posted November 18, 2008
) Gingerbread houses made by area students will be available for purchase at Chattanooga Market Nov. 30. Click to enlarge. |
"This event is a great way to kick-off the Christmas season," said Kathryn DeNovo, director of communication and outreach. "There will be food, entertainment and activities for the whole family to enjoy."
All the houses featured in the Gingerbread Lane are made by middle and high school students spanning the greater Chattanooga area, and will be available for purchase. The public will also be able to vote for their favorite house to choose the "Best in Show."
In addition to the houses, there will be face-painting, an inflatable bounce house and photos with Santa, as well as gingerbread samples from McKee Bakery.
Admission to Gingerbread Lane is free but there will be minimal cost for activities. All proceeds from the event will benefit Why Know's youth outreach programs.
The Chattanooga Market is held at the First Tennessee Pavilion located on Carter Street. For more information about the event please contact Why Know at 899-9188.
Why Know Abstinence Education, Inc. is a nonprofit organization headquartered in Chattanooga. Why Know's mission is to build healthy teens by providing knowledge, support and life skills to achieve a life of excellence. Why Know serves 57 schools in Hamilton, Catoosa, Dade, Gordon, Walker and Whitfield Counties. Its curriculum is used in 40 states and 11 countries. Since Why Know's inception, the local teen pregnancy rate has decreased 72 percent. For more information about Why Know, visit www.whyknow.org or call 899-9188
) Proceeds from the sales will benefit Why Know. Click to enlarge. |
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