Events
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Morgan Bayer
11:30am
Mudpie Restaurant, 12 Frazier Ave. (423) 267-9043. www.mudpierestaurant.com
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The 8th Annual Boutique Warehouse Sale
1pm
DATE: Friday March 12, 1-8pm & Saturday March 13th, 10-7pm
LOCATION: Loose Cannon Art Gallery, 1800 Rossville Ave (off Main St.)
Up to 90% off fashions from your favorite Chattanooga Boutiques, including Jonesy’s Upstairs, Backstreet Betty’s, Lula’s, Embellish, Frankie and Julian’s, Juicey Gems, Fly (formerly Romeo’s), Willa Collection and Susanna’s. All stores in one location!! FREE ADMISSION!! For more information, contact Jonesy Wood at 423-544-6272.
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North American Free Royalty
6pm
JJ’s Bohemia, 231 E. MLK Blvd. (423) 266-1400. www.myspace.com/jjsbohemia
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“It’s A Jungle Out There” opening reception
6pm
6 p.m. Lookout Mountain Gallery, 3535 Broad St. (423) 596-6622. www.lookoutmountaingallery.com
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Before There was Rosalyn, A Hero a Fake, Farewell to the Freeway, FTF, DTSL
7pm
The Warehouse, 5716 Ringgold Rd. www.myspace.com/warehousetn
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Fee, Merideth Andrews
7pm
Metropolitan Tabernacle, 2101 Shepherd Road Chattanooga.
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Music Documentary Film Series: Dervish: Live at Johnny Fox’s
7pm
7 p.m. Mountain Music Folk School, 250 Forest Ave. (423) 827-8906. www.mmfolk.com
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Celtic Plain, St. Patrick’s Day early party
7:30pm
The Original Blue Orleans Restaurant, 3208 Amnicola Hwy. (423) 629-6538. www.blueorleanscreolerestaurant.com
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“Antigone”
7:30pm
7:30 p.m. Chattanooga Theatre Centre, 400 River St. (423) 267-8534. www.theatrecentre.com
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Festive Fridays @ The Office
8pm
FESTIVE FRIDAYS @ THE OFFICE on 3rd St. located @ 1401 E. 3rd St. Delicious Food & Drinks, Good Music & Dancing and Adult Socializing all set in a Mature Setting. So let THE OFFICE on 3rd St. be your place to unwind from the Hustle & Bustle of the workweek and the place to kick off your weekend EACH AND EVERY FRIDAY! For more information, send emails to K-Boogie at smiddy08@yahoo.com
Date: 03/12/2010
Time: 8pm
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The Mystery of Flight 138
8:30pm
8:30 p.m. Vaudeville Café, 138 Market St. (423) 517-1839. www.funnydinner.com
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Dead Levy
9pm
Riverhouse Pub, 224 Frazier Ave. (423) 752-0066.
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Camp Normal
9pm
Bart’s Lakeshore, 5840 Lake Resort Terrace. (423) 870-0770. www.bartslakeshore.com
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Tijuana Donkey Show
9:30pm
T-Roy’s Roadhouse, 724 Ashland Terrace. www.myspace.com/t-roys
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Left Lane Cruiser, The Unsatisfied
10pm
JJ’s Bohemia, 231 E. MLK Blvd. (423) 266-1400. www.myspace.com/jjsbohemia
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Jordan Hallquist
10pm
Tremont Tavern, 1203 Hixson Pike. (423) 266-1996. www.tremonttavern.com
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Fearful Symmetry
10pm
Market Street Tavern, 850 Market St. (423) 634-0260. www.marketstreettavern.com
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Rick Bowers and the Majors
10pm
T-Bones Sports Café, 1419 Chestnut Ave. (423) 266-4240. www.tboneschattanooga.com
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Nathan Farrow Band
10pm
Bud’s Sports Bar, 5751 Brainerd Rd. (423) 499-9878. www.budssportsbar.com
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DJ Wade Wrunk
10pm
Discoteca, 309 Main St.
All night dan-splosion
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Cornmeal, Slim Pickens
10pm
Rhythm & Brews, 221 Market St. (423) 267-4644. www.rhythm-brews.com
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“Landscape: A Southern Perspective”
11 a.m. Gallery 1401, 1401 Williams St. (423) 265-0015. www.gallery1401.com
Gallery 1401 presents, “Landscapes- A Southern Perspective”, featuring the recent work of Victoria Pearmain, Elizabeth Rogers- Decosimo, Scott Leach and Joe Mullican. These talented artists represent a powerful perspective of diverse representations of our southern landscape.
