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Chattanooga Symphony & Opera 423-267-8583 www.ChattanoogaSymphony.orgSeptember-May • Tivoli Theatre • Performances with internationally renownedguest artists.

Railfest www.TVRail.com/pages/RailfestSeptember 8 & 9, 2018 • Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum • A multi-day railroadcelebration over Labor Day weekend – for a full schedule of events and more informationvisit website.

IronMan Chattanoogawww.ironman.com/triathlon/events/americas/ironman-70.3/chattanoogaSeptember 30, 2018 • Ross’ Landing • Classic triathlon including a downstream swim inthe Tennessee River. For full schedule of events and more information visit website.

Wine Over Water www.WineOverWater.orgOctober 6, 2018 • 5-8 p.m. • Walnut St. Bridge • Stroll the historic bridge while ampling wines from over 100 world wineries. Live music and sample fare from arearestaurants. 21 yrs. up.

Rock City’s Enchanted MAiZE 706-820-2531 www.SeeRockCity.comLate September-Late October • Friday-Sunday • Rock City’s fall attraction atBlowing Springs Farm in the valley below Lover’s Leap – a cornfield maze that intriguesadventurers, tractor-pulled hayrides, special events and more. Plus, scary Halloween fun weekends in October.

*Hamilton County Fair 423-209-6030 www.HamiltonTN.gov/fair/Last Weekend in September, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. • Chester Frost Park • Activities for the whole family—live entertainment, arts & crafts, food, blue ribbon competitions and more—kick off the fall season. Off-site parking; a small fee per person is charged for round-trip shuttle bus.

3 Sisters Bluegrass Festival* 423-265-0771 www.ChattanoogaPresents.comOctober 5 & 6, 2018 • Ross’ Landing • Free music festival featuring top bluegrass names.

RiverRocks www.RiverRocksChattanooga.comOctober 5-21, 2018 • Downtown Chattanooga and outlying communitiesA month of adventure sports in and around downtown.

Ruby Falls Haunted Cavern 423-821-2544 www.HauntedCavern.comOctober • Ruby Falls • Once you’re underground, no one can hear you scream! Ruby Falls’ annual haunted event is not recommended for children under 10.

Rocktoberfest 706-820-2531 www.SeeRockCity.comSaturdays & Sundays in October, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. • Rock City • Get in touch with Rock City’s German heritage! Rock City Square is transformed for a celebration of harvests and fall foliage with German music, beverages & food.

Fall Color Cruises 423-266-4488 www.ChattanoogaRiverboat.comLast Two Weekends in October • Southern Belle • Enjoy the region’s most spectacular fallfoliage while cruising the Tennessee River.

*Head of the Hooch www.HeadoftheHooch.orgNovember 3 & 4, 2018 • Ross’ Landing • One of the world’s largest rowing regattas, with 2,000+ boats racing over two days; boasts the largest number of national and international entries per event of any major regatta.

Ice on the Landing 423-265-0771 www.IceOnTheLanding.comThanksgiving–Mid-January, See website for hours. • Chattanooga Choo ChooAll ages can ice skate under the stars in the Gardens at the Chattanooga Choo Choo. Special events, available for group rental; more information on website.

Enchanted Garden of Lights 706-820-2531 www.SeeRockCity.comMid-November-End of December; closed Christmas Eve night; 6-9 p.m.• Rock CityRock City’s annual award-winning holiday light extravaganza.

*Grand Illumination on the River 423-265-0771 www.ChattanoogaPresents.comFriday after Thanksgiving • Ross’ Landing • A lighted boat parade, a singing Santa Claus performing with talented singers & dancers, and fireworks kick off the holiday season.

*MainX24 Festival www.Mainx24.comDecember 1, 2018 • Main Street/The South Side District • 24-hour festival featuringentertainment, green living, fashion shows, parades, parties, music & motion. Santa willbe at the Chattanooga Choo Choo.

Christmas Underground 423-821-2544 www.RubyFalls.comThursday-Sunday December 1-9, Daily December 15-23, 2018; 12-8 p.m. • Ruby Falls Bring the family to experience Ruby Falls decked out in seasonal finery during this special holi-day celebration. Highlights include a magical journey to visit Santa and a glittering ice cave.

The Singing Christmas Tree 423-622-1182First weekend in December • Tivoli Theatre • A Chattanooga holiday traditionpresented by the Chattanooga Boys Choir.

The Nutcracker 423-870-1518Second weekend in December • Tivoli Theatre • Tchaikovsky’s Christmas classic presented by Chattanooga Ballet & Chattanooga Symphony.

Items marked with an asterisk (*) are presented free to the public. Information subject to change, please call or visit website to confirm. For more events, visit www.chattanoogafun.com/events/.

Bessie Smith Cultural Center 423-266-8658 www.bessiesmithcc.orgOpen Monday-Saturday, closed Sunday. Visit our website for upcoming exhibits, performances and events.

