River City Pottery is a paint your own Pottery Studio. They have been in business for over 10 years.
Bluff View Art District is Chattanooga’s premiere spot for all things art! It stretches over 1.5 blocks high above the Tennessee River. It’s dedicated to visual, horticultural, and culinary arts.
The Hunter Art Museum is the perfect place to enjoy fine art in Chattanooga. With permanent and traveling exhibitions, there’s always something new to explore.
Are you looking for the best burgers in town? Look no furhter than Tremont Tavern. This restaurant on the North Shore is a popular spot for Chattanoogans.
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga has a wonderful fine arts program and center that is open to the public. You can view visual arts, hear music, or watch plays at the center.
If you’re a sports fan, UTC is the place for you! With their year-round athletic scheduling, you can be sure to find a game to watch no matter what season.
The UTC Children’s Center is an early childhood program operated by the School of Education, College of Health, Education and Professional Studies. The center serves children from six weeks of age through prekindergarten at two local sites: Brown Academy on the UTC campus and Battle Academy downtown. The Tennessee Department of Human Services licenses the center. The prekindergarten program is approved by the Tennessee Department of Education. Priority for enrollment is given to children of UTC faculty, staff and students.
The unbelievable taste of Champy’s is the result of 40 years of family secrets and Mississippi Delta magic. We fry every tender, breast, thigh, wing, and leg right when it’s ordered so every bite is hot, fresh, and filled with unbelievable flavor. That same love and craft goes into the legendary side items and desserts that we make by hand every single day. Throw in a fun, family atmosphere, a round of your favorite beverages, and you’ve got everything you need for a meal to remember.
My name is Dana Ware-Woolf ( yes, it’s my real name) I’m married to a USN Seabee, we have been blessed with 4 children.
I own my business Dana’s Dazzling Divas. The company is Mary Kay but it is so much more than makeup and skincare.
Mary Kay’s core values are Faith First, Family second and Career third.
Our focus is empowering women to empower other women.
We also have a 501c3 nonprofit called the Mary Kay Ash Foundation which supports research and funding for women’s cancers as well as support, building shelters and community services to domestic violence victims.
I am very interested in empowering all Chattanooga women to help them become the best version of themselves that they can be.
If you live in Hixson, Big Ridge Pool and Tennis Center is a perfect place for year round enjoyment! There is a pool on the property, tennis courts, and a club house members can rent out all year long.
Dr. Flanagan has been practicing orthodontics in the Chattanooga area for over three decades. He specializes in both children and adult orthodontics.
State of Confusion serves up a fusion of made-from-scratch food, like ceviche, wood-fired meats, and seafood boils, in addition to ice-cold beer and craft cocktails.
The Bright School was founded in 1913 by progressive educator Mary G. Bright and currently enrolls about 300 students from preschool age to fifth grade.
Based in Chattanooga, Beasley Photography specializes in wedding, engagement, senior, portrait, and family photography.
Sometimes children get sick after normal business hours. Urgent Care for Children is ready for those late night visits.
The Fort Oglethorpe Pool is located inside Gilbert-Stephenson Park. You can join for the year or pay by the day. You can also find a new playground, tennis courts, walking track, and picnic tables in the park.
Xtreme Air is made up of inflatables, trampolines, games, and mazes… a child’s dream come true! Whether it’s for a birthday party, a rainy day, or just for fun, your children are sure to enjoy this place!
The Songbirds Foundation shares the transformative experience of music in eastern Tennessee by delivering educational programming, preserving music history, hosting enriching events, and providing concrete resources to emerging artists.
Bluff View Art District is Chattanooga’s premiere spot for all things art! It stretches over 1.5 blocks high above the Tennessee River. It’s dedicated to visual, horticultural, and culinary arts.
The Chattanooga Symphony & Opera was the first combined professional resident symphony and opera company in the nation, merging in 1985. Kayoko Dan, Music Director and Conductor, leads the company’s artistic vision and is in her third season with the CSO.
Venya Portrait is owned and operated by one of our Chattanooga Moms contributors. Jessica specializes in portrait photography.
The Hunter Art Museum is the perfect place to enjoy fine art in Chattanooga. With permanent and traveling exhibitions, there’s always something new to explore.