Featured Events in Chattanooga in May 2025 (June Updated)

A Night with the Stars, is the best pre-ride party you can imagine, right in the heart of Downtown Chattanooga. Join George Hincapie on Friday night for great food and top rated wine, all in the ambiance of the twinkling lights and the quiet garden of the Waterhouse Pavilion at Miller Plaza. Information Source: Hincapie Events, LLC | eventbrite

Whitney Cummings will be performing her stand-up comedy show, "Big Baby," at The Walker Theatre in Chattanooga on May 9, 2025. The venue is located at 399 McCallie Avenue in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Don't miss this opportunity to see Whitney Cummings live in person for a night of laughter and entertainment. Get your tickets now to secure your spot at this highly anticipated event.

Join FIT4MOM Chattanooga for a Mother’s Day weekend race that goes beyond the finish line! May 5K: A Race for Her is more than just a fun run/walk—it’s a celebration of moms and a chance to make a lasting impact. Whether you walk, jog, run, or push a stroller, every step honors, empowers, and uplifts mothers in our community. At the finish line, participants will be welcomed with cheers, a fresh flower, a commemorative race shirt, and a swag bag filled with goodies from our sponsors to make her feel celebrated! But the celebration doesn’t stop there! Stick around after the race and meet with our friendly community sponsors who will be ready to treat you. Fifty percent of proceeds will benefit The MOMentum Network , supporting pregnant and solo parenting moms in college as they build brighter futures for themselves and their children. Lace up, bring your village, and race for her. Register by April 13 to guarantee a shirt! We are so grateful to our 19 community sponsors for making this event possible and spoiling the participants with a swag bag! Follow us on social media as we highlight each one of them in the days leading up to the race ... but if you can't wait until then, here's a sneak peek of who will be there: 100 Percent Chiropractic 4 Bridges Dermatology Chattanooga Lactation Chattanooga Milk Stones - Official Snack Sponsor Cub and Kin Farm to Table - Home Food Service Fleet Feet Chattanooga Highlands Pelvic Health, Fitness, and Physical Therapy - Official Water Sponsor Sir Francis Pals Little Sprouts Spot Reve Coffee and Books - Official Coffee Sponsor Sage Aesthetics + Well Being - Official Flower Sponsor Shey Natural Health Bar Summit Physical Therapy Sweet E's Boutique The Blowout Co. Chattanooga The Bunny Hive Chattanooga The Well Birthing Center True Life Chiropractor Information Source: FIT4MOM Chattanooga | eventbrite

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The 2025 Chattanooga Beer Fest® is presented by Tri Star Beverage. This is an "Over 21 Only" event; a valid legal ID is required for admission. Tickets are non-refundable; this event will be held rain-or-shine. 2025 breweries, food trucks and complete event details available on our website at https://chattanoogabeerfest.com This event would not be possible without the support of our sponsors. Proceeds from the beer fest will benefit our 501(c)(3) charitable partners. Information Source: The Chattanooga Market | eventbrite

What forms wisdom in us specifically as leaders? This talk explores the challenges of being a leader in a high-expectation, 24/7 world. What insights and practices might biblical wisdom have to offer for Christian leaders today? Join us on Thursday, May 1 for a conversation with Uli Chi, author of The Wise Leader and board chair, entrepreneur, and frequent teacher of wisdom and leadership. We hope to see you there! This Lunch + Learn is sponsored by the Fuller De Pree Center. About Uli Chi Uli Chi, PhD, has served as the chair of the Virginia Mason Franciscan Health Board of Directors since it was formed in January 2021. He was previously the board chair of CHI Franciscan and has served in health care governance leadership for over thirty years. During his business career, Uli was an award-winning technology entrepreneur who founded and led a software company that developed 3-D virtual reality software to simplify complex decision-making for consumers and businesses. He holds a doctorate in computer science from the University of Washington. Uli is currently a senior fellow at the De Pree Center for Leadership and regularly writes and teaches on the subject of wisdom and leadership. About the series James 3 tells us "wisdom that comes from heaven is first of all pure; then peace-loving, considerate, submissive, full of mercy and good fruit, impartial and sincere." James also tells us "if any of you lacks wisdom, you should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to you.” But how do we actually receive and live this out in our workplace? How does the wisdom of God affect our practical daily decisions? In our 2024-25 Lunch + Learn series we will be looking at what it means to lean into wisdom in our vocational lives. We will look at: What does it look like to seek wisdom in job/career transitions? How do we lean into wisdom in daily decisions in the workplace? How does wisdom change how we posture ourselves in the world? What are practices we can build into our work rhythms that help to lead with wisdom? Information Source: Faith Co-op | eventbrite

