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    Today\'s Events
    • "Twenty Original American Etchings" at Hunter Museum of American Art
    • Creative Discovery Museum’s Exhibit “Good For You” at Creative Discovery Museum, 10am
    • "Earth" at Warehouse Row, 12pm
    • Multicultural Book Club, "Stone into Schools" at Rock Point Books, 6pm
    • Leatherface, The Riot Before, Godawful Heroes, What If at JJ's Bohemia, 10pm
    • “Explorations in Steel” by Julie Clark at In Town Gallery, 11am
    • Ben Frieberg Trio at Market Street Tavern, 7pm
    • Mike Willis at Mudpie Restaurant, 7pm
    • "Jellies: The Living Art" Exhibition at Hunter Museum of American Art, 10am
    • "Talk Portraiture" Exhibition at Shuptrine Fine Art Group
    • Siskin ArtWorks & StyleWorks Benefit at Chattanooga Convention Center
    • The Regular Guys at The Palms, 10:10pm
    • "Still Lifes from the Permanent Collection" at Hunter Museum of American Art

    Tomorrow\'s Events
    • "Talk Portraiture" Exhibition at Shuptrine Fine Art Group
    • "Still Lifes from the Permanent Collection" at Hunter Museum of American Art
    • Siskin ArtWorks & StyleWorks Benefit at Chattanooga Convention Center
    • Creative Discovery Museum’s Exhibit “Good For You” at Creative Discovery Museum, 10am
    • "Jellies: The Living Art" Exhibition at Hunter Museum of American Art, 10am
    • "Earth" at Warehouse Row, 12pm
    • String Theory at The Hunter at Hunter Museum of American Art, 6:30pm
    • Catholic Charities of East Tennessee’s 2010 Annual Dinner at The Chattanoogan, 6:30pm
    • Hundredth, In This Hour at Warehouse Row, 7pm
    • Acirema, Adelaide, Every Word a Prophecy, Everybody Loves the Hero at Club Fathom, 7:30pm
    • Gabe Newell at Market Street Tavern, 9pm
    • Channing Wilson at Rhythm & Brews, 9pm
    • Hegarty, Deyoung at Mudpie Restaurant, 9pm
    • Lucero with The Bohannons at Rhythm & Brews, 9pm

    Later Events
    • "Still Lifes from the Permanent Collection" at Hunter Museum of American Art
    • "Earth" at Warehouse Row, 12pm
    • Morgan Bayer at Mudpie Restaurant, 11:30am
    • "Twenty Original American Etchings" at Hunter Museum of American Art
    • Before There was Rosalyn, A Hero a Fake, Farewell to the Freeway, FTF, DTSL at Warehouse Row, 7pm
    • “Explorations in Steel” by Julie Clark at In Town Gallery, 11am
    • Rick Bowers and the Majors at T-Bone's Sports Cafe, 10pm
    • Creative Discovery Museum’s Exhibit “Good For You” at Creative Discovery Museum, 10am
    • "Jellies: The Living Art" Exhibition at Hunter Museum of American Art, 10am
    • "Talk Portraiture" Exhibition at Shuptrine Fine Art Group
    • Left Lane Cruiser, The Unsatisfied at JJ's Bohemia, 10pm
    • Jordan Hallquist at Tremont Tavern, 10pm
    • Cornmeal, Slim Pickens at Rhythm & Brews, 10pm
    • The 8th Annual Boutique Warehouse Sale at Loose Cannon Gallery, 1pm

    From Russia, With Thrills

    This weekend’s Chattanooga Symphony Orchestra concert at the Read House Silver Ballroom showcases three thrilling masterpieces of Russian music.  Though the selected music calls only calls for a few players, this small concert offers the opportunity to sit with Maestro Robert Bernhardt and some of the CSO’s talented musicians and listen to music both 20th century and romantic, experimental and traditional.

    For their Masterworks concerts and opera events, the Chattanooga Symphony is no stranger to the Tivoli Theater, but the Chamber Series is a different animal.  Instead of watching the conductor and his musicians raised on a stage far out of reach, the Read House Silver Ballroom offers music lovers the chance to see and hear important music in a comfortable and relaxed setting.  This weekend’s concert features three works for small orchestra by two of Russia’s most lauded composers: Igor Stravinsky and Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky.

    Sunday’s program opens with Stravinsky’s “Octet” for eight wind instruments, a work that Maestro Bernhardt is especially excited about performing.  “The ‘Octet’ of Stravinsky is an absolute masterpiece,” Bernhardt said in an interview.  “It’s what happens when you more »



    Organic Dynamic

    Artists Carol Mickett and Robert Stackhouse invite folks to view the final installation of “Place in the Woods” at Renaissance Park, facing the river. Now more »


    Steps to Change the Scenic City

    It turns out that one of the steps to producing a contemporary noir web series is hosting a launch party for the viral release. The more »


    Black History Month Focus at Bessie Smith Cultural Center

    The newly renamed Bessie Smith Cultural Center (formerly the Chattanooga African American Museum) seeks a broader community involvement by emphasizing its wide range of services. more »


    Recalled to Life

    Audiences for Our Town, Thornton Wilder’s classic play, had better be up for a talking to. As soon as the lights dim, we are addressed more »


    Sleuths of Imaginative History

    The Cress Gallery happily presents collaborator artists Nicholas Miles Kahn and Richard Selesnick with their renowned presentations of “The Apollo Prophecies” and “Eisbergfreistadt” (“Iceberg Free more »


    Jung’s Big Red Book

    2009 saw the publication of the book containing the artistic vision that influenced Carl Jung’s later work. Titled The Red Book—Liber Novus, it was originally more »


    The Last Laugh Is Hers

    In many ways, Douglas Carter Beane’s acclaimed modern comedy of manners, The Little Dog Laughed, is essentially two plays: The first act is a rat-a-tat-tat more »


    Out of the Closet and Into the Limelight

    “The public enjoys watching movie stars struggle—the more popular they are, the more they are looked at. It becomes a bit of a sport.”

    Magge Hudgins more »


    Diary of a Mad Twelfth Night

    Unless you’re involved in the theatre process, either personally or as a parent proxy, you probably don’t know a lot about what needs to happen more »


    The Ten Best Arts Stories of 2009

    This past year has provided stunning art experiences here in Chattanooga, and I present the following list without a hierarchical ranking, a more random numbering, more »


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