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Blowing Springs Farm
- thru Sun. Oct 27th
Celebrating 18 years of 10 acres of fall family fun at Blowing Springs Farm! Enjoy a full day of fun for the whole family with a visit to Chattanooga’s best-kept fall secret! Blowing Springs Farm is nestled at the foot of Lookout Mountain, just six miles from downtown Chattanooga. Go on a hayride, get lost in the new corn maze design and play one of the new...
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Dread Hollow: A Town Divided
- thru Thu. Oct 31st
at Dread Hollow
A legendary, fright-filled evening at Dread Hollow is a Chattanooga tradition. Named 2018’s #1 fan favorite haunt in the nation on scurryface.com, the nightmare returns in 2019 with three all-new terrifying haunts and new escape rooms. Open select nights, Sept 27 – Oct. 31. For tickets and details, go to DreadHollow.com.
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Jewelry Fundamentals: Soldering Jewelry with a Torch – Four Part Morning Series
- thru Thu. Oct 24th
at The Chattery at Chattanooga Workspace
The Jewelry Fundamentals sessions are for those who want to explore and learn more intensive jewelry making skillsets. This hands on series will focus on the basics of soldering metals together using an acetylene and/or a butane torch to create jewelry. Over time, this month long series will expand to include both beginning and more advanced students as...
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Rock City’s Rocktoberfest
- thru Sun. Oct 27th
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!...
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Noel Anderson: Blak Origin Moment
- thru Sun. Jan 12th
at Hunter Museum of American Art
A native of Louisville, Kentucky, Noel Anderson is known for his explorations into the evolving makeup of black male identity through the medium of textiles. Using found imagery from various media and archives, including television and magazine, Anderson adds, subtracts, manipulates and distorts the original pictures, which are then woven into tapestries. ...
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