Hunter Museum of American Art 423-267-0968 www.huntermuseum.orgBluff View Art District • Open daily. Check our website for a schedule of changing exhibitions and events.

River Gallery Exhibits & Events* 423-265-5033 ext. 5 www.river-gallery.comBluff View Art District • Open daily. Changing exhibits monthly – Please visit our website for current artists and exhibits!

Main Street Farmers Market* www.MainStFarmersMarket.comWednesdays Year Round, 4-6 p.m. (Winter 4-5 p.m.) • Corner of Main & Williams StreetsSupplying the Chattanooga community with the freshest, tastiest, and healthiest locally grown and produced foods available in our region.

*Sandhill Crane Festival www.TNWildlife.orgMid-January • Hiwassee Wildlife Refuge • A chance for participants to watch these amazing creatures during their peak migration time. Along with the wildlife viewing and displays at the Hiwassee Refuge site, other programs and activities will be held at nearby venues.

Ruby Falls Lantern Tours 423-821-2544 www.RubyFalls.comFebruary – November, Friday nights • Ruby FallsExperience Ruby Falls in a whole new light! Limited size tours; reservations required.

*River Market 423-648-2496 www.ChattanoogaMarket.comApril–Early December, Saturdays 10 a.m.-5 p.m. • Tennessee Aquarium PlazaBrowse local farm produce in the morning; enjoy an arts & crafts market and live entertainment until close. Free admission and parking!

*Chattanooga Market 423-648-2496 www.ChattanoogaMarket.comLate April–Early December, Sundays 11 a.m.-4 p.m. • First Tennessee PavilionLocal is better at the Chattanooga Market! Featuring live musical entertainment every week.Enjoy open-air ambiance while you savor food from local eateries and shop for fresh produce, cut flowers, herbs, and handcrafted works by local and regional artisans. Free admission & parking.

Shamrock City 706-820-2531 www.SeeRockCity.comMarch 9-10 & March 16-17, 2019 • Rock City • Find the luck of the Irish at Rock City’sIrish Celebration!

Fairytale Nights 706-820-2531 www.SeeRockCity.comMid-March–Mid-April, Evenings 6-8 p.m. • Rock City • Where Dreams Come to Life!

Earth Dayz 706-820-2531 www.SeeRockCity.com3rd Weekend in April • Rock City • A naturally fun outdoor event!

Chattanooga Lookouts 423-267-2208 www.Lookouts.comApril–Labor Day • AT&T Field • Southern League baseball

Southern Blooms Festival 706-820-2531 www.SeeRockCity.comMay 11th & 12th, May 18th & 19th (Founder’s Day weekend) • Rock CityCelebrate the beauty of southern blooms during this premiere garden event!

*Nightfall Concert Series 423-265-0771 www.ChattanoogaPresents.comMemorial Day Weekend–September, Friday evenings 7 p.m. • Miller Plaza • Free concerts by nationally & internationally acclaimed artists.

Summer Music Weekends 706-820-2531 www.SeeRockCity.comMemorial Day–Labor Day, Friday-Sunday & Holidays • Rock City • Live music, great food and Birds of Prey Shows!

Rock City Raptors 706-820-2531 www.SeeRockCity.comMemorial Day weekend–Labor Day weekend • Rock City • Birds of Prey shows take flight each weekend. A unique learning experience high atop Lookout Mountain!

Riverbend Festival 423-756-2212 www.RiverbendFestival.comJune 7-15, 2019 • Ross’ Landing • Local, national & international performers witha spectacular fireworks display on the last night.

*Pops on the River 423-265-0771 www.ChattanoogaPresents.comJuly 3, 2019, 8-10 p.m. • Coolidge Park • Enjoy a live patriotic concert featuring theChattanooga Symphony Orchestra & fireworks on the banks of the Tennessee River.

*Riverfront Nights www.RiverfrontNights.comJuly & August • Ross’ Landing • A series of free, family-friendly evening concerts featuringa variety of music on the Chattanooga Waterfront.

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Chattown Skatepark (J5) Outdoor skate park with masonite ramps for in-line skaters, skateboards and BMX bike riders. Restrooms, pavilion, drinking fountain; helmet/pads required. Open 7 days a week; $8 non-member fee. http://www.facebook.com/Chattownskatepark/info Chew Chew Canine Park (J5) Spacious, fenced-in grassy park just for dogs with both a large and small dog area, agility equipment, watering station, and lots of room to run. No leashes required. Human amenities: restrooms, benches, disposal bags/trash cans, night lighting, water fountain. Located behind the Tennessee Pavilion. Coolidge Park (B2 & 3) Stroll riverside walking paths, splash in the interactive water fountain, ride the iconic carousel, enjoy art & sculpture installations, have a picnic, and more on the North Shore.

