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Hunter Museum of American Art
One of the largest American art collections in the nation. Stunning blufftop setting.
Songbirds Guitar Museum
Rare and vintage guitar collection, open for viewing during shows and rentals at Songbirds
Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum
Interactive vintage train rides through scenic landscapes
Bessie Smith Cultural Center
Celebrating African American heritage since 1983
Bluff View Art District
Walkable district with gardens, galleries, cafes, and historic B&Bs
The Signal
Concert hall at the Chattanooga Choo Choo hosting touring national acts
Barrelhouse Ballroom
Mid-sized concert venue (~500 capacity) inside Five Wits Brewing
Tivoli Theatre
1921 historic "Jewel of the South" on the National Historic Registry
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Chattanooga River Games: High Dives, Wakesurf and Free Music on the River
Pro high divers, wakesurfers and highliners take over the Tennessee River at Ross's Landing every August, with free electronic music each night. Here's when the River Games happens, what VIP costs and where to park.
10 Best Historic Sites in Chattanooga That Bring the Past to Life
From Civil War battlefields on Lookout Mountain to a 130-year-old pedestrian bridge and the train station that inspired a hit song, these are the historic sites in Chattanooga that tell the city's story.
9 Best Museums in Chattanooga That Are Actually Worth Your Time (2026)
From world-class art collections to vintage trains and hands-on science exhibits, here are the best museums in Chattanooga that locals and visitors both love.
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