Participating breweries

• Naked River Brewing Co.
• Oddstory Brewing Co.
• Hutton & Smith Brewing Co.
• SweetWater Brewing Co.
• Big River Grille & Brewing Works
• Chattanooga Brewing Co.
• Cherry Street Brewing

Event rules

• You must be 21+ to attend + bring a valid ID for entry.
• The last admittance will be at 8:30 p.m. + the last pour at 9:15 p.m.
• There will be no re-entry to this event.
• No outside food or beverage is allowed.

• Food Preservation Classes | Thursday, July 13 | 1-3 p.m. | University of Tennessee Extension, 6183 Adamson Cir., Chattanooga | $20 | Learn how to safely freeze foods in this beginner-friendly class.

• NOOGAtoday Brewery Tour with ChattaBrew Tour | Friday, July 14 | 4 p.m. | Meet at Chattanooga Brewing Co., 1804 Chestnut St., Chattanooga | $45 | Enjoy a guided walking tour to four Chattanooga breweries with us — use code “NOOGATODAY” for $10 off.
• Spryo Gyra | Friday, July 14 | 8 p.m. | The Walker Theatre, 399 McCallie Ave., Chattanooga | $34-$49 | Spyro Gyra has spent nearly 50 years of performing contemporary jazz across six continents.
• “Seussical the Musical” | Friday, July 14-Saturday, July 15 | 8 p.m. | Signal Mountain Playhouse, 1110 James Blvd., Signal Mountain | $5-$15 | Bring your lawn chair and bug spray for an outdoor production of Dr. Seuss’ works in the form of music — tickets are cash or check only.

• Q’n Brew | Saturday, July 15 | 6-9 p.m. | Chattanooga Zoo, 301 N. Holtzclaw Ave., Chattanooga | $0-$25 | Head to the zoo for an evening of barbecue, beer-tasting + live music.
• Bobby Stone Film Series: “All The Pretty Horses” | Saturday, July 15 | 7 p.m. | The Walker Theatre, 399 McCallie Ave., Chattanooga | $7.50-$13.50 | Watch the film based on Cormac McCarthy’s novel about a young cowboy.

• Top Tomato Festival | Sunday, July 16 | 11 a.m.-4 p.m. | First Horizon Pavilion, 1826 Reggie White Blvd., Chattanooga | $15 | Spicy, tangy, or non-alcoholic — try it all at the Chattanooga Market’s Bloody Mary sampling event.
• Artful Yoga with Christy Bonner | Sunday, July 16 | 1:30-3 p.m. | Hunter Museum of American Art, 10 Bluff View Ave., Chattanooga | $5 | Enjoy an art-inspired yoga session with instructor Christy Bonner — must bring your own mat.

• The Chattanooga City Council recently approved a resolution that will allow Mayor Tim Kelly to formalize a resident-led partnership effort to help the war-torn Ukrainian city Trostyanets. Read our breakdown of the agreement.

• Koesten DevCo LLC has proposed a three-level 15-unit apartment building to be built in the Northshore area. Pending rezoning approval, the development planned for 217 Tremont St., would replace an existing home on the lot. (Chattanooga Times Free Press)

• The Tennessee Aquarium recently announced several organizational changes to its staff. Among these changes, Gordon Stalans will step into the role of vice president and chief operating officer. Gordon formerly served as the chief financial officer + chief information systems officer. (Chattanoogan.com)

• Chattanooga has officially launched its Mentor Hub which will connect community members to mentorship opportunities. This initiative also aims to be an “invaluable resource for youth-oriented organizations” by partnering with local groups such as The Bethlehem Center and YCAP.

• The Tennessee Office of Reentry will host its “Career Prep Day & Job Fair for Ex-Offenders” on Tuesday, July 18 at the Westside Community Center (1201 Poplar St.) from 3:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Attendees can receive haircuts, clothes + resources to aid in seeking jobs.

• Finley Stadium is slated to welcome 21 high school football teams for the annual High School Jamboree Thursday, Aug. 10-Saturday, Aug. 12. Teams from Marion, Hamilton, and Bradley County will compete + tickets will be sold from the schools and the stadium for $10.

• $4.7 million. That’s how much the Erlanger Foundation generated in the 2023 fiscal year — the highest amount in the history of the foundation outside of a capital campaign. Notably, funds went towards two pediatric critical care transport vehicles + six NICU incubators.

• Start your training regime. The IRONMAN 70.3 triathlon has chosen its dates for 2024 + will come to Chattanooga on May 19. Bonus: register on or before Oct. 15 to receive early entry benefits.

• Have you checked out Visit Chattanooga’s CHA Spotlights yet? Discover NOOGA’s places to see + people to know with this video series highlighting the city’s culture, heritage, and arts scene (think: Chattanooga’s Northshore, the Lodge Cast Iron Museum, and more).*

• Everyday investors profit from a $45 million Banksy collection (yes, the Banksy) thanks to Masterworks, who last sold one of the artist’s works at a 32% net gain. Masterworks has completed 13 exits (all profitable), with three recent sales delivering net annualized returns of 17.8%, 21.5%, and 35%. NOOGAtoday readers can skip the waitlist to join.†*

• Parking your car on sunny streets while running errands around town? This No. 1 bestselling sunshade keeps your car’s interior cool and minimizes rays.*

Need-to-knows

• Concession + drink sales begin at 6 p.m. (attendees can bring coolers and snacks, but no outside alcohol is permitted)
• Live music begins at 7 p.m. + will end by 10 p.m. (unless it’s an extended performance)
• On the extended dates (May 31, June 28, July 12, July 26 + Aug. 30), Riverfront Parkway will be shut down by Ross’s Landing to utilize both lawns
• Bring your own blankets or lawn chairs
• Attendees can enjoy cornhole + other giant games
• Leashed pets are welcome + a doggy pool will be onsite for your furry friends

Lineup

• June 14 | Sister trio Call Me Spinster will open for Sourthern rock artist, Paul Thorn Band
• July 12 | Back 2 Mac will return to the Scenic City — we hope they play “Silver Springs” + “Rhiannon” — with local band Dock Party
• July 26 | Local rock band Wayward Hearts will open + The Kings of Queen will surely bring the Riverfront down with “Another One Bites the Dust”
• Aug. 23 | Paul Childers will warm up the crowd before the Who’s Bad: The Ultimate Michael Jackson Experience brings its “Thriller” performance