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Celebrate local art at the Between the Bridges Festival

Enjoy live music and art from local makers at the annual Between the Bridges Festival.

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See work from artists of all different mediums at this festival.

Photo by Lisa Houser via Between the Bridges Festival

Looking for a way to appreciate and support local Chattanooga artists? Check out the annual Between the Bridges Festival happening Saturday, Oct. 14 + Sunday, Oct. 15.

The annual free-to-attend festival put on by the Association for Visual Arts (AVA) will be held from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Coolidge Park (alongside the Chattanooga VegFest + 7 Bridges Marathon).

Folks will be able to view and shop artwork from 40+ local area artists while enjoying live music performances and food offerings from the adjoining festival.

Additionally, AVA has partnered with Scenic City Clay Arts, which will host its SCCA Potter’s Alley during the festival beginning at 11 a.m. each day. Work from 22 ceramic artists who are members of SCCA will be available for attendees to purchase.

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