3rd Annual Champagne Dinner

Southeastern Trust proudly presents Chattanooga Ballet's enchanting performance of The Nutcracker, featuring the Chattanooga Symphony & Opera playing live and over 200 students from Chattanooga Ballet's School. Join young Clara at her parents' festive holiday party, where she receives a magical Nutcracker doll from her godfather, Drosselmeyer. This gift sparks a fantastical adventure, transporting Clara from the battlefield with the Rat King to the enchanting Land of Snow and the dazzling Land of Sweets. Marvel at the dolls that spring to life, and be captivated by the swirling snowflakes on stage. Feel the excitement as children dance at the holiday gathering, the tension as the Nutcracker faces the Rat King, and the delight as the sweet treats come together to honor their young heroine. This timeless tale of courage and wonder is perfect for the whole family. Chattanooga Ballet invites you to celebrate the season with Chattanooga's most cherished holiday tradition, The Nutcracker!

Join Nooga Lights weekends (Fri, Sat, Sun) starting November 22nd and nightly starting December 29th for NoogaLights in Soddy-Daisy! Our 2024 drive-thru light show will feature a brand new holiday lighting display featuring state-of-the-art NoogaLights original lighting designs synchronized to music on your FM radio

Join Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum for a Festive Holiday Tea Room Experience in the charming upstairs viewing room of Grand Junction Depot. From November 9 to December 31, indulge in a delightful selection of delectable teas and a full high tea fare, featuring savory bites, sweet treats, and our favorite – freshly baked scones! For those looking to enhance their experience, choose the option to add a train ride on the Missionary Ridge Local. Each tea seating lasts 75 minutes, offering the perfect opportunity to relax and soak in the festive holiday atmosphere.

Justin Smith is a Nashville based comedian from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. On paper he is the definition of an Oklahoma stereotype. He was raised in a religious household, went to a strict Christian college, worked in the oilfield, loves the phrase "fixen to". But it doesn't take long after watching Justin to realize that he is far from a stereotype. Which is the main reason his resume is so diverse. He's appearred on the family friendly Circle Network show Live from Zanies, performed at the world famous Apollo Theater in Harlem and the prestigious Kennedy Center in Washington, DC. Justin is a frequent guest on The Nateland Podcast and XM appearances including The Bonfire; as well as touring with legendary comics like Nate Bargatze and Nick Swardson.