Miller Plaza & Park (G3) This City Center area features a fountain, art installations and seasonal free entertainment. On-leash pets welcome.

Renaissance Park (A3-4 & B3-4) On the north shore of the Tennessee River, this 23-acre urban wetlands park features include hilly overlooks, nature trails with native trees, wildflowers, and river eco systems, wetlands area, outdoor pavilion, picnic area, public art, and marked areas of historical significance. On-leash pets welcome.

*Hours are subject to change.**The North Shore Shuttle is not in service on Independence Day or Labor Day.

Ross’ Landing Park & The Passage (C4) Stroll City Pier, relax on the terraced riverfront “steps” or visit The Passage, commemorating the Cherokee Nation’s Trail of Tears and a tribute to the culture, art and accomplishments of the original citizens of Chattanooga. On-leash pets welcome.

Tennessee Riverwalk (C3-5 & D1-2) Perfect for a leisurely walk or bike ride, the Tennessee Riverwalk is a 13-mile riverside path that parallels the Tennessee River from Chickamauga Dam to downtown Chattanooga. Enter at Ross’ Landing, Bluff View or park your vehicle at designated lots along Riverside Drive and Amnicola Highway; enjoy a picnic on the river bank (pavilions in some areas) or just take in the scenery. No pets beyond Bluff View Art District.

Walnut Street Bridge (A3 & C3) Constructed in 1890, this striking downtown landmark that links the north and south shores of the Tennessee River has been refurbished and converted to an all-pedestrian bridge. Great views of the river and city, especially at night; on-leash pets welcome.

For more information about downtown parks, greenspaces, bicycle paths and parking,call Outdoor Chattanooga at 643-6889 or visit www.OutdoorChattanooga.com.

D O W N T O W N C H A T T A N O O G AThe Downtown Shuttle runs daily* about every 5 minutes from 6:30 a.m. until 11:00 p.m. on Weekdays, 9:30 a.m. until

11:00 p.m. on Saturdays, and 9:30 a.m. until 8:30 p.m. on Sundays. The North Shore Shuttle begins at Shuttle Park North and runs every 15 minutes Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m., and on Saturday from 10:00 am. until 6:00 p.m. The Shuttles are not in service on New Year’s Day, Thanksgiving Day or Christmas Day, and run on a holiday

schedule on M.L. King, Jr. Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day and Labor Day.** For more informationabout the Shuttle, call CARTA at 423-629-1473 (TDD 423-624-4534).

For the safety and convenience of all passengers, please fold strollers before boarding the Shuttle.

All Downtown Shuttle buses are wheelchair accessible.

CARTA’s Shuttle Park North Shore features convenient, competitively priced parking in spacious, well-lit surroundings and it’s the turnaround point for the North Shore Shuttle, too! “Shop hop” the North Shore, or ride the shuttle over

the Tennessee River to connect with the Downtown Electric Shuttle.On Frazier Avenue close to Tremont Street

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Public parking centrally located by the Tennessee Aquarium, IMAX, AMC 12 & Creative Discovery Museum. ATM located in the plaza. Enter on 3rd between Chestnut & Broad. Departure/Arrival point for the Free North Shore Shuttle.

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Public parking on the North Shore on Frazier Avenue next to Regions Bank. Convenient access to North Shore Shuttle service.

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Chattanooga Area Regional Transportat ion Author i ty1617 Wilcox Blvd. • Chattanooga, TN 37406Phone (423) 629-1411 • Fax (423) 698-2749

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RESTAURANTS J3 Alex Thai Food & Sushi Bistro 26 E. Main St., Suite 114, 423-803-0999 www.facebook.com/AlexThaiFood

(L)$$$, (D)$$$$; Authentic Thai Food and Sushi

D4 Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream 201 Broad St., 423-265-8606 www.benjerry.com/Chattanooga Cool Confections $ Super Premium, Euphoric Ice Cream & Desserts

D2 Bluff View Art District 411 East 2nd St., 423-265-5033; www.bluffviewartdistrict.com Back Inn Café

(D)$$$; American Contemporary Cuisine, Seasonal Menu Offerings, Spectacular River Views.

Rembrandt’s Coffee House (B)$, (L)$$, (D)$$; Pastries, Fine Chocolates, House-Roasted Coffees, Casual Fare, European Charm.

Tony’s Pasta Shop & Trattoria (L)$$$, (D)$$$; House-Made Pastas, Fresh Sauces & Breads, Deck & Patio Seating, River Views

J3 Chattanooga Choo Choo 1400 Market St., 423-266-5000; www.choochoo.com Frothy Monkey (B)$$$, (L)$$$, (D)$$$ Terrific Tasting, Healthy and Local Food

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Seafood, Oysters and Classic Cocktails

G4 City Café Diner & Lounge 901 Carter St., 423-634-9191; www.CityCafeMenu.com

(B)$$, (L)$$, (D)$$$; 24 Hour N.Y. Style Diner. Never Leave Hungry.