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AEC Spring Independent Film Series
Majestic 12
Theater, 311 Broad St. (423) 826-2370. The AEC Independent Film Series brings award-winning independent films to Chattanooga that would otherwise be unavailable on our city’s big screens. The Series is held twice a year, showing a new film each week for 12 weeks at the downtown Majestic Theatre. The Spring Series runs from January through April. For more information and for a complete list of the films featured, please visit http://www.artsedcouncil.org/page/independent-film-series/film-schedule -
“Themes of Identity”
Hunter Museum of American Art, 10 Bluff View. (423) 266-0944. www.huntermuseum.org What informs and defines identity? One’s family? Country? Race? Religion? And what, particularly, defines American identity?
Themes of Identity: Selections from the Hunter Museum Collection examines many concepts of identity – such as gender, race, class and nationalism- through the eyes of artists represented in the Museum’s permanent collection. The Hunter staff hopes this exhibition offers a fresh look at some objects in the collection by looking at them in a different way and by pairing them with other pieces to create surprising juxtapositions.
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“Talk Portraiture” Exhibition
Shuptrine Fine Art Group, 2646 Broad St. 423-266-4453. www.shuptrinefineartgroup.com Featuring portrait artists Mia Bergeron, Dale Crawford, Tom Root, and guest student artist, Caroline D’Andrea. The artists represent several different styles and mediums of portraiture and present wonderful options for those interested in portrait commissions. The gallery will also exhibit an array of portrait frames by Alan Shuptrine to compliment any style portrait and decor. For more information, please contact the gallery at 423.266.4453 or for appointment, 423.280.2403, or visit www.shuptrinefineartgroup.com Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, selected Sat by appointment.
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Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Circus Presents “Illuscination”
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey pulls into UTC McKenzie Arena Thursday, March 11 thru Sunday, March 14, with Illuscination, a fantasy-filled world where thrills, wonderment, and unbelievable magic intersect with the outlandish fun of the circus. The dynamic cast of Ringling Bros. Presents Illuscination invites you to join them and on a mystifying adventure as Illuscinator David DaVinci bridges the believable world in which we live, to the seemingly impossible one of the circus.
David entertains audiences with eye-popping illusions, mind boggling transformations, and unique up-close magic. This modern Houdini even attempts to escape a straightjacket while suspended three stories in the air over a den of lions.
In an intimate setting, where the action takes place just feet away from your seat, audience members’ eyes will witness astonishing acrobats, awesome aerialists, and amazing animals, including majestic Asian elephants, a pride of lionesses, horses, ponies, and even a rare white lion.
Ringling more »
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Vicki Daniel White Exhibition
10 a.m. Studio 2/Gallery 2, 27 W. Main St. (423) 266-2222.
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“A Passion for Pitchers”
Houston Museum, 210 High Street. (423) 267-7176. www.thehoustonmuseum.org
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Wild Ocean in 3D
Imax Theater at the Tennessee Aquarium, 1 Broad St. (800) 265-0695. http://www.tnaqua.org/IMAX/imax.aspx
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“Millennial Classicism: Recent Postmodern Monumental Oils” by Daniel Swanger
11 a.m. Mosaic Gallery, 412 Market St. www.mosaicchattnooga.com
The exhibit continues through Wednesday, March 31. Email newtonstudio@aol.com or call 320-6738 for more information.
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“It’s A Jungle Out There” Exhibition
11 a.m. Lookout Mountain Gallery, 3535 Broad St. (423) 596-6622. www.lookoutmountaingallery.com
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American Institute of Floral Designers Southern Conference
The American Institute of Floral Designers (AIFD) has chosen Chattanooga for their annual Southern Conference. AIFD is the leading non-profit organization committed to establishing and maintaining the highest standards in professional floral artistry. With over 1,200 members worldwide, AIFD and its members are at the forefront of the industry in presenting educational and design programs.
Borrowing the Chattanooga slogan, “the Attractions only natural”, this conference will bring together some of the industries leading floral artists to explore eco-friendly “Green” solutions in the artistry of fresh floral designing. The line up will include design presentations given by Larry Kramer AIFD, CFD owner of the first LEED certified floral design studio and Regina Berryman AIFD, CFD, an acclaimed Brazilian Designer who specializes in using proportions found in nature.
Conference Chair, Jay Borton AIFD, CFD, local designer at Ensign the Florist, is proud to host this organization at Chattanooga Convention Center on March 12-14th. The more »
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“Twenty Original American Etchings”
Hunter Museum of American Art, 10 Bluff View. (423) 266-0944. www.huntermuseum.org -
“Still Lifes from the Permanent Collection”
10 a.m. Hunter Museum of American Art, 10 Bluff View. (423) 266-0944. www.huntermuseum.org
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2009 UTC Feinstein Arts Scholarship Exhibition
9:30am
Cress Gallery, UTC, 752 Vine St. (423) 304-9789. -
“Icebergs and Moonwalks”
9:30am
Cress Gallery, UTC, 752 Vine St. (423) 304-9789. This exhibition in the Cress Gallery of Art features work from two of Nicholas Kahn and Richard Selesnick’s multi-year photographic projects: The Apollo Prophesies (2006) and Eisbergfreistadt (2010). Both projects are whimsical yet topical elaborations upon actual events of history: respectively, the 1969 NASA Apollo Lunar Mission; and the 1923 arrival of an iceberg on the shore of the German port city of Lubeck. The exhibition will include photographs, panoramic photographs, video, objects, sculpture, costume, and ephemera all created by the artists, along with documentary video of their process. Free and open to the public. Hours: Mon-Fri 9:30am-7pm. www.utc.edu/cressgallery.
