Who said alcohol-free drinks have to be boring? | Photo by Steadfast Images via Sleepyhead Coffee
If you’re participating in Dry January — a campaign that encourages individuals to go alcohol free throughout the month — we’re here to share six spots in town where you can get your non-alcoholic drink fix.
Along with N/A wines, beers, and canned aperitifs, you can sip on house mocktails. Think: Mother Earth made with Maven Table’s shrub drinking vinegar, carrot, turmeric, soda, ginger, and lime.
Bonus: Learn how to make your own craft mocktails at home after taking a class with The Chattery. The next in-person class is on Thursday, Jan. 16.
“Re-Emergence” | 6-8 p.m. | ClearStory Arts | Free+ | Attend this gallery show that celebrates the process of transformation, change, and renewal + shop a mini market.
Saturday, Jan. 4
New Year’s Nightmare | 7:30-10 p.m. | Dread Hollow | $15+ | This haunted house attraction + horror-themed escape rooms return for a celebration featuring Krampus and dreadful elves.
Sunday, Jan. 5
Barking Monsters | 2-4 p.m. | Barking Legs Theater | $10+ | Bring the kiddos for a live painting puppet party with music + crafts.
Monday, Jan. 6
Yoga for EveryBODY | 5-6 p.m. | Chattanooga Fitness Center | Free | All skill levels are welcome to enjoy a class with other community members — bring your own mat and water.
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News Notes
News Notes
Traffic
Work on bike and pedestrian greenway paths + a beautification project on Manufacturers Road is set to begin on Monday, Jan. 6. The multi-phase project will take place west from US-27 to Hamm Road, continuing down to Moccasin Bend Road. Expect lane closures and workers on site. (Local 3)
Open
There’s a new brewery in town.Mean King Brewing has opened its doors on Jenkins Road. Swing by during its current operational hours on Friday and Saturday to try out craft brews + play a game of chess. Pro tip:Keep an eye out for an expanded hours announcement.
Outdoors
The Chattanooga Parks and Outdoors Department is seeking volunteers to help plant trees for various dates in January. No experience is needed + instructions, tools, and gloves will be provided. Sign up to participate.
Film
In case you missed it, the 2025 Chattanooga Jewish Documentary Film Series begins Sunday, Jan. 5. Four Jewish-themed, award-winning films will be screened in person at the Jewish Cultural Center + virtually. Folks can purchase a subscription online to view all the films or individual tickets.
Arts
Local artist call. Applications for the 4 Bridges Arts Festival Emerging Artist Program are now open. Selected artists will receive mentoring and have their work showcased at the festival. See eligibility + apply by Saturday, Jan. 18.
Listen
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The Buy
The Buy
A stylish button down cardigan that can add extra polish to any outfit. Choose your favorite color — we like white and green.
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