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Sundays: 11am-4pm First Tennesee Pavilion
Thursdays: 11am-2pm Miller Plaza
Saturdays: 10am-5pm (starting June 5) Tennessee Aquarium Plaza          |
In it’s 13th year, Cut Up for Life is a collaborative effort of Chattanooga CARES and local beauty salons their spas, stylists, nail technicians and massage therapists who give their valuable time and skills to raise money for people affected by HIV. It’s a fun way to get top-notch salon services at [...]
“Still I Believe” says a lot about up-and-coming folk-rock musician Michael Sechrist. Not only is it the title track of his latest C.D., but it paints a telling picture of the man behind the music, who asserts that there are things still worth believing in, even when they seem distant or hopelessly out of reach. Sechrist isn’t afraid to wear his heart on his sleeve, singing with refreshing candor about things like hope in the midst of fear, love lost and found, death and healing, and standing up for he holds to be true. He sings about the world he lives in and the life he’s led, and invites listeners to find facets of themselves in these stories he sings.
This Sunday expect to hear some great Bluegrass music at Chattanooga Market. To celebrate the end of this hot Summer month, we’ll have plenty of fresh produce (some of the season’s best), new vendors selling handmade art, crafts and specialty foods. Scroll down below to see who’s live on the EPB stage [...]
Lou Wamp, Resophonic Guitar, Fiddle, Mandolin After knowing just a few things about Lou Wamp, there might be an irresistible tendency to begin tossing out labels: “Driven”, “Renaissance Man”, “Multi-talented”, “Perplexing”, or, perhaps if he himself were doing the labeling, just “Perplexed”. Easy enough to understand, given he’s at once a 25-year veteran of the music business, a registered architect with a successful practice (see www.louiswamp.com), impressively talented artist and painter, amateur archaeologist, and father and stepfather to six kids. Besides being a sought after sideman and studio musician, he certainly has the skill to be a solo artist in his own right. Born in Ft. Benning, GA in 1956, Lou had plenty of music (Elvis to Travis; Bach to Beatles) around home while growing up. After piano lessons and playing guitar in his high school jazz band, a broken wrist encouraged him to take up resonator guitar. Gene Wooten became a close friend and mentor. Lou played on “Sidemen” nights at the Station Inn in Nashville and was in a band called Hiwassee Ridge that performed at the 1982 World’s Fair in Knoxville. Other bands he’s worked with include James Monroe and the Midnight Ramblers, The Dismembered Tennesseans, Cowjazz, Blue Moon Rising, and others. Continue reading On Stage 8/30- Lou Wamp
Bring the kids to Chattanooga Market this Sunday for a day of family fun while you discover how United Way is advancing the common good in our community. United Way of Greater Chattanooga and the Chattanooga Market are teaming up this year to bring you LIVE UNITED DAY at the [...]
Nashville-based singer-songwriter/rhythm guitarist Denitia Odigie has just released her latest country-tinged compilation of soul-folk songs. Recorded in Music City U.S.A. with producer Darryl Swart, the 5 song EP, CONTRAST, is already making waves, selling unpredictably well at live shows from Tennessee to Texas to Montreal, Quebec. With beginnings as underground and DIY [...]
Buck and Nelson, aka David Buchanan and Nelson Thomas, have been performing music together since the mid 1970’s. They began learning the basics of music and playing string instruments around 1972. Their first band was formed with three other performers. About 1980 they began performing as a trio with Jimmy Waters, and finally as the duo they have been for the past 20+ years. Over those years they have also performed solo, with a number of other musicians, and at many venues, including performing in “The Reach of Song” (Georgia’s Official Historical Drama). Their main instrument is the acoustic guitar, which they play both with a flatpick and fingerstyle. They often bring other instruments to perform on as well, including the mandolin, fiddle, old time banjo, bluegrass banjo, harmonica, and washboard. They occasionally bring in something even more unusual to play a tune on or to keep a rhythm with.
This year’s anticipated “foodie” event is sure to be a pleaser with 5 local chefs as they try to wow our local celebrity judges. 12:00 – 1:00 Judges will announce what the protein (meat) will be for the event. From there, it’s up to each chef’s creativity to determine what meal they will prepare. They [...] Music has always been LaTresa’s first love. She began performing professionally in high school with a series of bands. Her father, a singer/songwriter Church of Christ minister, moved the family around the heart of Dixie a lot. Hers was, at times, a hard scrabble childhood, as her parents struggled to put food on the table and clothing on their backs. Along the way she soaked up influences from the Mississippi Delta to Memphis to the Bluegrass of Kentucky and beyond. Her music combines influences from the many places her youth has taken her and the many lessons her children Joshua and Olivia have taught her. She connects, delighting audiences with solid professional performances. She’s spent four years on Music Row, soaking up its songwriting expertise and production sounds.
This Sunday we’ll be celebrating National Farmer’s Market week – we are proud to have such a tremendous representation of regional farmers at our producer-only market here in Chattanooga! The dollar amount of local economic impact consumers have made on Chattanooga’s area food economies (as measured by direct spending at The Chattanooga Market [...] |
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