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It’s not summer without the Chattanooga Cocktail Festival

The Chattanooga Cocktail Festival is on the horizon salted rim — get ready to sip under the pavilion.

A woman with long blonde hair serves a bright yellow drink to a customer at a bustling indoor event. The atmosphere is lively and engaging.

We’ve got the perfect way to cool down this summer.

Photo provided by Chattanooga Cocktail Festival

It’s time for drinks with tiny umbrellas at the 2025 Chattanooga Cocktail Festival, starting Friday, June 27.

Formerly known as the Summer Cocktail Festival, this 21+ only event will feature 40+ spirit offerings — including different brands of rum, tequila, and whiskey — under the First Horizon Pavilion. Your ticket includes:

  • 12 samples of summer-inspired cocktails, from margaritas to pineapple martinis
  • New this year, a local mixology showcase featuring Common House, Southside Social, Ruby Sunshine + The Moxy
  • Food offerings from El Taco Boss, Jonny Poppers, Clever Alehouse + Joyful Hearts Cafe
  • More fun in the sun with a DJ + photo booth
  • Plus, proceeds benefit the Chattanooga Market.

Bonus: Get ahead of the sampling and try out these recipe cards at home.

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