Hey there, Chattanooga! Can you believe it’s already November? Time sure does fly, and with the changing leaves, it’s the perfect time to dive into some exciting local happenings. Whether you’re a music lover, a foodie, or just in the mood for some family fun, this month’s lineup has got something for everyone. So, grab your calendar and start making those plans!
First up, mark your calendars for the Little Debbie Hamilton County Fair! This annual extravaganza is set to take place at McDonald Farm from Friday, November 8 to Sunday, November 10. Expect a jam-packed schedule with amusement rides, rodeos, lumberjack shows, and live music. Oh, and did we mention the fireworks? What’s more? It’s just $6 for a one-day pass! This is a fantastic way to kick off the month with family and friends!
On Thursday, November 14, head over to the Barrelhouse Ballroom for the flagship event of TEDxChattanooga, themed “Carry On.” You’ll get to hear inspiring talks from five local leaders who are making waves in the community. Admission is just $20 in advance, and here’s a little tip – if you’re a nonprofit professional or a student, shoot them an email for a sweet $5 discount!
As the holiday season approaches, Rock City is ready to dazzle starting Friday, November 15 through to Saturday, January 4. The Enchanted Garden of Lights is a must-see, along with winter-themed activities and perfect opportunities for those holiday photos! Tickets are available starting at $21. Trust us; you won’t want to miss this festive wonderland!
On Thursday, November 21, join your neighbors for a free Thanksgiving meal at the Bessie Smith Cultural Center, starting at 11:30 a.m. It’s a wonderful chance to celebrate the season of giving and enjoy delicious food in wonderful company. Don’t forget to pass the word around!
Don’t miss out on the Thanksgiving Market at the First Horizon Pavilion on Sunday, November 24. This is your last opportunity for an outdoor market this season from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., and guess what? Admission is free! So come on out to grab some fresh produce and unique artisan goods.
If you’re in the mood for some ice skating, mark Sunday, November 24, as the grand opening day for Ice on the Landing. The skating season runs all the way through Sunday, February 2 at the First Horizon Pavilion. Skates are available for all ages, with tickets starting at $12 for kids and $14 for adults. Grab your friends and family for a fun-filled day on the ice!
If you love enchanting displays, be sure to check out the Asian Lantern Festival at the Chattanooga Zoo from November 26, running Wednesday through Sunday nights until January 19. You’ll see hundreds of hand-crafted lanterns along with amazing interactive light displays. Tickets start at $17 for non-members!
Last but certainly not least, the beloved Reindeer on the Riverfront and Lighted Boat Parade returns on Friday, November 29. From 4 p.m. to 8 p.m., gather your family for an evening filled with festive cheer, from seeing real reindeer to taking photos with Santa! The night will wrap up with a beautiful fireworks show and a lighted boat parade—all for free!
And that’s just a taste of what’s happening in Chattanooga this November! With over 100 local events packed into this month, make sure you check out the local events calendar to plan your outings. Have a fantastic November filled with fun, food, and festivities!
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