A2 Clumpies Ice Cream Co. – Frazier Ave. 26 Frazier Ave., #B, 423-267-5425; www.Clumpies.com

(L)$-$$, (D)$-$$; Hand-crafted & micro-batched ultra premium ice cream made with the finest ingredients.

I3 Clumpies Ice Cream Co. – Southside 1401 Market St., 423-648-5425; www.Clumpies.com


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Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream Easy Bistro • Mellow Mushroom

G3 Community Pie 850 Market St., 423-423-486-1pie; www.communitypie.com (B)$-$$, (L)$$, (D)$$$ Neopolitan Pizza, Craft Beers,

Homemade Gelato, New York-Style Pizza, Detroit-Style Pizza ~ New! Breakfast & Coffee!

E4 Cupcake Kitchen 500 Broad St., 423-544-5618 www.CupcakeKitchenUSA.com (B)$, (L)$, (D)$; Voted Sweetest Bakery in Tennessee 2017

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A3 Fiamma Pizza Company 405 N. Market St., 423-713-7742 www.fiammapizzacompany.com (L)$$, (D)$$; Neopolitan & Sicilian pizza, salads, sandwiches, craft beer, wine. Family friendly

atmosphere. Open daily 11am to 10pm.

J3 Hi-Fi Clyde’s 122 W. Main St., 423-362-8335; www.hificlydeschattanooga.com

(Brunch) $$, (L)$$, (D)$$$ Good Food. Good Drinks. Good Times.

J3 The Hot Chocolatier 1437 Market St., 423-266-3066; www.thehotchocolatier.com (L)$$, (D)$$; Handmade chocolates, desserts, drinks, and gelato.

Locally owned and operated since 2008.

D3 Ice Cream Show 105 Walnut St., 423-702-5173; www.theicecreamshow.com (B)$, (L)$$, (D)$$; Open till 11 pm nightly. Custom Blended Ice Cream

& Gourmet Coffee (including Sugar Free, Dairy Free, Frozen Yogurt & All Fruit Smoothies). Open Mon- Sat 9am- 11 pm, Sunday 1-11 pm.

E4 Jack’s Alley 400 Block of Broad & Market Streets

Panera Bread • Taco Mac • Sticky Fingers

G3 Jack Brown’s Beer & Burger Joint 818 Georgia Ave., Suite 106, 423-682-8198 www.jackbrownsjoint.com (L)$$$, (D)$$$$; Burger joint serving creative

USDA American Wagyu burgers & a lengthy list of beers in a casual funky space. Open daily 11 a.m.-2 a.m.

F2 Jefferson’s 618 Georgia Ave., 423-710-1560; www.jeffersonsrestaurant.com (L)$$, (D)$$$; Chattanooga’s premier locally-

owned and operated sports-themed restaurant specializing in fresh wings, burgers and oysters.

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Lookout Mountain Incline Railway Super Snack Bar & Souvenirs 827 E. Brow Rd., 423-821-4454; www.RideTheIncline.com

(B)$, (L)$, (D)$; Unique Gifts, Chocolates, Fudge, Funnel Cakes, Ice Cream, Hot Dogs...The Works! Lookout Mountain

D4 Mellow Mushroom 205 Broad St., 423-266-5564; www.mellowmushroom.com (L)$$, (D)$$$

Pizza is our art; Beer is our muse.

Milk & Honey 135 North Market St., 423-423-521-3123 www.milkandhoneygelato.com; (B)$$, (L)$$, (D)$$; Breakfast,

Lunch & Dinner; Craft Coffee; Homemade Gelato; Sweets & Treats.

K2 Niedlov’s Breadworks 215 E. Main St., 423-756-0303; www.niedlovs.com (B)$, (L)$$; Handcrafted artisan breads, pastries and sweet

goods; local coffee and espresso; from scratch soups, salads and sandwiches.

Speed Deluxe 521 Cherokee Blvd., 760-8475; www.speeddeluxe.com

Coffee shop with full espresso bar, small bites and baked goods, beer on tap, vintage motorcycle repair and restoration, Royal Enfield dealer, retro-styled motorcycle gear and accessories.

Taco Mamacita 109 North Market St., 423-648-6262 www.tacomamacita.com

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A2 Totto Sushi & Grill 330 Frazier Ave., Suite 124, 423-508-8898 www.tottonooga.com (L)$$$, (D)$$$; Fresh, healthy sushi & seafood featuring all-you-

can-eat sushi & hibachi lunch buffet, full bar and outdoor patio.

