Here are upcoming street closings:
Tuesday:
City Hall(oween) Event: East 11th St.
will be closed between Newby St. and Lindsay St. from
9:30 am to 3:00 pm as the City of Chattanooga welcomes hundreds of children from Brown Academy will be stopping by Chattanooga City Hall to Trick or Treat for Halloween!
Graham Street Halloween Block Party: Graham St. will be closed between Normal Ave. and Crewdson St. from 1:00 pm to 10:00 pm for this neighborhood Halloween block party.
Nile Rd. Halloween Block Party: Nile Rd. will be closed between Danube Dr. and Clipper Dr. from 5:45 pm to 9:30 pm for this neighborhood Halloween block party.
Wednesday:
Head of the Hooch: Riverfront Pkwy will be closed from Molly Lane to Aquarium Way. The Veterans Bridge ramp will also be closed, as will Chestnut St. and Power Alley from Aquarium Way to Riverfront Pkwy. Listed roads will close on 10:00 am on Wednesday, November 1st and will be re-opened at 8:00 pm on Sunday, November 5th. The Head of the Hooch is one of the world’s largest rowing regattas, with 2,000+ boats racing over two days. More than 9,000 seats are rowed. 1,200 boats compete on Saturday alone, more in one day than any other regatta. Races will be held on November 4 & 5. Visit headofthehooch.org for more information.
Saturday:
US Bands Southern States Regional Championship: Reggie White Blvd. will be closed between the entrance to the skate park and W. 20th St., W. 19th St. will be closed between Reggie White Blvd. and Chestnut St., as well as a single travel lane on both the east and westbound side of W. 20th St. from the US-27 overpass to Broad St.
Normalpalooza:
Mississippi Ave. will be closed from Dallas Rd to Mount Vernon Ave. from 12:00 am to 7:00 pm. Normalpalooza is a fun family day for the North Chattanooga area where the Normal Park Upper School campus transforms into a huge family fairground. Visit normalpark.com for more information.
Chattanooga Market 2017: Reggie White Blvd. will be closed from the entrance to the Chattanooga Skate Park to West 19th Street from 5am to 8pm on Sunday, November 5th. Chattanooga Market is the region’s largest producer-only marketplace, established to provide healthy, fresh produce, artisan foods, as well as locally-produced arts and craft wares to Chattanoogans and community visitors. Visit www.chattanoogamarket.com for more information.
In order to view a map of these closures, visit: http://www.chattanooga.gov/transportation/traffic-engineering-a-operations/special-events-a-street-closures