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Rondell Crier: Flights of Hope and Healing
- thru Sun. Jul 11th, 2027
at Hunter Museum of American Art
Commissioned by the Hunter, Flights of Hope and Healing is a 37-foot mural created by local artist Rondell Crier that speaks to shared histories and hopes for our community. Crier, a multimedia artist, regularly involves the community in his creative process, an integral element of this new artwork and also an important component of the Hunter’s...
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Jessica Wohl: “I Dreamed You Were Here” Exhibit
- thru Mon. Feb 22nd
at Hunter Museum of American Art
I Dreamed You Were Here features the work of Sewanee, Tennessee-based artist Jessica Wohl. Using the language of quilting, Wohl will transform the mansion stairwell with layered textile banners sourced from found garments, linens, and discarded household items. This process of disassembling and reusing textiles is a tactile exchange with the item’s former...
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Ruby Falls Lantern Tours: Ghost Walk Edition
- thru Sat. Oct 31st
at Ruby Falls
This after-hours special edition Lantern Tour features ghost stories from the 98-year history of Ruby Falls and eerie Chattanooga legends. On the way to the waterfall, hear the tales and visit the sites of peculiar encounters, mischievous mayhem, and tragedy while exploring the cavern with a guide by the light of handheld lanterns. Runs select dates in...
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Dread Hollow
- Thu. Oct 1st
thru Sun. Nov 1st
at Dread Hollow
Chattanooga's nationally ranked haunted house returns with three new nightmares, each one more horrific and immersive than the last. The haunted house and escape rooms are open for the fall season Thursday through Sunday nights, October 1 through November 1. Upon entering Dread Hollow, visitors must survive monstrous horrors, navigate a cursed battlefield,...
- Thu. Oct 1st
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“Every Block Print Holy” Art Gallery Opening
- Thu. Oct 1st
thru Wed. Nov 18th
at Southern Adventist University
The art of Ned Bustard will go on display October 1, 2026, at 6 p.m. in the John C. Williams Gallery on the second floor of Brock Hall on the campus of Southern Adventist University. It will be available to view until November 18, 2026. This event is free and open to the public.
- Thu. Oct 1st
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Dread Hollow College Night
- Thu. Oct 1st
8pm – 10pm
at Dread Hollow
Trade your late-night study session for late-night screams! Chattanooga's nationally ranked haunted house is offering $7 off to college students! College night tickets for the haunted house experience are only available online. Must present current and valid college ID for entry with College Night Ticket. College night is ONE NIGHT ONLY, so save the date!...
- Thu. Oct 1st
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Hamilton County Home Show
- Fri. Oct 2nd
thru Sun. Oct 4th
The Hamilton County Home Show takes place October 2–4, 2026 at Camp Jordan Arena. Explore home-improvement exhibitors, see live demonstrations, compare products/services, and find show-only deals. Schedule: Friday: 12:00pm–6:00pm Saturday: 10:00am–5:00pm Sunday: 11:00am–4:00pm Admission: Free
- Fri. Oct 2nd
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Lily Rose
- Fri. Oct 2nd
8pm – 11pm
Lily Rose (Country) has never been one to second-guess herself. After her breakout 2020 viral hit “Villain” was released, the Atlanta native went from local favorite to national name practically overnight –– landing a record deal, joining tours with Sam Hunt, Luke Bryan and Shania Twain, national TV performances and racking up accolades including an ACM Best...
- Fri. Oct 2nd
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Let Freedom Ring! A 250th Anniversary Celebration by the Mid-South Symphonic Band
- Sun. Oct 4th
3pm – 4pm
at Roland Hayes Concert Hall (UTC Fine Arts Center)
Celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary with the Mid-South Symphonic Band, Chattanooga’s premier community concert band. Join a vibrant ensemble of musicians from all walks of life as we honor 250 years of American history, spirit, and achievement through an inspiring afternoon of music. From stirring patriotic favorites and concert band classics to beloved...
- Sun. Oct 4th
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Ann E. Killebrew Museum Lecture
- Mon. Oct 5th
7pm – 8pm
at Southern Adventist University
Archaeologist Ann E. Killebrew will present “In Search of the Philistines and Other ‘Sea Peoples’” at 7 p.m. in Lynn Wood Hall Chapel. This free public lecture will explore archaeological and textual evidence about the Philistines and other “Sea Peoples” and their influence on the eastern Mediterranean following the Late Bronze Age collapse.
- Mon. Oct 5th
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