Sitting off River Street in the heart of Chattanooga is Loblolly Bike Shop. Meet owner Adam McAnulty and learn how his business is giving cyclists of all experience levels a chance to get outside and adventure.
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In 1970, the Unity Group organized a march supporting Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday as a national holiday, a vision that grew into today’s annual MLK Celebration. Through community gatherings and a commemorative march, the celebration continues to honor Dr. King’s legacy of unity, service, and hope.
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New Year’s Eve is almost here, and Downtown Chattanooga is ready to celebrate. From late-night parties and popping champagne bottles to that unmistakable New Year’s magic in the air, downtown is the place to be as the clock strikes midnight.
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On September 19th and 20th, the IBMA Bluegrass Live! festival comes to Downtown Chattanooga! Whether you're a visitor looking for a place to take a break from the festivities or a local with a craving for an old favorite, you're sure to find some good eats downtown. These restaurants are all conveniently located beside the festival footprint.
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In Chattanooga, bluegrass isn’t just a sound—it’s a weekly ritual, a front-porch handshake, and a reason to pull up a chair. From casual “pickin’ circles” to festivals, the Scenic City has quietly grown a scene that welcomes newcomers and challenges veterans to keep stretching. Randy Steele—songwriter, flatpicker, and tireless champion of the craft—talks community, craft, and why this town keeps him inspired.
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As we celebrate Women’s History Month and reflect on the incredible legacies of women who have shaped our world, it's important to look locally. Viola Ellison, Lela Mae Evans, Opal Jackson, Katherine Johnson, and Fannie Mae Crumsey—known as the Chattanooga Five—may not be household names everywhere, but their courage and resilience changed history.
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