This 90-minute crash course will give you a solid foundation in tarot reading, whether you’re a complete beginner or looking to refine your skills. In this class you’ll learn the structure of a tarot deck, the meanings of the Major and Minor Arcana, and simple spreads to start reading right away. By the end of this class, you’ll have the confidence to begin your tarot journey and start reading for yourself and others. About the instructor: Ettie Archer (they/them) started reading tarot in 2016 after deconstructing from Christian Fundamentalism with an Independent Baptist and Southern Baptist flavor. In the summer of 2018, Ettie started Wildly Tarot Podcast with their close friend Holly, talking about tarot, mysticism, and everything in between. Holly and Ettie wrote The History of Tarot Art during the height of chaos in 2020. It was published in Autumn of 2021. In the summer of 2023, Ettie’s journey took them from South Korea (their home of eight years) back to Tennessee, where they now teach yoga, sling cards, and causing they/them may/hem wherever they go. For details about our refund and class cancellation policy, visit our FAQs . Information Source: The Chattery | eventbrite

The Book & Cover is thrilled to welcome readers and neighbors back for the fourth annual Ink Drink ! Come aboard and plan to fill your coffers with bookish bounty and fathomless fellowship. There will be events throughout the day, only some of which are ticketed . 8:00 AM Audiobook Run/Walk the Plank The first 50 folks to sign up get a free libro.fm credit. 10:00 AM Mermaid Tales Storytime Nautical Nonsense Attire Encouraged! 11:00 AM Buccaneer Bagel Brunch Book Swap Brothers Bagels & Bitter Alibis Brunch Bar Cart Onsite (Ticketed) 1:00 & 3:00 PM Linocuts for Landlubbers Linocut Bookplate Making with Sundry Workshops (Ticketed) 7:00 PM Trivia Me Timbers Bookish Trivia (Ticketed) See ya there, mateys! Information Source: The Book & Cover | eventbrite

This three-week series about tarot is taking place on May 3, 10 and 17, 2025. Each session is thoughtfully designed to guide participants from understanding tarot’s rich history to mastering reading techniques for self-development and personal growth. Week 1: Foundations of Tarot Saturday, May 3, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. The History of Tarot : Explore tarot’s evolution, from its origins as a card game to its transformation into a tool for self-discovery and divination. Special focus on how modern decks incorporate inclusivity and diverse perspectives. Beginner Methods : Learn the basics of the tarot structure, including the Major and Minor Arcana, suits, and numerology. Practice intuitive and keyword-based card interpretations. Hands-On Practice : Interpret single cards and perform simple one-card readings. Week 2: Expanding Your Practice Saturday, May 10, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Building Confidence : Introduction to 3-card spreads for clarity, problem-solving, and understanding past, present, and future influences. Symbolism in Tarot : Dive into the imagery and symbolism that make tarot a rich storytelling tool. Discover how to weave narratives between cards. Ethics of Reading : Discuss respectful practices for reading for yourself and others, including handling challenging cards. Group Activity : Partner readings to build trust and fluency in interpreting cards. Week 3: Intermediate Techniques Saturday, May 17, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Personalized Tarot Practices : Learn how to develop your own reading style, create rituals for readings, and set intentions. Introduction to Collective Readings : Explore how tarot can be used in group settings, including journaling prompts and community readings. Advanced Spreads : Experiment with Celtic Cross and other multi-card spreads for in-depth exploration. Final Group Exercise : Collaborate on a collective reading experience, combining insights and refining your techniques. By the end of this workshop series, participants will feel confident interpreting tarot for themselves and others while appreciating its profound history and modern versatility. You can take this entire series for $100 (+ EB fees) or an individual class (at $35 + EB fees per class). More information is here . About the instructor: Ettie Archer (they/them) started reading tarot in 2016 after deconstructing from Christian Fundamentalism with an Independent Baptist and Southern Baptist flavor. In the summer of 2018, Ettie started Wildly Tarot Podcast with their close friend Holly, talking about tarot, mysticism, and everything in between. Holly and Ettie wrote The History of Tarot Art during the height of chaos in 2020. It was published in Autumn of 2021. In the summer of 2023, Ettie’s journey took them from South Korea (their home of eight years) back to Tennessee, where they now teach yoga, sling cards, and causing they/them may/hem wherever they go. For details about our refund and class cancellation policy, visit our FAQs . Information Source: The Chattery | eventbrite

