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Frazier Festival coming to Chattanooga’s NorthShore

Head to the inaugural Frazier Festival on Saturday, May 3 for a celebration of community, creativity, and commerce.

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Here’s a new way to support the small businesses in NorthShore’s vibrant neighborhood.

Photo by @flips4evr via Chattanooga Tourism Co.

The NorthShore Merchants Collective (NSMC) is bringing a new celebration to the heart of Chattanooga’s NorthShore district.

Enter: The Frazier Festival, taking place on Saturday, May 3 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. along Frazier Avenue (from North Market Street to Forest Avenue).

Secretary of NSMC Geno Wallace said the festival is about showcasing the unique energy of NorthShore.

“It’s a chance for locals and visitors alike to experience our neighborhood’s creativity, charm, and commitment to supporting our vibrant community,” said Wallace.

The free, family-friendly event will feature 20+ local vendors, sidewalk activations (think: face painting, games, and pop-up art stations), and more from NorthShore shops + eateries.

Here are a few of the festivities we’re excited to experience:

Bonus: Check out NSMC’s Instagram page for more vendor highlights.

Note: The area of the festival will be closed to traffic during the event to create a safe + walkable experience, so plan for alternative traffic routes.

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