Fall is in full swing, and the season’s uniquely bewitching spirit makes it the perfect time to conjure up stories. Chattanooga holds many tales within its history, so whether you want to recount ghost stories or hear about little-known folk tales, look no further!
Read MoreRock the Riverfront kicks off on March 14th and will run an entire month, bringing the Riverfront District of Downtown Chattanooga to life with free events and activities open to all! Experience the Chattanooga Green like never before with Rock the Riverfront featuring Loop, by EKUMEN, an interactive art installation inspired by the zoetrope that plays short flipbook-style movies inspired by Quebec literature.
Read MoreFor as long as most can remember, Chattanooga has been known as a tourist hot spot in the South. This can mostly be accredited to all of the eclectic activities and remarkable mountain views the city has to offer. As years go by and the community continues in its growth for both locals and visitors alike, River City Company’s new program, Emerging Producers, hopes to bring fresh ideas and faces to these activities.
Read MoreIt’s no secret that Chattanooga is home to great food. One restaurateur who stands out is Sujata Singh, proprietor of the Miller Plaza restaurant Spice Trail and the mind behind an ever-evolving menu of fresh, authentic meals that celebrate India with every bite.
Read MoreChattanooga, Tennessee is a city with a flourishing culinary scene that continues to gain national recognition. At the heart of this vibrant food culture stands Chef Erik Niel, a culinary virtuoso whose dedication and passion for cooking have earned him a special place in the hearts and stomachs of locals and visitors alike.
Read MoreThe Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the Moon Festival is a significant cultural celebration for people of East and Southeast Asian descent. It is a time when families, friends, and communities come together to celebrate the harvest and offer gratitude for the year’s blessings. Our office did a food tasting as a way to celebrate and learn about the rich history and cultural significance behind this festival.
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