The Riverfront Parks project enters final draft planning | The ongoing project to transform Chattanooga’s Riverfront has entered its final stages in the planning process + the community is invited to leave feedback on the updates.
2025 Riverfront Nights lineup announced | The free summer concert series at Ross’s Landing will take place every Saturday night in late May through August — see who’s playing this year.
Nightfall announces its 2025 season | This beloved festival will make its return to Miller Park and Plaza on Fridays starting on May 2 + will run 10 weeks, ending on July 4.
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Michelin Guide has announced its arrival to the South — which Chattanooga restaurant should be awarded a Michelin Star?
The Green Prix | 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. | Volkswagen | Free+ | See Chattanooga-area students race their electric vehicles on a custom racetrack.
Chattanooga Outdoor Festival | 11 a.m.-7 p.m. | Chattanooga Choo Choo Gardens | Free+ | Celebrate Chattanooga’s diverse outdoor recreational opportunities with activities, vendors, demos, live music, food, and drinks.
Spring Carnival | Saturday, April 5-Sunday, April 20 | Times vary | Northgate Mall | Price of purchase | Get ready for an exciting season of thrills, games, and family entertainment with rides, classic carnival games + fair food — tickets are $1.25 each with bundle deals.
Sunday, April 6
Spring Plant Walk | 10 a.m.-12 p.m. (CDT) | Bird Fork Farm, Dunlap | $25 | Identify plants while you take a walk through the garden with self-studied bioregional folk herbalist Alysia Leon — children under 14 get free entry.
Thursday, April 10
Thirsty Thursday | 7:15 p.m. | AT&T Field | $10+ | Enjoy drink specials while cheering on the Chattanooga Lookouts as they take on the Birmingham Barons.
Friday, April 11
National Pet Day + Movie in a Park | 6-9 p.m. | Greenway Farm Park, Hixson | Free+ | Bring your pet to the park to enjoy games, music, treats, and a screening of “The Garfield Movie.”
Good news for brunch-goers: the price of eggs is finally declining. The wholesale price of a dozen eggs is down by 63% from its record high in February. But that’s just the wholesale price — we’ll believe it when we see it on the shelves. (Axios)
Weather
Spring is warming up and it’s likely to keep getting warmer in Chattanooga. According to the National Weather Service, the Scenic City’s temperatures are likely to be above average over the next three months — so why not use the nice weather to enjoy some al fresco dining?
Travel
Mom, Airbnb and VRBO are fighting. The beef between the two popular accommodation platforms is thanks to a sarcastic advertisement from the latter — but we don’t like to get involved. That’s why our guide on unique places to stay in Chattanooga features listings from both. (Business Insider)
The Word
Over 40 words from around the world have been added to the Oxford English Dictionary (OED) last month. From Ireland, the OED added “class” which is a general way of expressing approval. As in, “Today’s NOOGAtoday newsletter was class — you should subscribe.”
Get your paws moving, April is Canine Fitness Month. If your four-legged friend has felt cooped up all winter, use this as an excuse to go for a long walk and check out some dog-friendly spots in Chattanooga.
Massey’s Kitchen | Soak up the sun on this Lookout Mountain spot’s dog-friendly patio.
Five Wits Brewing Co. | Sip on some brews while enjoying the large outdoor seating area with your furry friend — you might even catch some live music performances from Barrelhouse Ballroom.
Renaissance Park | This park asks that pets remain on a leash. Note: While Renaissance Park is pup-friendly, nearby Coolidge Park does not allow dogs.
I can’t wait for the Chattanooga Outdoor Festival this weekend. It’s the perfect opportunity to celebrate the city’s outdoor scene, especially after the recent National Park City announcement.
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