Living Local 10/16/26 – 11/14/26
Grate-Full / Free Native Trees / Ronald McDonald House / and more!
Living Local 10/16/26 – 11/14/26
/- The Head Of The Hooch Rowing Regatta will be in Chattanooga, November 7th and 8th at Ross’ Landing. 2,000 boats and thousands of athletes will be in town, and on the water, throughout that weekend. You can watch the action from anywhere downtown for free. And Volunteers are needed; sign up today at HeadOfTheHooch.org
/- Chattanooga’s city-wide pot luck lunch is on Thursday Nov. 19th, in front of the Bessie Smith Cultural Center. It’s called “Grate-Full”, and tables will be set up along the entire length of the street. Everyone’s invited to grab a meal and make new friends. Bring a couple of side dishes to share, and bring items the homeless will need during the chilly weather: laundry pods, canned goods, socks, and plastic silverware.
/- Early voting continues Mondays through Saturdays, through Oct. 29th. For early voting locations and hours, visit Elect.HamiltonTN.gov
/- Help raise money and awareness for the Ronald McDonald House. Don’t miss “Networking With Donuts And Coffee”, October 27th from 8:30 until 11am, at the bottom of The Incline in St. Elmo. Donations will be accepted.
/- EPB teams up with Reflection Riding, offering eligible EPB customers 2 free native trees each year. Those trees can be picked up on Saturday Oct. 24th at the Nature Center’s Native Plant Nursery, on Garden Road, from 9am til 1pm. Bring proof of your address with you. That’s October 24th at 9am.
/- The Filipino-American Association of Chattanooga invites you to their Night Market Food Festival, November 14th .. Celebrate Filipino food and culture and community, from 5 until 9pm, at the Little Manila Store on South Moore Road. November 14th.