Join us for an engaging discussion with Associate Professor of Political Science at UTC Jeremy Strickler on the foundational principle of separation of powers in the U.S. federal government. This session will explore how the three branches—legislative, executive, and judicial—are designed to check and balance one another, and what happens when those checks break down. We'll also take a closer look at the Supreme Court’s power of judicial review—what it is, how it developed, and why it matters. This non-partisan course is presented in partnership with League of Women Voters Chattanooga. About the instructor: Jeremy Strickler teaches courses in American politics and public policy. His teaching and research focuses on the presidency, American political development, and the politics of U.S. drug policy. His book, Between Guns and Butter: The Modern Presidency and the Politics of Warfare and Welfare , is forthcoming with the University Press of Kansas. He has also published in the journal Presidential Studies Quarterly and the book, New Directions in the American Presidency . He is the recipient of several teaching awards at UTC, including the 2021 Outstanding Professor selected by the Student Government Association. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Oregon. Information Source: The Chattery | eventbrite

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Join FIT4MOM Chattanooga for a Mother’s Day weekend race that goes beyond the finish line! May 5K: A Race for Her is more than just a fun run/walk—it’s a celebration of moms and a chance to make a lasting impact. Whether you walk, jog, run, or push a stroller, every step honors, empowers, and uplifts mothers in our community. At the finish line, participants will be welcomed with cheers, a fresh flower, a commemorative race shirt, and a swag bag filled with goodies to make her feel celebrated. But the celebration doesn’t stop there! Stick around after the race and meet with our friendly community sponsors who will be ready to treat you. Fifty percent of proceeds will benefit The MOMentum Network, supporting pregnant and solo parenting moms in college as they build brighter futures for themselves and their children. Lace up, bring your village, and race for her. Register by April 13 to guarantee a shirt! Information Source: FIT4MOM Chattanooga | eventbrite

Experience an unforgettable evening of live music with Wilco and special guest Waxahatchee at Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Auditorium in Chattanooga. The event will take place on May 11, 2025, at 399 McCallie Avenue. Don't miss this unique opportunity to witness these talented artists perform in one of the city's most iconic venues. Get your tickets now and be a part of this exceptional musical experience.

Hear about Plan Hamilton and the current and future work of RPA. Receive guidance on how AIA members can be involved in an effective way Explore the opportunities and platforms for members to provide feedback earlier in the process to best steward and guide the tremendous growth our region is experiencing. Learn about the process and Growth Plan Update Information Source: AIA Chattanooga Chapter | eventbrite

Designed to help you learn some of "the basics" of DBT while still enabling you to walk away with practical skills Virtual option available, please contact jeff@themiddlepath.life Information Source: The Middle Path | eventbrite

