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

Sunday, November 30 – Gingerbread Lane

This Sunday, come down to the First Tennessee Pavilion to get into the holiday spirit.  It’s a family event benefiting the Why Know organization – the 2nd annual “Gingerbread Lane”.  Middle and high-schoolers have been busy creating gingerbread houses that will be on display (available for purchase too!) eager to win the popular vote.
Santa will [...]

On Stage 11/30 – Tim Thompson

Tim Thompson captures the prestigious 2nd Place title in the International Fingerstyle Guitar Competition at the famous Walnut Valley Festival in Winfield Kansas, September 2007!
As a professional musician working in a competitive industry, Tim Thompson has learned to play his strengths in more than one area of the business. Not only is he considered [...]

On Stage 11/30 – Larry Allen Brown

Born and raised in Chicago, Larry has had a long career as lead guitarist for a variety of groups. Heavily influenced by Dave van Ronk, John Fahey, and Martin Simpson, Larry embarked upon a solo career as a composer and performer on the acoustic guitar ten years ago. A graduate of the Berklee College of [...]

Sunday, November 23rd Antiques and Collectibles Show

This Sunday, at Chattanooga Market, you’ll find a fabulous showing of antique dealers from Chattanooga and the surrounding areas. If you’re a collector, decorator, or just appreciate these old time finds, come to the First Tennessee Pavilion early!

On Stage 11/23 – Wendy Newcomer

Wendy Newcomer is an Americana/country singer-songwriter originally from Asheboro, North Carolina, now living in Nashville, Tennessee. In 2006 she released her self-titled CD, with original songs influenced by heroes including Emmylou Harris, Loretta Lynn, Patty Loveless, Guy Clark and Tom Petty; and interpretations of songs by some of her favorite writers.
She made her Grand Ole [...]

On Stage 11/23 – Tori Sparks

Tori Sparks calls Nashville home, but spends most of her time on the road in the U.S. and Europe. Called “a knockout” by the Village Voice, her dynamic live show is equal parts soulful singing and zany stand-up-style humor.
Tori’s latest album “Under This Yellow Sun” was produced by indie rock veteran David Henry (R.E.M., [...]

On Stage 11/23 – Treva Blomquist

Once a Seattle resident, Treva Blomquist is now a Nashville local and has quickly risen to the top of an endless pool of talent that inundates Music City. Treva’s ability to seamlessly weave a tapestry of folk and soul, dye it indigo blue, and adorn it with the occasional sparkling sequin of pop has earned [...]

Sunday, November 16th at Chattanooga Market

On Stage 11/16 – Sadie Blu

Sadie Blu was born August 6, 1989 in Dothan, Alabama. An only child and daughter of a preacher, she moved around quite frequently with her parents. When she was nine years old, Sadie and her family relocated to Columbia, South Carolina.. While listening to the city’s local college radio station, she discovered a style of [...]

On Stage 11/16 – Brooke Annibale

Her senior year in high school she took on the large task of completing a full-length album. The 10-track album, “Memories in Melody” was recorded at AAM Studios in Pittsburgh. The album was produced by Greg Sparks and released in the spring of 2005. She just finished a new album that she recorded with 3-time [...]