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Festivals

From live music to pig races, here’s your guide to this year’s fair at McDonald Farm.
See your neighbor’s porch become a stage at this annual festival, offering free live music.
Your favorite free bluegrass festival is almost here — check out the lineup.
The annual fair returns to Lebanon’s James E. Ward Agricultural Center Thursday, Aug. 14-Saturday, Aug. 23.
The Chattanooga Cocktail Festival is on the horizon salted rim — get ready to sip under the pavilion.
The Scenic City is ready for the official start of summer — here is how to spend a full day around town.
The Chattanooga Film Festival is back for its 12th year, bringing local, regional, and international films to the Scenic City.
There’s a new fair coming to town — get ready for a thrilling time over at the Tennessee Riverpark.
Pack your reusable shopping bags, because we’ve rounded up 18 farmers markets around Chattanooga, TN.
The north Georgia town will celebrate Tennessee music legend Dolly Parton — who just so happens to have a wholesome tie to the community.
The Scenic City’s original summer concert series is back for another year — let’s take a look at its past + present.
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Check out some dine-in and carry-out options for Thanksgiving dinner this year.