H3 Tupelo Honey 1110 Market St. in Warehouse Row, 423-779-0400 www.tupelohoneycafe.com

(B)$$, (L)$$, (D)$$$; Southern Kitchen & Bar

I3 Urban Stack 12 West 13th St., 423-475-5350 www.urbanstack.com

(L)$$, (D)$$$; Killer Burgers & Manly Drinks

F4 Westin 801 Pine St., 423-531-4653; www.westinchattanooga.com Luxury in the heart of downtown Chattanooga Alchemy SkyBar

(D)$$$-$$$$$; Great drinks with an even better view! Dorato Bar & Patio

(B)$$-$$$$, (L)$$-$$$$, (D)$$-$$$$ Enjoy food and drinks by the bar or in your favorite outdoor chair.

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SHOPPING, RETAIL & SERVICES Abby Lane Boutique 300 Cherokee Blvd., Suite 120, 423-602-5908 www.AbbyLaneBoutique.com; Women’s Clothing

D2 Bluff View Art District — River Gallery 400 East 2nd St., 423-265-5033, ext. 5; www.river-gallery.com

Fine Art and Craft, Monthly Changing Exhibits

J3 Chattanooga Choo Choo 1400 Market St., 423-266-5000; www.choochoo.com

Unique Retail Shops Boasting Regional Pottery, Hand-Blown Glass, Train Memorabilia, and Chattanooga Souvenirs of All Types.

H3 Embellish 1110 Market St., Suite 105, 423-752-7463 www.embellishcollection.com Contemporary apparel, shoes, accessories for women.

E4 Jack’s Alley 400 Block of Broad & Market Streets

Panera Bread • Sticky Fingers • Taco Mac

J3 The Galleries on Williams Street 1403 Williams St., 423-521-4445 www.thegalleriesonwilliams.com

Gifts, Home Decor & Accessories

H3 Warehouse Row 1110 Market St., 423-267-1111; www.warehouserow.com

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LODGING D2 Bluff View Art District – Bluff View Inn 411 East 2nd St., 423-265-5033, Ext.2 www.bluffviewartdistrict.com

Three Historic Bed & Breakfast Homes Overlooking the Tennessee River. Walking Distance to Restaurants, Parks, Galleries & Museums.

J3 Chattanooga Choo Choo 1400 Market St., 423-266-5000; www.choochoo.com

Local, Authentic and Historic in the Heart of the vibrant Southside neighborhood with multiple dining, retail and enter-tainment options.

I3 Moxy Chattanooga Downtown 1220 King St., 423-664-1180 www.moxynooga.com

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Art in Public Places – Riverfront District Ross’ Landing, Tennessee Riverwalk & Bluff View Art District At Ross’ Landing the Luminous Light Masts by James Carpenter

Design Associates illuminate the City Pier. The Passage by Okla-homa artist team Gadugi celebrates the Cherokee culture. On First Street enjoy the Incline Canopies by Val Valgardson & the rotating sculpture garden featuring the works of 10 artists from around the globe. Along the Riverwalk and in the Bluff View Art District, large-scale sculpture by Lyman Kipp & Bruce Beasley.

D2 Bluff View Art District River Gallery 400 E. 2nd St., 423-265-5033, ext. 5; www.river-gallery.com Fine Art & Craft, Monthly Changing Exhibits

D2 Bluff View Art District River Gallery Sculpture Garden 400 East 2nd St., 423-265-5033, ext. 5; www.river-gallery.com Large-Scale Outdoor Sculpture; Annual Changing Exhibits; Per-

manent Collection – Pomodoro, Noguchi, Serra, Stella & More.

E4 Ignis Glass Studio 401 Broad St., Suite 105, 423-265-2565 www.ignisglass.com

Glass blowing studio offering blow-your-own glass sessions.

A3 In-Town Gallery 26A Frazier Ave., 423-267-9214 www.intowngallery.com Chattanooga’s only cooperative gallery featuring local contempo-

rary art and fine craft, located in the trendy “Hip to Historical” North Shore District, and an easy walk, drive or free shuttle ride from downtown. Open 7 days a week, Mon-Sat 11-6, Sunday 1-5; featured Artist Reception first Friday of each month, 5-8 p.m.

MUSEUMS I5 Coker Tire Classic Auto Museum 1317 Chestnut St., 423-265-6368; www.coker.com

Coker Tire Classic Auto Museum features vehicles and memo-rabilia spanning over 120 years of automotive history. Free tours offered daily Monday through Friday at both 10:00am and 1:00pm eastern time.

D2 Hunter Museum of American Art 10 Bluff View, 423-267-0968; www.huntermuseum.org

Outstanding American art collection, with rotating special exhibits. Children 17 and under free.

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ATTRACTIONS DOWNTOWN D2 Bluff View Art District 411 East 2nd St., 423-265-5033; www.bluffviewartdistrict.com Historic Neighborhood Filled with Restaurants,

Galleries, Inns, Cafés, Gardens & Scenic Views

E4 Chattanooga Ducks 503 Market St., 423-756-3825 www.chattanoogaducks.com

Amphibious Landing Craft Tours.

