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3 Sisters Festival 2025 Lineup Announced For Oct. 3-4

  • 5/21/2025

One of Chattanooga’s music traditions is set to return this fall as the 3 Sisters Bluegrass Festival announces its full lineup for 2025. Taking place Oct. 3 and 4 at Ross’s Landing on the downtown riverfront, the 18th annual event promises another weekend of bluegrass by the river — and remains entirely free to the public. Made possible through the support of Fletcher Bright Realty and produced by Chattanooga Presents, the festival continues to celebrate both contemporary and traditional bluegrass with a talented lineup. The festival kicks off Friday evening, Oct. 3, with a performance by host band, The New Dismembered Tennesseans, at 5:30 p.m. A group of local favorites, the ... (click for more)

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Chattanooga Theatre Centre presents Twelfth Night June 6-22
Chattanooga Theatre Centre presents Twelfth Night June 6-22

See Shakespeare's Twelfth Night At CTC June 6-22

  • 5/21/2025

Chattanooga Theatre Centre will present William Shakespeare's Twelfth Night June 6-22. This contemporary production will be in the Circle Theatre. This timeless comedy explores themes of love, identity, and mistaken intentions, set against the backdrop of modern-day Chattanooga. Directed by Dylan Kussman, this production brings a fresh ... (click for more)

New Support Announced For Local Music Performers, Educators Ahead Of Make Music Day Chattanooga

  • 5/21/2025

Local music performers and educators have new resources available to amplify their impact during this year’s citywide Make Music Day celebration. The Make Music Chattanooga Fund officially launches this year, providing stipends to support local artists and educators hosting free, public music activations on Friday, June 21. “With the ... (click for more)

Jfest Set Attendance Record At Its 25th Year Celebration
  • 5/21/2025

Jfest on Saturday celebrated its 25th year of bringing the Tennessee Valley together to kick off the summer with a day of live music and family fun. With 11,366 people in attendance, this year’s Jfest set a new record as the most attended festival in its 25-year history. Festival Director Ted Gocke said, “From start to finish, the festival was nothing but good. We had record-breaking attendance in our 25-year history. Even with mud on the ground, people were still having a great time ... more

Agencies Flood City Council With Appeals For Support In "Tight" Budget
  • 5/21/2025

A group of agencies seeking new or continued support from the city appeared before the City Council at a budget hearing on Tuesday night. Each speaker was given two minutes at the hour-long hearing. Here are the current proposals from the city and county on supported agencies: City agency appropriations as recommended by Mayor Tim Kelly include: AIM Center same $110,000 ArtsBuild same $270,000 Bessie Smith Hall same $90,000 CADAS same $80,000 Carter Street Corporation ... more

Dalton Firefighters Honored For Flood Rescues In Kentucky
Dalton Firefighters Honored For Flood Rescues In Kentucky
  • 5/20/2025

Two Dalton firefighters were honored Tuesday for their brave service aiding victims of flooding in Kentucky last month. Captain Jason Harris and Firefighter Byron Miranda ... more

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