Reflection Riding’s Campfire Concert series, presented by Black Creek Chattanooga , provides a fun outdoor venue to enjoy some of the best artists the Chattanooga area has to offer. Join us on Friday, May 16th for a night of s’mores, beer, and fun while listening to Texas String Assembly under the stars. Texas String Assembly is known for their “mostly acoustic” Americana sound that blends bluegrass, funk, jazz, folk-country, and hippie jugband. Too grassy for honky tonks and too amplified for traditional stages, the group discovered their own niche in Austin’s favorite rock n’ roll clubs. Since their first debut, the band’s popularity continues to grow with tours across the country and abroad. Some more info: Ticket includes two complimentary drink tickets, s'mores, and entertainment. Culture-Licious will be on-site with food available for purchase. You can also order cheese boards, salads, and sandwiches from Bleu Fox Cheese Shop ! Order here (password is CAMPFIRE). You can order until Thursday, May 15th at 7pm, and your items will be available to pick up when you check in at the concert. A season pass is also available for Reflection Riding members ! Even if a show sells out, you will have your spot. You can find out more here . The season pass is on sale until May 2nd, so don't delay! With the camping add-on, you can camp in our field after the concert (camping add-on is $10/person). Kids 12 and under are free. Gates open and food and beer are available at 5:30pm, music starts at 6:30pm. Ticket price will increase the day of the event, so make sure to buy tickets in advance. Interested in volunteering for the concert and attending for free? You can email volunteer@reflectionriding.org for more information. Don’t forget to bring a camping chair or a blanket, and feel free to bring your own food and enjoy a picnic. Thank you to our sponsors: Presenting Sponsor: Black Creek Chattanooga Moonlit Melodies: Chattanooga Whiskey Starlight Sponsors: ArtsBuild , Tennessee Arts Commission , and Unum Founding Sponsors: Hutton & Smith Brewery and OCI As an outdoor facility, our programs and events are almost always dependent on the weather. While we don't mind a little rain or cold, in the event of severe weather, programs may be postponed or canceled. In the event that we cancel a concert, we can transfer the ticket to a futue concert up to one year from the canceled concert. If you do not want to transfer your tickets we will refund your ticket minus the Eventbrite fees.. . You can also choose to turn your payment into a donation to Reflection Riding’s mission to restore native biodiversity and inspire a lifelong love of nature in people. You can reach out to support@reflectionriding.org to inquire about a new date or turning your payment into a donation. Information Source: Reflection Riding | eventbrite

This course helps you explore AI tools that can make daily life easier. You'll learn how to use AI for things like organizing your day, handling routine tasks, creating content, and making quick decisions. No tech skills needed—just a willingness to try new things! By the end, you'll know how to use AI to save time and simplify your everyday tasks. Please bring a smartphone or tablet. Some of the free version Apps you will download are Open AI’s Chat GPT, Google Gemini, and Grok 3.0. About the teacher: Laura Kirkpatrick is a dynamic marketing, social media, and sales consultant currently working with realtors to enhance their digital presence and streamline operations. With a passion for innovation, she is developing a virtual AI app designed to automate redundant tasks, helping real estate professionals work more efficiently. In addition to her hands-on industry experience, Laura is expanding her expertise in artificial intelligence and is in the process of completing her Generative AI certificate with Cornell University. Her commitment to leveraging technology in the real estate sector makes her a valuable asset to the professionals she collaborates with. For details about our refund and class cancellation policy, visit our FAQs . Information Source: The Chattery | eventbrite

Are you bringing home a new puppy? Setting your puppy up for success from the get-go is the KEY to a lifelong partnership that creates harmony, trust, and a deep relational bond. You want to start off on the right foot from day one to get the absolute most out of this critical imprinting phase. We will cover feeding, training, house protocol, training equipment, and most importantly: Crate Training and Socialization. This is a lecture for people, no dogs please! About the instructor: Leah Lykos studied Natural Dog Training with founder Kevin Behan in Newfane, Vermont. Now she's on a mission to help people discover the truly enriching connection they can have with their dogs. Leah's methods include positive, motivational, and somatic-based exercises that create trust, safety, and a lasting bond between dog and owner. For details about our refund and class cancellation policy, visit our FAQs: www.thechattery.org/faqs. Information Source: The Chattery | eventbrite

Hormones are like a conductor of an orchestra; without them, the symphony of your body’s functions can fall out of harmony and create havoc. Each hormone plays its part, from maintaining steady energy levels to regulating mood, metabolism, and even stress response. When they work together in balance, your body performs as a masterpiece of health and well-being. In this class, you will understand why you are not feeling like yourself. We will explore why each different hormone is so important for maintaining your overall health for both men and women. We will also address the complexity of hormone balance and the signs and symptoms of hormone deficiency versus imbalance. The goal is to help you gain clarity and knowledge about hormonal systems and leave with actionable advice to support hormonal health and regulation so that you can speak confidently to your provider about treatment. The audience will have the opportunity to ask questions specifically about myths surrounding hormone replacement therapy and risks related to strokes and cancer. About the instructor: Karla Hammonds earned her Master of Science Degree in Nursing from Vanderbilt University and is a Board Certified Adult Nurse Practitioner. She became certified in Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy from Worldlink Medical in 2014 and continues to pursue continuing education yearly. She obtained certification to perform the O-Shot, P-Shot, Vampire Facelift, and Vampire Breast Lift from Cellular Medicine Association. Karla's passion is helping men and women live their best lives through bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, metabolic health, and nonsurgical aesthetic procedures. For details about our refund and class cancellation policy, visit our FAQs . Information Source: The Chattery | eventbrite

