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Chattanooga Pulse Published 9 hours ago

Indian-Born Artist Kanika Khurana Wants Everyone To Learn Art

Kanika Khurana is an artist and illustrator. Born in India she said she always enjoyed creating things and enjoyed learning about art and science. Today she lives in Chattanooga and has an in-house art studio called Kindle & Grace Art Studio ...

Chattanooga Pulse Published 10 hours ago

Celebrate The Walnut Street Bridge Reopening With "Bridge" Art Exhibition

The Jewish Cultural Center celebrates the reopening of the Walnut Street Bridge with a new art exhibition entitled "Bridge". Bridges connect us as a community. Sometimes the connection is very literal, such as a bridge across a body of water ...

Chattanooga Pulse Published 10 hours ago

Candlelight Concerts Celebrates Halloween With A Magically Mysterious Performance

Set against a mesmerizing backdrop of thousands of candles, a very special candlelight experience comes to Chattanooga this Halloween with a live musical program built around mystery and the supernatural. It's the perfect Halloween ...

Chattanooga Pulse Published September 30

Chattanooga Ballet Kicks Off New Season With "ART / Bridges" Performance

Chattanooga Ballet is proud to showcase its world-class company in their first performance of the season, “ART / Bridges”, featuring works by nationally renowned choreographers Kara Wilkes, Jamorris Rivers, and Chattanooga Ballet’s ...

Chattanooga Pulse Published 10 hours ago

Bad Chattanoogan Combines Tennessee Whiskey And Music — Literally

Bad Chattanoogan is not only Chattanooga Whiskey Distilleries first Tennessee Whiskey, it’s probably the world's first Tennessee Whiskey (or any whiskey for that matter) finished with playable toasted maple wood records. Yes, the records ...

Chattanooga Pulse Published October 01

Playoff Push Persists Even After The Red Wolves Downed At Home, 0-1

The Chattanooga Red Wolves fell 0-1 to Washington rivals Spokane Velocity FC on Wednesday. The Wolves started off on the right foot, earning two corners in the first fifteen minutes. Spokane keeper Sean Lewis was on point in defending ...

Chattanooga Pulse Published 10 hours ago

Music In The Wild Brings The Chattanooga Symphony To The Great Outdoors

This Sunday, October 4th, is set to be a special day for music and family-friendly fun, entirely immersed in the great outdoors, as the Chattanooga Symphony Orchestra will be performing Sergei Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf at Reflection ...

Chattanooga Pulse Published October 01

The Grand Re-Opening Of The Walnut Street Bridge Is Set For This Saturday

Something Chattanoogans have been anticipating for nearly two years is happening this Saturday, October 3rd: the Walnut Street Bridge will reopen to the public after 18 months of construction and renovations, with a celebratory walk ...

Chattanooga Pulse Published September 29

Scenic City Wings Bring The Flavor This Sunday To The Chattanooga Market

This Sunday, October 4th, the Chattanooga Market promises to be a little spicy, a little messy, but a whole lot of fun. It’s the Scenic City Wing competition featuring six local eateries who’ll be showing off their cooking talents, two wings at ...

Chattanooga Pulse Published September 28

Soulful Chicago Indie-Folk Rock Group Whitney Comes To Memorial Auditorium

This Tuesday, September 29th, the lauded indie-folk rock group Whitney is set to take the stage at Memorial Auditorium in Downtown Chattanooga, supporting the band Caamp for what is set to be a powerhouse night for fans of indie-rock ...

Chattanooga Pulse Published September 28

Annual Free 3 Sisters Festival Is This Friday And Saturday At Ross’s Landing

The 3 Sisters Music Festival returns to Chattanooga’s waterfront for its 19th year this Friday and Saturday, October 2 and 3. This event is a rare free bluegrass festival featuring performances by top names in contemporary and traditional ...

Chattanooga Pulse Published September 28

Annual Free 3 Sisters Festival Is This Friday And Saturday At Ross’s Landing

The 3 Sisters Music Festival returns to Chattanooga’s waterfront for its 19th year this Friday and Saturday, October 2 and 3. This event is a rare free bluegrass festival featuring performances by top names in contemporary and traditional ...

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