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Creative Discovery Museum’s Exhibit “Good For You”
10am
Title: Creative Discovery Museum’s Exhibit “Good For You”
Location: 321 Chestnut Street, Chattanooga, TN 37402
Link out: Click here
Description: January, 2010 – May, 2010 Monday – Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday noon to 5 p.m. The Museum’s newest exhibit developed in-house has plenty of activities that illustrate just how much fun a kid can have while learning to make healthy choices. Museum admission is $10.95 for adults and children over 2 years of age. For more information, please call (423) 756-2738. -
Daniel Liam Gill and Sandra Shannon Exhibition
10am
10 a.m. My Color Image Boutique and Art Gallery, 330 Frazier St. (423) 598-6202.
Reception: Thursday, March 4, 4-7pm
Artist Demonstration: Saturday, March 13, 1pm-4pm
Finale’ Gala: Thursday, March 25, 4-7pmBoth Daniel Liam Gill and Sandra Shannon will be displaying their works this month. Daniel will be showing his colorful abstracts that exhibits his “balloon” technique. His figurative drawings are done either in pastel or with oil paints, and some with an unusual twist. Sandra will showing her free-form wire wrapping pendants made with mostly natural gemstones. One of her pieces was worn to last year’s Emmy’s nomination event in Los Angeles! For more information, please contact Terri Zitrick-Dennehy at 423.598.6202. Gallery Hours: Tue-Fri 10am-6pm & Sat 10am-5pm.
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“Jellies: The Living Art” Exhibition
10am
Title: “Jellies: The Living Art” Exhibition
Location: Hunter Museum of American Art
Link out: Click here
Description: Hunter Museum of American Art, 10 Bluff View. (423) 266-0944.
Start Date: 2009-07-01
Start Time: 10:00
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“More than Words” Exhibit
10am
10 a.m. River Gallery, 400 E. Second St. (423) 265-5033. www.river-gallery.com
The March exhibiting artists explore the depths of narrative and the human condition. Fiber artist Martha Beadle utilizes her skills in needlework to express her love for poetry and art. Her result is wildly colorful, intricate creations anchored by a quotation or line of poetry. The hand-built figures of clay artist Becky Gray evoke a quiet contemplation of the human experience. Her work blends subjects of man and nature into a working dialogue. Gallery hours: Mon-Sat 10am-5pm; Sun 1-5pm & by appointment, open to public, no charge for admission. For more information, contact 423.265.5033 x5 or details@river-gallery.com
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“Explorations in Steel” by Julie Clark
11am
11 a.m. In-Town Gallery, 26A Frazier Ave. (423)267-9214. www.intowngallery.com
In-Town Gallery is pleased to present “Explorations in Steel” an exhibition featuring Asian-influenced sculptural wall hangings by member-artist Julie Clark. There will be a First Friday Opening from 5 to 8 p.m. on March 5, and the exhibit will be featured for the entire month of March. The gallery is open seven days a week, Monday through Saturday from 11 to 6 p.m. and Sundays from 1 to 5 p.m.
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“Sister City” by Elizabeth Turbergen
11am
11 a.m. Association for Visual Arts, 30 Frazier Ave. (423) 265-4282. www.avarts.org
Back in the U.S. for just a week to set up this exhibition, video and mixed media installation artist, Elizabeth Tubergen, a Covenant College alumnus, will bring her thought-provoking work to the AVA Gallery, then return to Iceland to continue her work funded by both the Fulbright and America-Sandinavian Foundations.
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“Eye of the Beholder”
11am
11 a.m. Asher Love Gallery, 3914 St. Elmo Ave. (423) 822-0289. www.asherlovegallery.blogspot.com
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“Earth”
12pm
Warehouse Row Project Space, 1110 Market St. (423) 280-7182. www.tannerhillgallery.com -
“Mary Ferris Kelly” Exhibition
12pm
Linda Woodall Fine Arts will showcase works by Mary Ferris Kelly through March 31st. Address: 7836 Ooltewah-Georgetown Road; Hours: Noon-5 p.m. Wednesday-Friday and by appointment. Admission: Free. For additional information please call 238-9985.
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Pat Godwin
7:30pm
Two shows: 7:30 p.m. & 10 p.m. The Comedy Catch, 3224 Brainerd Rd. (423) 629-2233. www.thecomedycatch.com
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“The Wizard of Oz”
7:30pm
7:30 p.m. Colonnade Center, 264 Catoosa Cir. (706) 935-9000.