How can we break down the sacred/secular divide and move towards a more integrated approach to faith and work? How can prayer become not only an action that we occasionally pause our work to do, but something that flows in and through all of our work? What does it mean for you to offer your work as a form of prayer to God? Join us on Wednesday, May 21 with Dan Marotta as we cover these questions and more. We hope to see you there! This Lunch + Learn is sponsored by Smartbank. About Dan Marotta D.J. Marotta is the founding priest of Redeemer Anglican Church in Richmond, Virginia. He is the author of Liturgy in the Wilderness: How the Lord's Prayer Shapes the Imagination of the Church in a Secular Age, Our Church Speaks: An Illustrated Devotional of Saints From Every Era & Place, and co-host of the Our Church Speaks Podcast. His wife is gracious and his children are clever. About the series James 3 tells us "wisdom that comes from heaven is first of all pure; then peace-loving, considerate, submissive, full of mercy and good fruit, impartial and sincere." James also tells us "if any of you lacks wisdom, you should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to you.” But how do we actually receive and live this out in our workplace? How does the wisdom of God affect our practical daily decisions? In our 2024-25 Lunch + Learn series we will be looking at what it means to lean into wisdom in our vocational lives. We will look at: What does it look like to seek wisdom in job/career transitions? How do we lean into wisdom in daily decisions in the workplace? How does wisdom change how we posture ourselves in the world? What are practices we can build into our work rhythms that help to lead with wisdom? Information Source: Faith Co-op | eventbrite

Take advantage of Early Bird Registration until 3/16 at 11:59pm EST!! Erlanger Health System is committed to providing high quality continuing education for healthcare professionals who care for trauma patients from first response through rehabilitation. Physicians, paramedics, emergency medical technicians, nurses, and all ancillary staff who care for trauma patients will find this 2-Day Symposium meets their education needs. The complete agenda will be posted at erlanger.org/medical-services/trauma-services/trauma-symposium soon! Day 1 (May 22nd, 2025) Lectures include: 1. Ocular Trauma / Robert Levy MD, Chattanooga Eye Institute 2. Traumatic Brain Injury / Daniel Kueter MD, UT College of Medicine Chattanooga, Department of Neurosurgery 3. Cardiopulmonary Bypass for Blunt Traumatic Cardiac Wall Rupture: Patient Case Report and Literature Review / Jackson Fos MD, UT College of Medicine Chattanooga, Department of Surgery 4. Development of a State-Wide Trauma System / Peter Fischer, UT College of Medicine Memphis, Department of Surgery 5. Mass Casualty Incidents / Christopher Bell MD, UT College of Medicine Chattanooga, Department of Surgery 6. KEYNOTE: Disaster Management in the Face of Hurricane Helene / Philip Stahel MD, Chief Medical Officer, HCA Healthcare North Carolina Division 7. Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy / Lauren Favors MD, UT College of Medicine Chattanooga, Department of Surgery 8. Air Medical Resuscitation / Stacy Prater CCEMT-P FP-C NRP, LifeForce Air Medical 9. Traumatic Pelvic Fractures / Michael Yee MD, UT College of Medicine Chattanooga, Department of Orthopedic Surgery 10. Pre-Hospital Management of Obstetrical Trauma / Fred Bossert MD, UT College of Medicine Chattanooga, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology 11. Pediatric Concussions and Traumatic Brain Injury / Day Breen MD, Children's Hospital at Erlanger, Pediatric Neurology 12. Pre-Hospital Management of Geriatric Trauma / Robert Vincent Smith MD, UT College of Medicine Chattanooga, Department of Internal Medicine 13. Pre-Hospital Administration of Fresh Whole Blood in the Setting of Trauma / Gavin Wilks MD, DCH Health System, Department of Surgery 14. Standard of Care for Pediatric Resuscitation / Regan Williams MD, UT College of Medicine Memphis, Departments of Surgery and Pediatrics 15. KEYNOTE: Traumatic Burns: Resuscitation and Surgical Management / Victoria Miles MD, LSU College of Medicine, Department of Trauma & Critical Care Surgery Day 2 (May 23rd, 2025) Skills & Cadaver Lab Rotations Include: Intubation and Ventilation Swift Water Rescue Management of Traumatic Brain Injury Orthopedic Trauma Gross Anatomy of the Trauma Patient Decontamination Management Adult Trauma Challenge Massive Transfusion Simulation and more! Erlanger's Trauma Services is proud to bring continuing education to the heroes of health care. We hope you can join us May 22 &23, 2025. Questions? Contact Meredith Rippy at meredith.rippy@erlanger.org or 423/757-0824 AMA Credit Designation: The University of Tennessee College of Medicine (UTCOM) designates this live activity for a maximum of 6.0 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. Continuing Education for Non-Physicians: The UTCOM will issue Certificates of Participation to non-physicians for participating in this activity and designates it for CEUs using the national standard that 1 hour of educational instruction is awarded .1 CEU. Accreditation: This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation requirements & policies of them Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint providership of the UTCOM and Erlanger Health System. The UTCOM is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians. Information Source: Erlanger Trauma Services- Meredith Rippy | eventbrite

