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Date night ideas in Chattanooga

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Check out these ways to spice up your dating life locally. | Photo by @shep_i_am
Kids, this is the story of how I met your mother, and it was all thanks to NOOGAtoday.

Regardless, of whether you’ve met “the one” or are hoping to impress someone new, we’ve got 20+ local date night ideas that are legen — wait for it — dary.

Pasta being made

You could even try to eat your noddles “Lady and the Tramp"-style.

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Photo via @sweetandsavoryclassroom

Take a cooking class offered by the Sweet & Savory Classroom where you and your plus one can learn the craft of making anything from bread to Italian delicacies.

Pick one (or all) of the six local restaurants that were featured by Forbes as a “culinary gem” in the Scenic City.

Grab a cheese spread from Bleu Fox Cheese Shop and head to Coolidge Park for an easy-going picnic by the water. Bonus: Make it extra special with our help.

As they say, there are other fish in the sea — so take your special someone to get up close to the creatures at the Tennessee Aquarium.

Whiskey Thief's outdoor rooftop bar overlooking the city

The view from the rooftop is bound to set the mood for your evening.

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Photo via @whiskeythiefchattanooga

Share a conversation with an old fashioned in hand, surrounded by the breathtaking views at the rooftop bar Whiskey Thief.

Get your hands dirty and clay around together by taking one of Scenic City Clay Arts’ classes where you can learn how to wheel throw or handbuild together.

Seal the deal by stopping by Love, EROS to treat your date with the charm bar and permanent jewelry + custom hat stations.

Find out how to make them laugh by watching a show at The Comedy Catch. Feeling confident? Take them to an open mic night on the first + third Wednesday of the month to show off your skills.
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Events
Thursday, Sept. 26
  • Dinner for Twos-days | Thursday, Sept. 26 | 6-9 p.m. | Whitebird at The Edwin Hotel | Price of purchase | Speaking of date nights, take someone special to dinner — purchase any two entrees and receive two complimentary glasses of bubbles.
Friday, Sept. 27
  • Lilac Line | Friday, Sept. 27 | 9-11:55 p.m. | Barrelhouse Ballroom | $12+ | See this local alternative rock band take the stage with Confreres and We Are Us.
Saturday, Sept. 28
  • Chattanooga OverVanding Expo | Saturday, Sept. 28-Sunday, Sept. 29 | Times vary | Camp Jordan, East Ridge | $10+ | Check out van builders, RV accessories, and outdoor gear while enjoying food + brews — on-site camping available.
  • Rhinestone Cowgirl | Saturday, Sept. 28 | 11 a.m.-3 p.m. | Choo Choo Gardens | Free+ | Get ready for a rootin’ tootin’ good time shopping from 40+ vendors, line dancing, sipping cocktails, and enjoying bites to eat.
  • Grand Opening at Furnish | Saturday, Sept. 28 | 11 a.m.-7 p.m. | Furnish | Free+, RSVP | Head to West Village to see the new space, shop deals, and win prizes.
Sunday, Sept. 29
  • Scenic City Wings | Sunday, Sept. 29 | 11 a.m.-4 p.m. | First Horizon Pavilion | $15 | Help decide who has the best chicken wings in Chattanooga — all sales to benefit the Chattanooga Area Food Bank.
  • Joe Gatto | Sunday, Sept. 29 | 7 p.m. | Memorial Auditorium | $39.75+ | See the former “Impractical Jokers” comedian perform a solo set in the Scenic City.
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News Notes
Civic
  • Hamilton County Mayor Weston Wamp’s $2.3 million public school investment proposal has been approved by the Hamilton County School Board, paving the way for improvements at 11 area schools. Additionally, Mayor Wamp has proposed that $300,000 be allocated to volunteer fire departments for equipment funding. (Chattanoogan.com)
Tech
  • The City of Chattanooga has launched its new city website, ending a three-year-long development process + marking its first redesign since 2011. Users can now make payments online, access documents like council agendas and contracts, and more.
Traffic
  • Fort Street (between W. 13th and W. 14th Streets) + W. 13th Street (between Fort and Chestnut Streets) are closed until Saturday, Sept. 28 at 12 p.m. for the Tennessee Tow Show. Parking will also be restricted during the closures. Detours will be posted.
Edu
  • Hamilton County’s first bilingual public school is now open. ChattAcademy uses a dual immersion model, offering native English + Spanish speakers to study in the same classroom. A key goal is for students to reach enough fluency to take full classes in either language by the time they reach high school. (Chattanooga Times Free Press)
Biz
  • Wanderlinger Brewing Co. announced its new taproom location will be on the Chattanooga Choo Choo’s campus. The brewery will have storefronts on both the Choo Choo Gardens + Station Street sides of the building (in between 50/50 Wine and Martini Bar and Elsie’s Daughter). Stay tuned for an opening date.
Community
  • The YMCA of Metropolitan Chattanooga will celebrate the opening of the new James A. Henry Community YMCA location at 3500 Dodson Ave. today, Sept. 26 at 2 p.m. Fun fact: This branch prepares, packs + distributes over 300,000 meals annually to children across the region.
Arts
  • The City of Red Bank is seeking artists for a mural installation that reflects the atmosphere + character of Red Bank City Park. The mural will be painted on the facilities building at the park. See the pre-qualifications + apply by Tuesday, Oct. 8 at 12 p.m.
Show
  • The Houston Museum of Decorative Arts will celebrate its second artist-in-residence, Carrie Pendergrass, with an opening reception tomorrow, Sept. 27 at the Association for Visual Arts. The event is free to attend, featuring Pendergrass’ prints inspired by Anna Safley Houston’s collection.
Health
Finance
  • Experts say thousands of folks with credit card debt are flocking to this leading card, which now offers 0% interest on balance transfers and purchases until nearly 2026. Pay down debts + avoid fees? Sounds like a fall must-do.*
Beauty
 
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