Escape Experience – Chattanooga 1800 Rossville Ave., Suite 1, 423-551-3306 www.escapeexperience.com/chattanooga/

Escape Room Games: Runaway Train; C-Block Prison Break; The Inheritance Mystery Room; Vaccine–Search for the Cure; and The Bunker. Receive $3 off per person when you book for a weekday experience (Monday-Thursday). Ask for details.

C5 Southern Belle Riverboat 151 Riverfront Pkwy., 423-266-4488 www.ChattanoogaRiverboat.com Experience the sights, sounds & tastes of river life.

C4 Tennessee Aquarium One Broad St., 423-265-0695; www.tnaqua.org

Rated the #1 aquarium in the country for guest satisfaction. Discover feisty otters, giant catfish, playful penguins, leaping lemurs and toothy sharks.

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and tickets visit www.thecomedycatch.com. Songbirds ~ South is 200-person venue,

North is 500-person venue

H4 Chattanooga Convention Center 1150 Carter St., 423-800-962-5213 www.ChattConvention.org

Convention Center

D5 Chattanooga Lookouts 201 Power Alley, 423-267-4849; www.Lookouts.com

Double-A Baseball in the Heart of Downtown ~ Chattanooga’s Most Affordable Fun

D4 High Point Climbing And Fitness – Downtown 219 Broad St., 423-602-7625 www.HighPointClimbing.com The Coolest Climbing Gym in the Country.

A3 L2 Outside 131 River St., 423-531-7873 www.L2Outside.com

Outdoors Goods and Services

Lookout Mountain Hang Gliding 7201 Scenic Hwy., 706-398-3541; www.hanglide.com Fly with America’s #1 hang gliding school. Since 1978.

On Lookout Mountain.

J3 D4 Tennessee Aquarium IMAX® 3D Theater 201 Chestnut St., 423-266-IMAX(4629); www.tnaqua.org

From blue ocean depths to enchanting islands, IMAX takes you to places you’ve only imagined on a six-story screen, the largest in the region.

LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN

The Battles for Chattanooga 1110 E. Brow Rd., Lookout Mtn, TN, 423-821-2812 www.BattlesforChattanooga.com

Bring history to life in a spectacular, projection-mapped digital presentation of Chattanooga’s historic Civil War battles. Includes an excellent relic and weapon collection, along with a bookstore and gift shop.

Lookout Mountain Incline Railway 3917 St. Elmo Ave., St. Elmo, 423-821-4224 www.RidetheIncline.com

Steepest Passenger Railway on Earth

Rock City 1400 Patten Rd., Lookout Mtn., GA, 706-820-2531 www.SeeRockCity.com

Explore fabulous gardens & geological wonders along the Enchanted Trail. Discover the legendary See 7 States view. Create memories worth repeating!

Ruby Falls 1720 S. Scenic Hwy., Chattanooga, TN 423-821-2544; www.RubyFalls.com

America’s tallest underground waterfall open to the public.

Ruby Falls ZIPStream Aerial Adventure 1720 S. Scenic Hwy., Chattanooga, TN 423-821-2544; www.RubyFalls.com

Adventure Above the Rest! Rope courses and zip line fun with spectacular views of Chattanooga!

CHATTANOOGA & AREA

Lake Winnepesaukah Amusement Park & SoakYa Water Park 1730 Lakeview Dr., Rossville, GA 706-866-5681, Toll Free: 1-877-LAKEWIN www.lakewinnie.com

The South’s Favorite Family Amusement Park Since 1925. Over 40 Rides and Attractions! 5 Acre Water Park! Visit Web-site for Days and Hours of Operation.

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the Tennessee River to connect with the Downtown Electric Shuttle.On Frazier Avenue close to Tremont Street

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The banks of the Tennessee River flourish with parks, walking paths, a carousel, theaters, pedestrian bridges and art displays.

Walnut Street Bridge Scenic Pedestrian Bridge Connects North & South Shores of the Tennessee River

TRANSPORTATION, PARKING& INFORMATION

Bicycle Path & Parking Information Call 423-643-6889 or log on to OutdoorChattanooga.com for more information.

CARTA’s Downtown & North Shore Shuttles 423-629-1473; www.goCARTA.org

Free Electric Shuttle buses run daily (except New Year’s, Thanksgiving and Christmas Day) about every 5 minutes from Shuttle Park South at the Choo Choo to Shuttle Park North by the Tennessee Aquarium. The North Shore Shuttle runs every 15 minutes, and begins at Shuttle Park North at 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. Monday through Friday and on Saturday from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m.. The North Shore Shuttle is not in service on Independence Day or Labor Day. Convenient access to Downtown and North Shore attractions, shopping & more.

