SubscribeWednesday, February 3rd will be the inauguration of a new era in the life of Thankful Memorial Episcopal Church, when Bishop Charles von Rosenberg, of the Episcopal Diocese of East Tennessee, institutes The Rev. Leyla K. King as the new Rector of this long established parish.
Nov
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Chattanooga’s 2nd Annual Mutt Strut Next Saturday
“Fun”draiser to Benefit DoGood Chattanooga
The Mutt Strut is a dog- and family-friendly event for all two- and four- legged participants on Saturday, December 5th.
This event coincides with the Main x 24 Christmas celebration and the Downtown Starlight Parade and will consist of two walks to raise donations to benefit DoGood Chattanooga, an advocacy group of volunteers working with the city to promote responsible dog ownership and to open public areas to be more accessible to dogs.
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Nov
7
Chattanooga’s FUNKIEST New Year’s Eve Bash: Funk Ball
FUNK BALL 2010 featuring Here Come The Mummies & The Distribution
When: Thursday December 31, 2009 at 8:00 PM
Where: Chattanooga Convention Center – Chattnooga, TN (18+ Event)
For hotel packages, please call our VIP hostess at
615-497-1549 or email Telisha@vibeagency.com
Buy Tickets Here
Where will you be when the clock strikes midnight to say a collective farewell to the year’s past and celebrate a hopeful welcome to 2010? Imagine yourself in a state of the art ballroom with 18,000 square feet of party space, getting down to the dynamic sounds of The Distribution and the freakiest funk band to ever play music, Here Come the Mummies.
Funk Ball 2010 has all of this to offer and more:
The ballroom at the Chattanooga Convention Center will play host to the funkiest New Year’s Eve Bash Chattanooga has ever seen. General admission tickets offer spacious dance floor space, ample bar service, party favors and a special count down at midnight. VIP admission boasts reserved seating, private bar, champagne toast, stage side views and more. Hotel reservations are available only walking distance from the event, world famous attractions and 35 popular restaurants.
About Here Come The Mummies:
For years, scholars of the ancient world have wondered what became of the lost nomadic tribe officially referred to as Expleticus Deletedicus.
Then, during a dig in 1922, it was discovered that: “They had rocked all the ancient empires of Earth on down to the grizound. They rocked Atlantis so hard, y’all, it ain’t never been found.”
More undead than Dick Clark, and cursed with the funk of five thousand years.
Learn more about Here Come the Mummies at http://www.herecomethemummies.com
Nov
1
“CNN Heroes” Hosts Rally to Honor Chattanooga Resident Jordan Thomas
CNN Heroes will host a celebratory rally complete with performances by the McCallie Upper School’s marching band and cheerleaders and more than 500 hundred attendees, including 400 students from McCallie Upper School and 100 students from the St Nicholas school, waving their pom poms and pennants to show support for Chattanooga resident Jordan Thomas. The rally is set for Friday, Nov. 6 at 11:30 pm at The Hunter Museum of Art at 10 Bluff View, Chattanooga, TN 37403. Chattanooga Mayor Ron Littlefield and Hamilton Mayor Claude Ramsey will also be on-hand to deliver a proclamation. Thomas was chosen from over 9,000 submissions from 100 countries as one of the Top 10 CNN HEROES, which spotlights everyday citizens accomplishing extraordinary deeds, for his work with the Jordan Thomas Foundation, which has raised more than $400,000 to provide prosthetics for children in need. Thomas will be awarded $25,000 – and is eligible for the $100,000 award that will be bestowed upon the CNN HERO OF THE YEAR later this month at a star-studded gala in Hollywood. The public will select the CNN HERO OF THE YEAR via voting at the CNN Heroes site at www.cnn.com/heroes through Wednesday, Nov. 18. Hosted by CNN’s Anderson Cooper and taped at the famed Kodak Theatre, CNN HEROES: AN ALL-STAR TRIBUTE will air on Thanksgiving, November 26, at 9 pm ET/PT.
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Aug
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Chattanooga State Will Host Exhibit Spotlighting Jewish History in Tennessee
The exhibit, Bagels & Barbeque: The Jewish Experience in Tennessee, documents the history of Jewish immigration to Tennessee. Beginning August 10 through September 16, Chattanooga State Community College will present this exhibit in the August R. Kolwyck Library, which is located on the college’s main campus at 4501 Amnicola Highway. The exhibit will be open to the public free of charge.
Bagels & Barbeque: The Jewish Experience in Tennessee is a joint project of the Tennessee State Museum in collaboration with the Jewish Federation of Nashville and Middle Tennessee, Jewish Community Federation of Greater Chattanooga, Knoxville Jewish Alliance, and Memphis Jewish Federation, with the participation of other Jewish communities around the state. The exhibit’s statewide tour is supported in part by a grant from Humanities Tennessee, an independent affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities.
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