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Stephen Wing is a poet based in Atlanta. His recently-released book - “Wild Atlanta: Greenspaces and Preserves of ‘The City in the Forest” - features poems about nearly two-dozen protected wild places around Metro Atlanta. He comes to Chattanooga on Tuesday, October 10th.

One place for the community of writers in and around this city is the Chattanooga Writers’ Guild. On Saturday, October 21st, from 11 AM to 5 PM, the Guild will host its Fall Writing Workshop at Second Presbyterian Church - 700 Pine St.

What is gold worth in the realm of art? A new exhibition at the Hunter Museum of American Art here in Chattanooga raises that question. Angela Fraleigh is one of the artists whose works appear in the exhibition “Gilded."

Next week here in Chattanooga, The Enterprise Center will host “Networking and Neurodiversity: A Different Kind of Happy Hour” - on Wednesday on the fifth floor of The Edney, from 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM.

This episode of Tennessee Valley Across the Table by Jeneva Midgett features a conversation between Lily Ford and Helene Haile.

Next weekend, the City of Chattanooga hosts its inaugural Hispanic Heritage Festival. Free and open to the entire community, the festival is Sunday, October 15th from 4 PM to 9 PM in Miller Park.

Paulo Hutson Solórzano is a communicator across cultures here in Chattanooga. Co-founder of A Medida Communications, Paulo was recently honored with the Latino Leader of the Year Award from La Paz Chattanooga.

Paulo Hutson Solórzano on communicating across cultures. En Chattanooga, un nuevo festival de la herencia hispana. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

He was a lawyer, a diplomat - and an activist for civil rights for Mexican-Americans. Alonso S. Perales was born in San Antonio - and his life and work spanned the first half of the last century. A few years ago, Dr. Cynthia Orozco wrote a book about him.

We are looking back on the creation of Sculpture Fields at Montague Park here in Chattanooga with a series of conversations here on “Scenic Roots.” For our first conversation, we speak with Pamela Henry, Cathy Clifford and Jay Heavilon.