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Calling all yogis

Flow at these Chattanooga yoga studios
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Class is in session at Yoga Landing. | Photo by Brooke Bragger Photography via Yoga Landing
Whether you’re a novice on the mat or an experienced yogi, the Scenic City has plenty of places to practice. Find your zen at these 14 yoga studios around Chattanooga.

If you’re just getting started

Yoga Landing, 2414 Sidney St. + 1205 Taft Hwy.
This boutique studio welcomes folks of all skill levels + offers a schedule of heated and room-temperature practices in a variety of styles. Pro tip: Take a community class for $8.

Southern Soul Yoga, 313 Manufacturers Rd. + 3800 St. Elmo Ave.
Hip-hop, soul power, heated vinyasa, yin, and ashtanga are just some of the classes on the agenda at this studio. Bonus: This studio also offers a class for the kiddos.

Toes Yoga, 3228 Brainerd Rd.
This intimate studio is nestled in the Brainerd Arts District and offers yoga classes for all abilities.

Several people posing in yoga class outdoors.

Join Thrive Yoga and Wellness for its sunset salutation classes that take place outside.

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Photo by @thriveyogaandwellness

If you want to connect with the community

Thrive Yoga and Wellness, 7550 E. Brainerd Rd.
Join a group class with a variety of options ranging from heated power yoga to yoga on stand up paddle boards.

Outshine Yoga, locations vary
Take a Kundalini yoga class or focus on yin + meditation. Bonus: Keep an eye out for upcoming yoga retreats.

If you’re looking for a mix of fitness options

Infinity Yoga, 9447 Bradmore Ln., Ooltewah
Formerly Yoga East Ooltewah, this studio offers a variety of yoga classes, this studio also offers pilates + barre workouts.

SPENGA Chattanooga, 1705 Market St.
This fitness studio incorporates spin, strength, and yoga into each session. Bonus: See how City Editor Kristen did during her 60-minute workout session.
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Events
Tuesday, Nov. 14
  • Lunch and Learn | Tuesday, Nov. 14 | 12-1 p.m. | The Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, 410 E. 8th St., Chattanooga + virtual | $0-$5 | Hear insights from various industry experts + have thought-provoking discussions during your lunch break.
Wednesday, Nov. 15
  • “Awaken” | Wednesday, Nov. 15 | 7:05-11:55 p.m. | Barrel House Ballroom, 1501 Long St., Chattanooga | $37.50 | At this year’s TEDxChattanooga flagship event, hear what “Awaken” means to five local speakers.
Thursday, Nov. 16
  • Gratefull | Thursday, Nov. 16 | 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. | Bessie Smith Cultural Center, 200 E. MLK Blvd., Chattanooga | Free | Come out for a free community luncheon, featuring Thanksgiving classics — donations encouraged.
  • Cocktails for Holiday Gatherings | Thursday, Nov. 16 | 6:30-8 p.m. | The Chattery, 1800 Rossville Ave., Chattanooga | $35 | Learn how to make three batched cocktail recipes for your upcoming holiday gatherings.
Friday, Nov. 17
  • National Take a Hike Day | Friday, Nov. 17 | 2-5 p.m. | Lula Lake Land Trust, 5000 Lula Lake Rd., Lookout Mountain, GA | $16-$31 | Celebrate National Take a Hike Day with a six-mile journey through Lula Lake’s property.
  • Dusty Slay | Friday, Nov. 17 | 7 p.m. | The Walker Theatre, 399 McCallie Ave., Chattanooga | $45.10-$55.60 | Enjoy an evening of laughs as this comedian takes the stage in the Scenic City.
Friday, Dec. 8
  • CHA Ballet’s “The Nutcracker” | Friday, Dec. 8-Sunday, Dec. 10 | Times vary | Memorial Auditorium, 399 McCallie Ave., Chattanooga | $19-$85 | Don’t miss this perfect-for-all-ages holiday classic, featuring the company, 200 students, and the Chattanooga Symphony and Opera performing live as they bring this timeless tale to life.*
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News Notes
Biz
  • The North Hamilton Council of the Chattanooga Chamber will host its inaugural Small Business Expo on Thursday, Nov. 16 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Attendees can network with local businesses at the Stuart Heights Baptist Church Soddy-Daisy Campus. RSVP online.
Award
  • The American Public Power Association has once again named EPB a Smart Energy Provider. The local provider earned its highest score to date (94 out of 100) for its efforts in bringing energy efficiency and providing safe + sustainable electric service to the community. (Chattanoogan.com)
Announced
  • Did someone say encore? Thanks to a generous donation, The Pop-Up Project will return to Coosa Mill for one last performance of “Until the Sun Rises” on Friday, Nov. 17 — and at a discounted rate. Note: Tickets are anticipated to go fast, so snag yours while you can.
Cause
  • The Bethlehem Center will host its Dinner of Champions fundraising event on Saturday, Nov. 18 at the Downtown Chattanooga Marriott from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Folks can enjoy dinner, music, and a recognition of local members + their work in the community.
Seasonal
  • The Chattanooga Market will end its outdoor season with a Thanksgiving Market on Sunday, Nov. 19 at the First Horizon Pavilion. From 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., you can shop local meats, cheeses, breads, produce, and homemade + homegrown foods to add to your celebration meals.
Sports
  • Get ready to watch the Chattanooga Red Wolves in the comfort of your home. The United Soccer League + CBS Sports have made a multi-year right agreement to air 100 USL matches annually through 2027. Through the deal, select USL matches will be broadcast across the CBS Television Network. (Chattanoogan.com)
ICYMI
  • In case you missed it, spots are still open for the City of East Ridge’s first-ever community Thanksgiving meal on Wednesday, Nov. 22. This free event will offer food during three time slots: 11:30 a.m., 1 p.m. + 2 p.m. Reserve your seat.
Health
  • Get all the healthcare you need in one place. Cempa Community Care’s Walk-In Clinic offers convenient, no-appointment vaccinations, screenings, and Primary Care services, plus treatment of sicknesses, minor injuries, chronic illnesses, and infectious diseases, like HIV and Hep C. Bonus: Low-income, uninsured, and underinsured patients are welcomed.*
Finance
  • Know any veterans considering a home purchase or refinance? TVFCU now offers Veterans Affairs (VA) loans – specialized mortgage options designed specifically for veterans, active-duty service members + their families. Advantages include competitive interest rates, lower down payments, flexible qualification requirements, and a whole lot more.*
 
Learn

160 years later

Commemorating the 160th Anniversary of the Battles for Chattanooga
NOOGAtoday | Entrance to Point Park with stone entryway surrounded by trees.
Calling all Civil War buffs, make sure to check out this special programming. | Photo provided by Chattanooga Tourism Co.
In honor of the 160th anniversary of the Battles for Chattanooga, the Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park will offer a series of programs for folks to enjoy and learn more about the history of the battles and the area.

Check out the full schedule of events online. You can expect plenty of walking + driving tours through key areas of the battles, led by local historians. Note: There is a $10 per person entrance fee to Point Park (for those ages 16 and older), programs occurring in other areas are free to attend.

Bonus: Participants are encouraged to stop by the Lookout Mountain Battlefield Center on Saturday, Nov. 18 or Sunday, Nov. 19 to pick up a Junior Ranger booklet. You can bring back the completed booklet to receive a special Junior Ranger medal.

Additionally, if you participate in the artillery programs inside Point Park, ask for a Junior Ranger living history interview sheet to complete to receive a commemorative patch.
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