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“Alice by Heart” - a musical set during the London Blitz of World War II - is the upcoming production by UTC Theatre Co. on our campus at UTC, opening on Tuesday.

The first Black Legacy of Arts and Culture Festival - or B.L.A.C. Fest - features Black artistry and live conversation, Friday through Sunday here in Chattanooga.

Last year, SoundCorps - the nonprofit that supports the music community here in Chattanooga - surveyed that community on what it needs most now.

In 2024, a fire at The Chattery on Rossville Avenue in downtown Chattanooga forced the community education nonprofit to relocate.

Imagine a classical string quartet infused with jazz, folk, bluegrass, Latin, rock, funk and improvisational traditions. On Tuesday, The Turtle Island Quartet returns to UTC.

The Sequoya Review is the literary journal published by students here on our campus at UTC. On Wednesday, a launch party for this year’s issue will be held in the Guerry Center Reading Room.

This year’s lineup for Riverfront Nights in Chattanooga features a special concert on Saturday, July 4th celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States of America.

With World Quantum Day set for next Tuesday, there’s a push to train educators on how to teach in this field. Danna Bailey is with the Chattanooga Quantum Collaborative.

As our campus - the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga - hosts the Meacham Writers’ Workshop for this spring, another gathering for writers unfolds this week in this city.

Take a brief drive away from our campus, and you’ll find UTC’s Clarence T. Jones Observatory. This Friday, the Observatory comes to campus to launch something new.