Community Calendar

Returning for another season on September 3, Noontunes will feature local musicians every week at Miller Park from 12pm - 1pm!

Hosted in partnership with the City of Chattanooga Parks & Outdoors and the City of Chattanooga Office of Arts, Culture and Creative Economy, Noontunes offers residents, employees and neighbors an opportunity to enjoy the outdoors, games, food trucks and free live music as a part of the series, “Take a Break”.

In addition to seeing the concerts in person, shows are later aired on WUTC 88.1FM.

Noontunes has been held since 2016 and features Chattanooga area based musicians. The program has supported over 50 musicians and invested $20,000+ in Chattanooga's local music economy.
2026 Sponsors include City of Chattanooga Parks & Outdoors, Tennessee Arts Commission, First Horizon Bank, and Food City.

For the full schedule, visit www.rivercitycompany.com/noontunes

A grand ole night of live country & hillbilly music.

Flying for Kids is a family-friendly radio-control model aircraft event hosted by the Bradley County Radio Control Model Aircraft Club. Visitors can watch a variety of model aircraft in flight and learn about aviation, aerodynamics, radio-control systems, aircraft construction, and the technical skills involved in model aviation.

The event raises money for The Caring Place SacPac Meals program, which helps provide meals for children in need over the weekends. Spectator admission is free. Food will be available for purchase, and restrooms will be available on site.

Participating pilots must hold current AMA membership. Pilot donations are requested.

For additional information, contact Jeannine Patterson at piperj3cub.jp@gmail.com or visit https://bcrcmac.org/

From 4-5:30pm ChattaSings is excited to share with the larger Chattanooga community the songs of Solidarity we’ve been singing together weekly for the past few weeks! This is a participatory event (not a performative one), and as such attendees will be invited to breathe, hum, and sing along and add their unique voice to the circle.

Afterward we will share a meal together via a community potluck dinner (5:30-6:30pm).

At 6:30pm Fruit of Labor Singing Ensemble from Raleigh, NC will share an acoustic set of their songs born out of over 30 years of signing that is rooted in community and labor movements of the South. "The Fruit of Labor’s songs and music touches all because it is rooted in our people’s ageless traditions of chants, call and response, spirituals, reggae, jazz, blues, R&B, soul, folk, hip-hop and spoken word. It’s an exciting mixed bag of dancing, energy, down in your bones spiritual and “fightback” coming at you!"

The community is welcome to join for either or both of these unique community singing experiences!

Mark your calendars for September 14, 2026, as we celebrate a decade of making a difference at the beautiful Lookout Mountain Club golf course. Hosted by the Morning Pointe Foundation, this annual tournament supports our mission to provide caregiver support programs and fund clinical scholarships to advance the care of seniors.

Your participation helps us continue this vital work. Join us for a day of golf, camaraderie, and giving back. Together, we can make a lasting impact on senior care.

Returning for another season on September 3, Noontunes will feature local musicians every week at Miller Park from 12pm - 1pm!

Hosted in partnership with the City of Chattanooga Parks & Outdoors and the City of Chattanooga Office of Arts, Culture and Creative Economy, Noontunes offers residents, employees and neighbors an opportunity to enjoy the outdoors, games, food trucks and free live music as a part of the series, “Take a Break”.

In addition to seeing the concerts in person, shows are later aired on WUTC 88.1FM.

Noontunes has been held since 2016 and features Chattanooga area based musicians. The program has supported over 50 musicians and invested $20,000+ in Chattanooga's local music economy.
2026 Sponsors include City of Chattanooga Parks & Outdoors, Tennessee Arts Commission, First Horizon Bank, and Food City.

For the full schedule, visit www.rivercitycompany.com/noontunes

Get ready for a day of great golf, fun, and giving back! The Southeast Tennessee Project Access and Volunteers in Medicine Chattanooga are teaming up for this exciting tournament, raising funds to provide essential medical care for uninsured residents in our community. Thank you to presenting sponsors SmartBank and Capital Toyota.

🎟️ Registration & Sponsorships Available:
💎 Platinum Sponsor – $5,000 (Includes team, top-tier recognition, and more!)
🥇 Gold Sponsor – $2,500
🥈 Silver Sponsor – $1,250
🏌️‍♂️ 4-Member Team – $550
⛳ Hole Sponsor – $300

All players receive:
✅ One round of golf
✅ Complimentary range balls
✅ Use of practice facilities
✅ AM Flight Light breakfast & Lunch
✅ PM Flight Lunch & Wrap-up Snack

Doors: 6:30pm

PLEASE RIDESHARE - Parking is limited around the venue. We strongly recommend using rideshare apps like Uber or Lyft for transportation to and from the venue. There is a designated rideshare pick up / drop off location near the entrance for your convenience.

Doggie Days of Summer is geared towards senior and disabled dogs, but open to all dogs and their families.

Bring your dogs or kids out for a fun day of sniffs and snacks from browsing our established sniff stations to our All You Can Treat Bar.  There will be something for everyone with our array of local vendors, an onsite adoption / foster event, yummy food trucks, dog personality contests, and some engaging speakers providing a Vet Chatt panel discussion and training demonstrations.

We can't wait to end the Scenic City summer right in the middle of downtown celebrating our local community and their furry best friends!