Calling all adventurers! Get ready to embark on a wild and thrilling journey through the heart of Chattanooga, Tennessee with our one-of-a-kind scavenger hunt. This unique experience will take you on a whirlwind tour of the vibrant Downtown neighborhood, where history, culture, and excitement collide. Uncover the hidden gems and historical treasures scattered throughout this enchanting city as you navigate from one intriguing location to another. From the awe-inspiring exhibits at the Creative Discovery Museum to the majestic beauty of the Hunter Museum of American Art, every step will leave you craving for more. As you wander through charming streets and stumble upon iconic landmarks, be prepared to unleash your inner explorer and solve clues that will lead you closer to victory. So gather your team, lace up your walking shoes, and let the Chattanooga, Tennessee scavenger hunt whisk you away on an unforgettable adventure. Some of what you'll see: Tivoli Theatre, Solomon Building, Ochs Building ABOUT THE DATE NIGHT SCAVENGER HUNT Looking for a cute date night idea? Your hunt is over! Let’s Roam scavenger hunts are the perfect way to create lasting memories with your partner in crime. It doesn’t matter if it’s your first date or your 50th, a date night scavenger hunt is always a great time. Whether you’re looking to impress a new beau or just spice things up with your significant other, you can’t go wrong with a date night scavenger hunt. With the option to pause the hunt, you can even pop into fun bars along the way to really crank up the fun! More fun than dinner and cheaper than a movie! Funny Photos. Make your friends green with envy when they see your IG story filled with hilarious photos, so much better than pictures of food! Find New Hot Spots. Hunts will take you to exciting spots in the city, helping you learn fun facts and discover new destinations! Make Memories. Take your date on an adventure they won’t soon forget with a date night scavenger hunt! How to go on a Date Night Scavenger Hunt: Going on a date night scavenger hunt is super easy and is the ultimate date no matter your budget. Here is the gist of how to do it: Buy Date Night Tickets for you and your BAE Mark your calendar for your amazing date Set out on your epic scavenger hunt date Don't forget to save your memorable photos! Go big with your hunt! This fun date night idea doesn’t have to end when the hunt does, Let’s Roam can also help you plan the perfect proposal! Let’s Roam writers will work with you to customize a hunt just for you and your loved one. Add personalized questions and photo challenges, choose the spot, then get ready to take the big leap. Our romantic scavenger hunts aren’t just for proposals though, Let’s Roam can make this year’s anniversary an awesome one! Travel through the city, stopping at your favorite restaurants, parks, or concert venues, wherever you want to go, we can get you there in style! Starting at just $300, the options to customize are endless, make this anniversary or proposal a unique one! Give us a call today, our writers can’t wait to create a hunt just for you. Find more scavenger hunts near you! Visit https://www.letsroam.com/activities/type/date_night Information Source: Let's Roam Scavenger Hunt Adventures | eventbrite

