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    Today\'s Events
    • Art Until Dark at Winder Binder Gallery of Folk Art, 12pm
    • Holiday BazART Exhibition at In Town Gallery, 5pm
    • Up With The Joneses, Hey Penney, Madeline, Mother Jackson, Diakaju at JJ's Bohemia, 8pm
    • Behind The Sun: Tribute To The Red Hot Chilli Peppers at Rhythm & Brews, 10pm
    • "Reflections" Exhibit at Shuptrine Fine Art Group
    • Bangers Ball at Loose Cannon Gallery, 10pm
    • Sam Hayes at Market Street Tavern, 9pm
    • "Twenty Original American Etchings" at Hunter Museum of American Art
    • Open Mic Night at Mudpie Restaurant, 9pm
    • "Regrets Only" at Chattanooga Theater Center, 8pm
    • Kathy Tugman at The Chattanoogan, 8pm
    • "Kids Like You, Kids Like Me" at Creative Discovery Museum

    Tomorrow\'s Events
    • Echoes Exhibit at River Gallery
    • Infinite Orange at Club Fathom, 8pm
    • Auditions for "The Little Dog Laughed" at Chattanooga Theater Center, 7:30pm
    • Collaborations: Two Decades of African American Art at Chattanooga African-American Museum, 12:30pm
    • "Reflections" Exhibit at Shuptrine Fine Art Group
    • "Kids Like You, Kids Like Me" at Creative Discovery Museum
    • Big Gigantic and Robosapien at Rhythm & Brews, 10pm
    • "Jellies: The Living Art" Exhibition at Hunter Museum of American Art, 10am
    • Holiday BazART Exhibition at In Town Gallery, 5pm
    • Antiques & Collectibles at the Chattanooga Market at First Tennessee Pavilion, 11am
    • Irish Music Sessions at Tremont Tavern, 6pm
    • 2nd Annual Nala Ren Memorial Art Show at Winder Binder Gallery of Folk Art, 6pm

    Later Events
    • Collaborations: Two Decades of African American Art at Chattanooga African-American Museum, 12:30pm
    • "Twenty Original American Etchings" at Hunter Museum of American Art
    • Holiday BazART Exhibition at In Town Gallery, 5pm
    • "Speak Easy" Spoken word and poetry at Mudpie Restaurant, 8pm
    • Auditions for "The Little Dog Laughed" at Chattanooga Theater Center, 7:30pm
    • DJ at the Palms at The Palms, 8pm
    • "Reflections" Exhibit at Shuptrine Fine Art Group
    • Old Tyme Players at Market Street Tavern, 7pm
    • Echoes Exhibit at River Gallery
    • Works by Susan Dryfoos-Solo Show from New York at Gallery 1401, 11am
    • "Jellies: The Living Art" Exhibition at Hunter Museum of American Art, 10am

    Holiday Feast for the Imagination

    the-imaginarium-of-doctor-parnassus-movie-posterAs we head into the holiday season, Hollywood has prepared a feast of the imagination—and this year, it looks like there is something for everyone. We’ve picked four upcoming films to preview. You might love them all, or perhaps only one fires your synapses. In any case, it looks like on of the more interesting line-ups of recent years.

    Disney’s A Christmas Carol. In his apparent attempt to appear in every Christmas classic ever written, Jim Carrey returns to holiday fare in Robert Zemeckis’s Disney’s A Christmas Carol. Carrey plays not only Ebenezer Scrooge in the 3-D film made with the same process as The Polar Express, but Ghosts Past, Present and Future as well. Colin Firth and Gary Oldman also star. Will either be fabulous or a very expensive turkey. Opens November 6.

    The Fantastic Mr. Fox. The combo of director Wes Anderson and the dark children’s tale of Roald Dahl is intriguing, to say the least. The “claymation”-style adds yet another dimension. The film tells the story of Mr. Fox and his “hen heckling, turkey taking and cider sipping, nocturnal, instinctive adventures.” This story has been made more »



    New in Theaters: The Men Who Stare At Goats

    The basic plot of this military farce is simple: A broken-hearted journalist (Ewan McGregor) goes on the job to Iraq to prove to his ex-wife more »


    Everything Is Possible

    The Carmike Bijou will close its doors at the end of this week and Chattanooga will say hello to the beautiful new 12-screen Majestic next more »


    New in Theaters – This Is It

    When Michael Jackson died suddenly on the eve of what he promised would be a “transcendent” comeback series of concerts in London, untold millions of more »


    Wild at Heart

    If you want to bear witness to a few moments of perfect cinema, watch the first couple minutes of Spike Jonze’s Where the Wild Things more »


    Zombieland – Undead Can Dance

    It makes me angry. Angry, I say! Zombieland will never win an Oscar for cinematography, simply because it is a zombie movie. In a world more »


    What’s Love Got to Do With It?

    Reality and fantasy, documentary and fiction are all a blur in this week’s Arts and Education Council Independent Film Series pick.  Paper Heart is a more »


    All About Adam

    This week’s selection in the Arts and Education Council’s Fall Independent Film Festival is the 2009 Sundance hit Adam.  The film soared at the January more »


    You Need To Be In The Loop

    We Americans are pretty good at satire—one need only look at the plays of Neil Simon, the essays of David Sedaris, and the whole canon more »


    They Would Do Anything For Love

    The Arts and Education Council’s Fall Independent Film Series started last week with a sold-out matinee screening of Food, Inc.  With a line out the more »


    Lights, Camera, Independence

    I must apologize for confusing you a few weeks ago about the opening of Food, Inc. here in Chattanooga.  The powers that be at Magnolia more »


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