CARTA’s Public Transit Service 423-629-1473, www.goCARTA.org

17 Bus Routes serving Chattanooga. Daily service from Downtown to Hamilton Place, Eastgate Town Center, Northgate & several attractions.

D4 Chattanooga Visitors Center 215 Broad St. inside the plaza at Shuttle Park North 423-756-8687; www.ChattanoogaFun.com

Visitor Information

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Public parking centrally located by the Tennessee Aquarium, IMAX, AMC 12 & Creative Discovery Museum. ATM located in the plaza. Enter on 3rd between Chestnut & Broad. Departure/Arrival point for the Free North Shore Shuttle.

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Public parking on the North Shore on Frazier Avenue next to Regions Bank. Convenient access to North Shore Shuttle service.

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Public parking next to the Choo Choo. Convenient access to the Downtown Shuttle service.

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Chattanooga Symphony & Opera 423-267-8583 www.ChattanoogaSymphony.orgSeptember-May • Tivoli Theatre • Performances with internationally renownedguest artists.

Railfest www.TVRail.com/pages/RailfestSeptember 8 & 9, 2018 • Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum • A multi-day railroadcelebration over Labor Day weekend – for a full schedule of events and more informationvisit website.

IronMan Chattanoogawww.ironman.com/triathlon/events/americas/ironman-70.3/chattanoogaSeptember 30, 2018 • Ross’ Landing • Classic triathlon including a downstream swim inthe Tennessee River. For full schedule of events and more information visit website.

Wine Over Water www.WineOverWater.orgOctober 6, 2018 • 5-8 p.m. • Walnut St. Bridge • Stroll the historic bridge while ampling wines from over 100 world wineries. Live music and sample fare from arearestaurants. 21 yrs. up.

Rock City’s Enchanted MAiZE 706-820-2531 www.SeeRockCity.comLate September-Late October • Friday-Sunday • Rock City’s fall attraction atBlowing Springs Farm in the valley below Lover’s Leap – a cornfield maze that intriguesadventurers, tractor-pulled hayrides, special events and more. Plus, scary Halloween fun weekends in October.

*Hamilton County Fair 423-209-6030 www.HamiltonTN.gov/fair/Last Weekend in September, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. • Chester Frost Park • Activities for the whole family—live entertainment, arts & crafts, food, blue ribbon competitions and more—kick off the fall season. Off-site parking; a small fee per person is charged for round-trip shuttle bus.

3 Sisters Bluegrass Festival* 423-265-0771 www.ChattanoogaPresents.comOctober 5 & 6, 2018 • Ross’ Landing • Free music festival featuring top bluegrass names.

RiverRocks www.RiverRocksChattanooga.comOctober 5-21, 2018 • Downtown Chattanooga and outlying communitiesA month of adventure sports in and around downtown.

Ruby Falls Haunted Cavern 423-821-2544 www.HauntedCavern.comOctober • Ruby Falls • Once you’re underground, no one can hear you scream! Ruby Falls’ annual haunted event is not recommended for children under 10.

Rocktoberfest 706-820-2531 www.SeeRockCity.comSaturdays & Sundays in October, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. • Rock City • Get in touch with Rock City’s German heritage! Rock City Square is transformed for a celebration of harvests and fall foliage with German music, beverages & food.

Fall Color Cruises 423-266-4488 www.ChattanoogaRiverboat.comLast Two Weekends in October • Southern Belle • Enjoy the region’s most spectacular fallfoliage while cruising the Tennessee River.

*Head of the Hooch www.HeadoftheHooch.orgNovember 3 & 4, 2018 • Ross’ Landing • One of the world’s largest rowing regattas, with 2,000+ boats racing over two days; boasts the largest number of national and international entries per event of any major regatta.

Ice on the Landing 423-265-0771 www.IceOnTheLanding.comThanksgiving–Mid-January, See website for hours. • Chattanooga Choo ChooAll ages can ice skate under the stars in the Gardens at the Chattanooga Choo Choo. Special events, available for group rental; more information on website.

Enchanted Garden of Lights 706-820-2531 www.SeeRockCity.comMid-November-End of December; closed Christmas Eve night; 6-9 p.m.• Rock CityRock City’s annual award-winning holiday light extravaganza.

*Grand Illumination on the River 423-265-0771 www.ChattanoogaPresents.comFriday after Thanksgiving • Ross’ Landing • A lighted boat parade, a singing Santa Claus performing with talented singers & dancers, and fireworks kick off the holiday season.

*MainX24 Festival www.Mainx24.comDecember 1, 2018 • Main Street/The South Side District • 24-hour festival featuringentertainment, green living, fashion shows, parades, parties, music & motion. Santa willbe at the Chattanooga Choo Choo.

Christmas Underground 423-821-2544 www.RubyFalls.comThursday-Sunday December 1-9, Daily December 15-23, 2018; 12-8 p.m. • Ruby Falls Bring the family to experience Ruby Falls decked out in seasonal finery during this special holi-day celebration. Highlights include a magical journey to visit Santa and a glittering ice cave.

