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  • It’s a four-decade tradition on the Friday after Thanksgiving: reindeer and lighted boats in downtown Chattanooga. This Friday, from 4 PM to 8 PM, Reindeer on the Riverfront returns to Ross’ Landing - and on the Tennessee River, the Lighted Boat Parade from “The Southern Belle” and Erwin Marine Sales.
  • Richard Winham shares a conversation with Louise Kennedy.
  • Richard Winham shares a conversation with Robert Crais about his most recent novel, Racing the Light.
  • In our latest conversation as part of seventy years of the Hunter Museum of American Art in Chattanooga, we share perspectives from artists within reach of the Hunter here in the Southeast. Our guests: Jeffrey Morton, Baggs McKelvey, Amy Pleasant and Vadis Turner.
  • This season of student storytellers at UTC’s Rising Rock. A training onramp at UTC for future freight brokers. MainX24 returns; Back-to-back holiday plays at CTC. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”
  • At Chattanooga Theatre Centre, it’s a stocking stuffer of plays for the holidays. Scott Dunlap is the director of “Every Christmas Story Ever Told (And Then Some!)”, which premieres this Friday. Chuck Tuttle is the director of “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever”, which opens next Friday, December 9th.
  • Preserve Chattanooga: front lines of historic preservation. Still images build trust for social work students at UTC. Rosario Moore, teacher - and creator of “The Wholks.” These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”
  • Richard Winham shares a session from Brandy Robinson, recorded live downtown at The Chattanooga Public Library.
  • The latest arrival on the Chattanooga art scene is more than just a gallery - it’s an experience that surrounds you, maybe even confounds you. On Friday, starting at 5 PM, Immersion Gallery hosts a soft opening at 231 Broad St., the former downtown location of Rock/Creek.
  • Now in its 70th year, the Hunter Museum of American Art here in Chattanooga has evolved in many ways through the decades. As we conclude our conversation series in collaboration with the Museum, we talk about the Hunter and African-American art.
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