Operating Hours

Sundays
11am to 4pm
First Tennessee Pavilion

Upcoming Events

Community Impact

This Season (2010)
Local Food: $0
Other Charities: $0

Last Season (2009)
Local Food: $458,465
Other Charities: $58,929

On Stage 7/6 – Brittany Reilly

Brittany Reilly was born on May 22nd, 1984 & raised in a small town outside of Cleveland, OH called Bay Village. Her first music performance was with her husband Brent Hopper in Sept. 2005. Since then, she has played more than 200 shows nationwide with several line-ups. Brittany & Brent toured as a duo primarily [...]

2008 FiveStar Champion Chef – Anna Scott

Our congratulations to Anna Scott (chef/owner of Mia Cucina) for her winning of the 2008 FiveStar Food Fight at the Chattanooga Market on Sunday.  This year’s trophy was crafted by Charles McFarland, a long-time metal artist at the market.

The competition was terrific this year, and featured fresh-produce and spices available at the Chattanooga Market.  All [...]

6/29: Five Star Food Fight

Visit the Chattanooga Market in the First Tennessee Pavilion this Sunday, June 29th, from Noon to 5 PM to enjoy a Five Star Food Fight Cooking Demonstration, featuring chefs from 212 Market, Mia Cucina, Back inn Cafe’, Gordon Biersch and Red Rock Grill:
Wes Orr, 212 Market
Bill Heckler, Gordon Biersch
Anna Scott, Mia Cucina
Wolfgang Poe, Red Rock [...]

On Stage 6/29 – Wendy Jans

On the title track of her debut album “Today,” Wendy Jans sings “Today I’ll walk in bare feet even if it rains…” setting the tone for an album about living life intentionally and not being afraid to live and love outside the lines.
Jans, who is originally from Iowa but now calls Nashville home, has garnered [...]

On Stage 6/29 – Kate Klim

Kate Klim was five years old when her family inherited a piano, 9 years old when she received her first lesson, and 11 years old when an unsuccessful audition for the film “Life with Mikey” caused her to rethink her career as a moviestar. This was fortunate, because the singer/songwriter Club Passim has since called [...]

On Stage 6/22 – Keith Moody

Keith Moody’s guitar is essentially a part of him, an extra appendage, if you will. He and his Paul Reed Smith McCarty have been through some hard times, and some good times. Keith is proud of every knick and scrape his axe has taken up ‘til now.
“I have a real relationship with that guitar,” [...]

On Stage 6/22 – Holly Long

Raised in Chi-town and born into a musical family, singer/songwriter Holly Long needled her parents into piano lessons on her Great-Grandmother’s upright Hamilton at age 7. As a young child she was exposed to the sounds of Stevie Wonder, Carole King, Elton John, Beethoven and the Beatles, sprinkled with daily doses of Free To Be [...]

On Stage 6/22 – Dallas Wayne

Dallas Wayne considers himself lucky to be able to make a living doing something he loves. Some people might say it has more to do with talent than luck. But throughout a career that has taken Dallas around the world as a songwriter, singer, actor and radio deejay, he claims he’s never had a real [...]

On Stage 6/22 – Buzz Cason

As 2007 arrived, Buzz Cason was the only songwriter credited with cuts by pop icons, the Beatles, Pearl Jam and U2 – not to mention Martina McBride, Gloria Estefan, Jan & Dean, The Derailers, Placido Domingo and even the Oak Ridge Boys. And it all started because of girls.
In 1956, Buzz (then an Inglewood, TN [...]

2008 Music Series Lineup Announced

The Chattanooga Market announced its 2008 live music performance schedule today to a packed crowd during its weekly community celebration at the First Tennessee Pavilion. The announcement was made by Chris Thomas, Director of the Chattanooga Market.
“Chattanooga is a music-loving town, and the recently unveiled EPB Stage has already demonstrated our community’s commitment to [...]