The Singing Christmas Tree 423-622-1182First weekend in December • Tivoli Theatre • A Chattanooga holiday traditionpresented by the Chattanooga Boys Choir.

The Nutcracker 423-870-1518Second weekend in December • Tivoli Theatre • Tchaikovsky’s Christmas classic presented by Chattanooga Ballet & Chattanooga Symphony.

Items marked with an asterisk (*) are presented free to the public. Information subject to change, please call or visit website to confirm. For more events, visit www.chattanoogafun.com/events/.

Bessie Smith Cultural Center 423-266-8658 www.bessiesmithcc.orgOpen Monday-Saturday, closed Sunday. Visit our website for upcoming exhibits, performances and events.

Hunter Museum of American Art 423-267-0968 www.huntermuseum.orgBluff View Art District • Open daily. Check our website for a schedule of changing exhibitions and events.

River Gallery Exhibits & Events* 423-265-5033 ext. 5 www.river-gallery.comBluff View Art District • Open daily. Changing exhibits monthly – Please visit our website for current artists and exhibits!

Main Street Farmers Market* www.MainStFarmersMarket.comWednesdays Year Round, 4-6 p.m. (Winter 4-5 p.m.) • Corner of Main & Williams StreetsSupplying the Chattanooga community with the freshest, tastiest, and healthiest locally grown and produced foods available in our region.

*Sandhill Crane Festival www.TNWildlife.orgMid-January • Hiwassee Wildlife Refuge • A chance for participants to watch these amazing creatures during their peak migration time. Along with the wildlife viewing and displays at the Hiwassee Refuge site, other programs and activities will be held at nearby venues.

Ruby Falls Lantern Tours 423-821-2544 www.RubyFalls.comFebruary – November, Friday nights • Ruby FallsExperience Ruby Falls in a whole new light! Limited size tours; reservations required.

*River Market 423-648-2496 www.ChattanoogaMarket.comApril–Early December, Saturdays 10 a.m.-5 p.m. • Tennessee Aquarium PlazaBrowse local farm produce in the morning; enjoy an arts & crafts market and live entertainment until close. Free admission and parking!

*Chattanooga Market 423-648-2496 www.ChattanoogaMarket.comLate April–Early December, Sundays 11 a.m.-4 p.m. • First Tennessee PavilionLocal is better at the Chattanooga Market! Featuring live musical entertainment every week.Enjoy open-air ambiance while you savor food from local eateries and shop for fresh produce, cut flowers, herbs, and handcrafted works by local and regional artisans. Free admission & parking.

Shamrock City 706-820-2531 www.SeeRockCity.comMarch 9-10 & March 16-17, 2019 • Rock City • Find the luck of the Irish at Rock City’sIrish Celebration!

Fairytale Nights 706-820-2531 www.SeeRockCity.comMid-March–Mid-April, Evenings 6-8 p.m. • Rock City • Where Dreams Come to Life!

Earth Dayz 706-820-2531 www.SeeRockCity.com3rd Weekend in April • Rock City • A naturally fun outdoor event!

Chattanooga Lookouts 423-267-2208 www.Lookouts.comApril–Labor Day • AT&T Field • Southern League baseball

Southern Blooms Festival 706-820-2531 www.SeeRockCity.comMay 11th & 12th, May 18th & 19th (Founder’s Day weekend) • Rock CityCelebrate the beauty of southern blooms during this premiere garden event!

*Nightfall Concert Series 423-265-0771 www.ChattanoogaPresents.comMemorial Day Weekend–September, Friday evenings 7 p.m. • Miller Plaza • Free concerts by nationally & internationally acclaimed artists.

Summer Music Weekends 706-820-2531 www.SeeRockCity.comMemorial Day–Labor Day, Friday-Sunday & Holidays • Rock City • Live music, great food and Birds of Prey Shows!

Rock City Raptors 706-820-2531 www.SeeRockCity.comMemorial Day weekend–Labor Day weekend • Rock City • Birds of Prey shows take flight each weekend. A unique learning experience high atop Lookout Mountain!

Riverbend Festival 423-756-2212 www.RiverbendFestival.comJune 7-15, 2019 • Ross’ Landing • Local, national & international performers witha spectacular fireworks display on the last night.

*Pops on the River 423-265-0771 www.ChattanoogaPresents.comJuly 3, 2019, 8-10 p.m. • Coolidge Park • Enjoy a live patriotic concert featuring theChattanooga Symphony Orchestra & fireworks on the banks of the Tennessee River.

*Riverfront Nights www.RiverfrontNights.comJuly & August • Ross’ Landing • A series of free, family-friendly evening concerts featuringa variety of music on the Chattanooga Waterfront.

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