Things to Do
Hunter Museum of American Art
One of the largest American art collections in the nation. Stunning blufftop setting.
Songbirds Guitar Museum
Extensive collection of rare and vintage guitars with free entry
Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum
Interactive vintage train rides through scenic landscapes
Bessie Smith Cultural Center
Celebrating African American heritage for 30+ years
Bluff View Art District
Walkable district with gardens, galleries, cafes, and historic B&Bs
The Signal
Industrial-chic warehouse concert venue 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
Upcoming Events
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Hunter Museum of American Art
4 Bridges Arts Festival
First Tennessee Pavilion
Chattanooga Symphony - Classics Concert
Tivoli Theatre
Songbirds: Women Who Rock Exhibit Opening
Songbirds Guitar Museum
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