Our pets are part of our family, and what better way to show that then a painting, created BY YOU, to hang on your walls for all the world to see? This fun class requires no prior painting experience. All levels are welcome. The instructor will email you after you sign up for the class to get your picture that you would like to use of your pet. When you arrive at the class, the photo will be enlarged and ready for you to use to get your painting started. You will be guided step-by-step through the process, and you will have a ton of fun doing it! You will go home with a 12”x12” portrait of your pet ready to frame or hang directly on the wall. PLEASE NOTE: All supplies are included. Your email will be shared with the teacher so that she can get a photo of your pet to prepare the canvas. Please be on the lookout for this email and reply quickly. Ticket sales for this class end 48 hours in advance. A bout the instructor: A southern girl with a creative heart, Katie Brobst is a Red Bank resident who loves to share her love of the arts with others. She is inspired by the nature and music of our region and is drawn to creating art sustainably. Specializing in acrylic painting, Katie brings to her classes not just the knowledge of how to paint, but also how to use art as a way of relaxing and therapy. Katie moved to Chattanooga 9 years ago on a whim and quickly found home in the Scenic City. Outside of painting, she also is a children’s book illustrator and graphic designer. When she is not creating art, she is often found somewhere outside kayaking, reading, or spending time with others. For details about our refund and class cancellation policy, visit our FAQs: www.thechattery.org/faqs. Information Source: The Chattery | eventbrite

Join The Girls Chattanooga for a delightful day of fitness, fun, and friendship! We're excited to host a special outdoor Neighborhood Barre class followed by a social hour at Oddstory Brewing Co! Whether you're a barre enthusiast or trying it for the first time, this event is perfect for all fitness levels and a great opportunity to meet and mingle with other amazing women. TICKETS INCLUDE: Access to the eventCompletmentary hydration drink mix courtesy of LMNTWater & gatorade to hydrate during the barre classWHAT TO BRING: Yoga mat or towel for the barre classWater bottle to stay hydrated (we will have water and gatorade available)Comfortable workout clothesAll your besties!! 🤩 Information Source: The Girls | eventbrite

Join us for an interactive and delicious dive into the world of agave as we build the perfect margarita—your way. In this hands-on cocktail workshop, you’ll learn the fundamentals of tequila and mezcal, how to balance citrus and sweetness, and explore variations from classic to creative. Whether you love it sweet, spicy, smoky, or tart, you’ll leave with the skills (and recipes) to shake up your signature margarita at home. Salted rim optional, fun guaranteed. At the end of the class, everyone will leave with access to recipe cards and instructions from the class. About the instructor: When Kaleena moved to Chattanooga, TN in 2013, a career in the hospitality industry was the furthest thing from her mind. An aspiring musician, she left Syracuse, NY to join an opening bar team with no bartending experience whatsoever. That leap of faith was a turning point for Kaleena - she immersed herself completely in the world of hospitality. From certifications to educational programs, she approached every opportunity to learn and hone her craft, learning from some of the industry’s leading innovators, mentors, and distillers. Her interest eventually expanded outside of bartending and restaurant management, and in 2016, Kaleena began studying herbalism, volunteering at a local urban farm, and began making bitters at home as a hobby. A true stubborn New Yorker, Kaleena successfully lobbied to reform a House Bill in Tennessee in 2017, which allowed bitters makers to be regulated as non-beverage products in Tennessee. Shortly after, she signed a lease on a manufacturing facility, and Kaleena launched The Bitter Bottle, the first legal alcohol based bitters in the state of Tennessee. Since launching The Bitter Bottle, Kaleena has worked with a number of entrepreneurs and businesses helping to build brands, coach small business owners, and provide education and beverage inspired events to her community. In 2022, Kaleena began to separate this work from her work with The Bitter Bottle and Goldcraft Co. was born. For details about our refund and class cancellation policy, visit our FAQs: www.thechattery.org/faqs. Information Source: The Chattery | eventbrite