008

    at Chattanooga Riverfront

    Come to Riverbend Festival '08 and enjoy 9 days music, a Children's Village, 5 & 10K Runs, Starfighter Jet flyovers, a Fireworks Finale', and much more. As usual, Riverbend is located on the 21st Century Waterfront along the Tennessee River. The festival gates open at 4:30 p.m. with events wrapping up between 11 and 12 midnight. For information about where to...

  • FACES Ride 4 Smiles

    Sat. May 31st, 2008
    10am – 12:30pm

    at Brainerd Village

    FACES Ride 4 Smiles Event Set for May 31 Third Annual Ride Helps Kids with Craniofacial Differences Motorcyclists and motor enthusiasts from around the Southeast should mark their calendars for the third annual Ride 4 Smiles, benefiting FACES: The National Craniofacial Association on Saturday, May 31, at Brainerd Village in Chattanooga, TN. Activities...

  • Nightfall Concert Series

    thru Fri. Sep 26th, 2008

    at Miller Plaza

    Every Friday, May 30 through September 26; (except June 6 & June 13 during Riverbend). Nightfall is a FREE, 17-week concert series held on Friday nights from the end of May through the last Friday in September. Celebrating its 20th season, this Chattanooga tradition is held in the heart of downtown at Miller Plaza from 7:00 – 9:45 PM. By featuring a broad...

  • After-Work Gallery Stroll

    After-Work Gallery Stroll
    Thu. May 29th, 2008
    5pm – 8pm

    at Hunter Museum of American Art

    Enjoy a stroll through the Hunter galleries and explore the Burchfield and Anderson exhibitions. Finish your evening with dinner at Palate Bistro and Cafe for a wonderful night out. Info and image via huntermuseum.org.

  • Annual Fiddle Fest & Bob Douglas Memorial

    Sat. May 24th, 2008
    4pm – 8pm

    at Audubon Acres

    The Annual Fiddle Fest & Bob Douglas Memorial was named and organized in honor of local fiddle legend Bob Douglas. This event features local and regional old-time and bluegrass musicians. Participants can also enjoy outdoor contra-dancing on the grounds of Audubon Acres. Activities include exhibits, crafts, and tours of the extensive grounds of Audubon...

  • Camp Reggae Memorial Day Weekend 2008

    thru Sun. May 25th, 2008

    at Camp Reggae Festival and Campground

    For the 10th year, Camp Reggae has been joining people of all nations together under the common banner of reggae music & the love of the outdoors. Nestled deep in the smoky mountains, on a private retreat, Camp Reggae allows the spirit to fly free. Enjoy an eclectic range of musical talent & sweet reggae in a hundred different ways. Caribbean food,...

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