06.07.2023

Today’s Forecast

91º | Mostly sunny | 7% chance of rain | Sunrise 6:28 a.m. | Sunset 8:59 p.m.

☀️ We’re gonna soak up the sun

Outdoor dining options in Chattanooga

Get your healthy dose of sunshine while enjoying your meal. | Photo by @hellomontyonmain

Grab your favorite pair of shades for some much-needed terrace time. We’ve rounded up 32 outdoor patios where you can eat, drink, and sunbathe.

Bonus: Looking to bring your four-legged friends? Check out our dog-friendly guide for spots that welcome pups on their patios.

Northshore

Basecamp Bar and Restaurant, 346 Frazier Ave. | Enjoy a craft beer + comfort chow at this spot’s outdoor patio with seats that overlook Coolidge Park.

The Daily Ration, 1220 Dartmouth St. | Sip on a mimosa while you enjoy brunch at this eatery’s large outdoor seating area.

The Rosecomb, 921 Barton Ave. | Enjoy a cocktail in the outdoor garden space.

NOOGAtoday | Mean Mug patio — The Mean Mug in Southside has a quaint patio for its patrons to enjoy.
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Photo by NOOGAtoday

Southside

Shady’s Corner, 1402 Cemetery Ave. | This newly-opened 21+ bar has covered and non-covered outdoor seating areas with TVs and games.

Mean Mug, 114 W. Main St. | The Southside location has several tables + three picnic tables with umbrellas for its patrons.

Hello Monty, 306 W. Main St. | Gather with friends and family at this spot’s outdoor seating area that’s meant to mimic the feel of a “great backyard cookout.”

NOOGAtoday | Unknown Caller — Enjoy a cocktail from Unknown Caller on the patio in Cooper’s Alley.
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Photo by @unknowncallerbar

Downtown

Unknown Caller, 715 Cherry St. | Head to the back of this 21+ speakeasy-style cocktail bar to enjoy your drinks outside.

Pickle Barrel, 1012 Market St. | Climb up the spiral staircase to sit at the elevated covered patio — note: this spot is 21+ at all times.

Public House Restaurant, 1110 Market St. | This restaurant that specializes in Southern fare has an outdoor seating area that wraps around the restaurant.

23 more outdoor patios

Events

Today, June 7

Community Park Walking | Wednesday, June 7 | 5-6 p.m. | Sculpture Fields at Montague Park, 1800 Polk St., Chattanooga | Free | This week, community members are invited to participate in a mindful walk through Sculpture Fields at Montague Park.

Thursday, June 8

Free Family Fun Night | Thursday, June 8 | 5:30-8 p.m. | Creative Discovery Museum, 321 Chestnut St., Chattanooga | Free, RSVP | Enjoy a free night at the museum after hours.

Friday, June 9

Nightfall | Friday, June 9 | 7 p.m. | Miller Plaza, 850 Market St., Chattanooga | Free+ | Bring your blankets and lawn chairs to enjoy food trucks, artist vendors, and live music by Bryanna Fuquea + Bywater Call.
“The Piano Lesson” | Friday, June 9-Sunday, June 11 | Times vary | Chattanooga Theatre Centre, 400 River St., Chattanooga | $20-$25 | Come out for the fourth installment of CTC’s pledge to produce August Wilson’s entire canon of plays portraying the African American experience through the 20th century.

Saturday, June 10

Adventure Trek | Saturday, June 10 | 9 a.m.-12 p.m. | Chattanooga Green, 140 Riverfront Pkwy., Chattanooga | $60-$100 | Work with your team to explore downtown + complete tasks for a chance to win prizes.
Paw Palooza | Saturday, June 10 | 10 a.m.-4 p.m. | Coolidge Park, 150 River St., Chattanooga | $15-$35 | Bring your furry friends for this fundraiser and enjoy local vendors, food trucks, pet activities, and more.

Sunday, June 11

Sunday Funday: A Poolside Pop-Up | Sunday, June 11 | 11 a.m.-3 p.m. | Whiskey Cowgirl, 1819 Broad St., Chattanooga | Free+ | Spend a day relaxing by the pool + enjoy a pop-up market featuring art and customized accessories.

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News Notes

Biz

Volkswagen announced it will release its option on the land near its Chattanooga plant. The city has plans to market the 182-acre parcel of land at Enterprise South Industrial Park to another potential company involved in electric vehicles. (Chattanooga Times Free Press)

Development

The City of Cleveland will receive more than $27.4 million in federal funds from the Railroad Crossing Elimination Program for upcoming construction at 3rd Street Southeast + the Norfolk Railway line. A grade-separated flyover bridge will replace the at-grade crossing section. (Chattanooga Times Free Press)

Traffic

There will be closures near East Main Street now through Wednesday, July 12 to allow for the demolition of the historic building at 100. E. Main St. (across from Bluegrass Grill). Notably, Mitchell Street between East Main Street + East 16th Street will be fully closed. Detours will be posted.

Edu

The Austin Hatcher Foundation will partner with Hixon Motor Sports to start a new STEM program, GreenPower USA Formula Goblin. The program is open for students ages 9-11, where they will create driveable electric cars to race in the upcoming Green Prix in October.

Community

The Unity Group of Chattanooga will host its wreath-laying ceremony at the US Colored Troops Monument in the Chattanooga National Cemetery on Saturday, June 10. This event is open to the public + will kick off the group’s Juneteenth commemoration series.

Outdoors

Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park will host a kayak tour through Ringgold, GA on Saturday, June 17. The two-hour long tour is free with prior reservations and will highlight the history of the area as you go through Ringgold Gap and South Chickamauga Creek. RSVP.

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Shop

Need to find your dad the perfect Father’s Day gift? You’re in luck. Check out gifts from our online store (Six & Main) that will make for a great surprise. From the outdoor explorer to the foodie dad, there’s a present for every type of father. Shop now.

Theater

🎭 Improve your improv skills

Take a drop-in class with Improv Chattanooga

It’s your time to shine, Nooga. | Photo by Steven W. Disbrow

Improv Chattanooga is partnering with Mountain Arts Community Center in Signal Mountain to offer several one-night summer drop-in classes in June + July. Each drop-in class will last two hours and delve into a different aspect of improv.

Improv Chattanooga’s Executive Director and Artistic Director Steven Disbrow said the classes are open to folks from every skill level + suggested the “Improv Crash Course: The Absolute Beginner’s Intro to Improv Comedy” class on Tuesday, June 20 for those who are new to the theater form.

Bonus: Want the kiddos to join in on the fun? The “Improv for Kids” class will be on Tuesday, July 11.

The full list of dates + topics (some TBA) are available online. You can reserve your spot in the class for $15 or pay at the door.

Still have stage fright? Stop by Improv Chattanooga’s next free open house event on Monday, June 26 to watch the main troupe perform + participate in the fun.

The Wrap

Today’s edition by:
Kristen Templeton

From the editor

I’ve been loving the weather in Chattanooga lately — plenty of sunshine with occasional bouts of rain. The city’s parks and outdoors department recently shared this throwback picture from 2003 of Coolidge Park after some serious rain. I hope history doesn’t repeat itself in this case.

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