Intimate gatherings

• Rate: $750-$9,800+
• Accommodates: 50-75 (can accommodate 200 outdoors)
• Key features: 2,500-sqft barn on an operating farm, covered porch, and demonstration kitchen

Multiple options

• Rate: Pricing available upon request
• Accommodations: Vary by space
• Rentable spaces: Ruby Hall, Pennybacker Room, garden, and bridal suite + guest rooms

• Rate: $3,000-$4,500
• Accommodations: 150
• Rentable spaces: Greenhouse, Enchanted Garden, Gathering Room, and Gallery

Larger venues

• Rate: Pricing available upon request
• 135-acre farm
• Accommodates: 600+
• Key features: Views of the Tennessee River Gorge, 10,000-sqft main villa, 4,000-sqft patio, and on-site accommodations

• Rate: $0-$4,000+
• 3,600 sqft
• Accommodates: 200 seated, 300 standing
• Key features: The pavilion and plaza, various furniture items included, a security guard, and event insurance

• Lorna Shore | Wednesday, Sept. 6 | 8 p.m. | The Signal, 21 Choo Choo Ave., Chattanooga | $40.25 | This deathcore band from New Jersey will take to the stage in the Scenic City + play their best hits.

• 2023 Literacy Summit | Thursday, Sept. 7 | 9-11 a.m. | The Commons, 4950 Swinyar Dr., Collegedale | Free, RSVP | Join Tennessee Senator Bo Watson for a panel discussion on the state’s current literacy plan + efforts on implementing new tutoring programs.
• All About Forest Bathing | Thursday, Sept. 7 | 6-7:30 p.m. | Audubon Acres, 900 N. Sanctuary Rd., Chattanooga | $30 | This beginner-friendly class will teach you how to facilitate the Japanese cleansing process Shinrin-yoku, using the natural world.

• Noontunes | Friday, Sept. 8 | 11 a.m.-1 p.m. | Broad Street (Aquarium Way to High Point Climbing Gym), Chattanooga | Free+ | Come out for the first concert of the season featuring a performance by Zowie + Sól Parade and a local artist market.
• “Procedures to Ease the Fall” | Friday, Sept. 8 | 6-8 p.m. | Stove Works, 1250 E. 13th St., Chattanooga | Free | Sergio Suárez’s mixed-media exhibit will feature woodblock carvings, sculptural ceramics + a video installation as an “exploration of the forces that shape cosmogony.”

• Oli Kai Trail Race | Saturday, Sept. 9 | 9 a.m.-3 p.m. | Reflection Riding Arboretum & Nature Center, 400 Garden Rd., Chattanooga | $40-$85 | Walk + run a three-hour or six-hour race on Reflection Riding’s loop trail.

• Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly will host his next set of open office hours on Friday, Sept. 22 from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the South Chattanooga Community Center. Have a question? Request an appointment to meet the mayor + speak with a staff member.

• Tremont Street (between River Street + the waterfront) will be closed now through Sunday, Sept. 10 for the Moon River Music Festival setup and teardown. Detours will be posted.

• New breakfast bistro + bar The Downtowner is set to open inside The Hotel Bo at 901 Carter St. (the former downtown City Café location). Follow the spot’s Facebook page for updates and more details.

• Beginning today, those 60 years of age or older can enjoy a free lunch + social engagement on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. at the Shepherd Community Center. Note: Registration for the program can be filled out on-site.

• Remote Area Medical will host a free two-day healthcare clinic on Saturday, Sept. 9 + Sunday, Sept. 10 at Camp Jordan Arena. Free dental, vision, and medical services will be provided on a first-come, first-served basis beginning at 6 a.m. (Local 3)

• Richard J. Bowers, Jr. has been named the new executive director for local nonprofit green|spaces. Richard previously served as the director of the Office of Energy and Sustainability for the City of Detroit. Learn more.

• ICYMI, we just launched a brand new monthly wellness newsletter, brought to you in partnership with Erlanger Health. In the first edition: Pickleball 101 (the craze, the rules + where to play), 24 vegan eats, where to get your fitness fix, and more. See the first NOOGA Wellness.*

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• Before you start cheering for your favorite team, make sure you have the perfect game day gear. From sunglasses to earrings, shop Six & Main’s tailgate collection.

• Looking for a new coffee, candle, or moisturizer? We’ve got you covered. Shop some of Six & Main’s new arrivals. There’s something for everyone.

• The internet’s favorite tumbler — the 40-oz. Stanley Quencher — is in stock in cute colors like pool, jade, and orchid.

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