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This Week In The Arts

Wednesday, October 18, 2006

This week in the Arts:

Events and Family

Allied Arts of Greater Chattanooga presents Artini Halloween Saturday, Oct. 28, from 7-11 p.m. at John Henry Studios, located at 1100 E. 16th St. Local art from the SEED Artist Collective will be featured throughout the evening. A live performance by Zombie Army begins at 9 p.m. Tickets are $11 each. Valet parking will be available. Tickets are limited; please R.S.V.P. online at www.artinichatt.org

Festival of Jack O' Lanterns at the Chattanooga Nature Center Saturday, Oct. 21, at noon. www.chattanature.org or (423) 821-1160.

The Alexander Technique, used extensively in performing arts, is available for people of all walks of life to learn and benefit from at the Chattanooga Theatre Centre Monday, Oct. 23, at 7:30 p.m. mkull@chattanoogapulse.com or (423) 267-8534.

Visual Art and Film

POLYMER, a Contemporary American Video Art / Experimental Video by artist group SEED, is at the Hunter Museum of American Art Friday, Oct. 20, at 7 p.m. info@seed-2005.com

The State of Tennessee Film, Entertainment and Music Commission publishes and distributes the annual Tennessee Production Directory. The Directory is provided to industry users across the country enabling the state to professionally promote the wealth of filming resources in Tennessee. Qualified and interested individuals and companies are invited to be listed in the State’s directory absolutely free of charge. Request registration forms by fax at (423)-757-5326 or by e-mail at group101chattanooga@comcast.net

Theatre, Music and Dance

The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe, a Youth Theatre presentation, opens Friday, Oct. 20, at 7:30 p.m. at the Chattanooga Theatre Centre. www.theatrecentre.com or (423) 267-8534.

The Biscuit Burners perform at Barking Legs Theater Friday, Oct. 20, at 8 p.m. (423) 624-LEGS.

Tickets are now available for Chattanooga Ballet’s The Nutcracker, coming to the Tivoli Theatre Dec. 8 and 9. (423) 265-0617.

Tickets for Covenant College’s annual Madrigal Dinner may be ordered only by telephone Oct. 23 and 24, from 6-10 p.m. (706) 419-2800.

Literature

LEGEND'S, 760 6th Street NE in Cleveland, presents Live Chat, a Rhyme n Chatt production, Friday, Oct. 20. (423) 504-0361.

For ArtsWire Inquiries e-mail Susan Brenner at sbrenner@alliedartschattanooga.org
For more community events, visit the Allied Arts Community Calendar


February 13, 2012

Taste Returns March 8

February 13, 2012

Belk Hosts “Engagement Party” For Couples Thursday

February 13, 2012

Fifty Nifty Tour Comes To Chattanooga Thursday


Taste, a fundraiser hosted by the Kidney Foundation, invites food fanatics and fans of all things local to experience the different “tastes” Chattanooga has to offer for $35 per ticket on March ... (click for more)

Couples engaged to be married are invited to Belk stores on Thursday for a signature Engagement Party event that offers engaged couples a fun-filled evening with food, beverages, entertainment, ... (click for more)

Minneapolis-based husband and wife photography duo, Jonny and Michelle Hoffner,  have begun a year-long adventure taking them to all 50 states in 50 weeks, the Fifty Nifty Tour.   ... (click for more)


Happenings

Taste Returns March 8

Taste, a fundraiser hosted by the Kidney Foundation, invites food fanatics and fans of all things local to experience the different “tastes” Chattanooga has to offer for $35 per ticket on March 8 from 5- 9 p.m. at Warehouse Row. Taste, with a previous life as Taste of Chattanooga, is an event that appeals to all facets of Chattanooga culture. Ticket holders will be entitled to ... (click for more)

Belk Hosts “Engagement Party” For Couples Thursday

Couples engaged to be married are invited to Belk stores on Thursday for a signature Engagement Party event that offers engaged couples a fun-filled evening with food, beverages, entertainment, and prizes. The event kicks off at 6 p.m. in the gift registry departments at all participating stores. Certified wedding registry specialists will be on hand to give advice and help ... (click for more)

Breaking News

Mother Of Man Charged With Killing Sgt. Chapin Given Prison Sentence Of 30 Years, 6 Months

The mother of the man charged with killing Chattanooga Police Sgt. Tim Chapin was sentenced Monday to serve 30 years and six months in federal prison.  Judge Sandy Mattice said the sentence for Kathleen Mathews, 57-year-old mother of Jesse Mathews, as a packed courtroom watched.  Ray Mathews, 51-year-old father of Jesse Mathews, must serve 20 years and 10 months. ... (click for more)

Two-Year-Old Boy With Burns Found In House With Meth Lab

Chattanooga Police on Monday received a tip regarding a meth lab and a boy who was burned at 6393 Fairview Road.  The officers found eight one-pot method labs, also known as shake-n-bakes, and a two-year-old boy who had second-degree burns on his chest and stomach.  There was also a four-year-old boy in the home who did not appear to have any injuries.  Both boys, ... (click for more)

Opinion

Thank You, Judge Mattice And Chattanooga

I would like to thank Judge Mattice for handing down a 30.5 year sentence for Kathleen Mathews.  Obviously, no amount of jail time, fines, or lashings can bring back Tim Chapin.   A 30-year sentence will, however, make the world just a little safer.  That's what Sgt. Chapin would have wanted.  He was a protector and sacrificed his life so the rest of ... (click for more)

Roy Exum: What 17 Pills Did To Me

Ah, step into my parlor of first-hand wisdom because, in the School of Hard Knocks, there are priceless lessons that you should know before it becomes your turn to dance. Never in my life have I ever had any back problems but, in early December, I came down with what is called sciatica and I have been a miserable man ever since. There are two big nerves that sprout out of the ... (click for more)


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