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ArtsBuild has released its updated and expanded Arts Venue Guide, aimed at connecting local artists with helpful resources.
Have you stumbled upon these mysterious mosaics that have popped up around town, filling former potholes?
A new sculpture has been unveiled as part of the Bessie Smith + Blue Goose Hollow Artistic Trailhead Marker Project.
The folks from Main Line Tattoo are back for year four of this convention that blends the worlds of tattoos and books.
See the new Impressions installation at the Chattanooga Public Library’s downtown location.
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One lucky reader is about to win a pair of season tickets worth $1,200+ for six upcoming Broadway shows at the Memorial Auditorium.
The 10th Street Substation mural project features 41 murals that have been completed over the course of four years.
The Chattanooga Film Festival is back for its 11th year, bringing local, regional, and international films to the Scenic City.
We’re creating a fun game to help you search for your next book with the help of little libraries around the community.
Read more about the Hunter Museum of American Art’s new mural by local artist Rondell Crier.
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