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In Spanish, the word “espero” means “hope.” A few weeks ago, ground was broken on E. Main St. for Espero Chattanooga. Years in the making, the supportive housing project when completed will provide units for adults with severe mental illness - run by the nonprofit AIM Center.

Over the summer, the first of five healing gardens opened at the Siskin Hospital for Physical Rehabilitation here in Chattanooga. Patients who visit Grady’s Garden are able to embrace nature during their physical therapy sessions.

They are known as “food forests,” “forest gardens” and “edible forests.” They mimic the ecosystem of the forest - aligned with growing patterns in nature - as a way to produce food for us. In this city, the Food Forest Coalition of Chattanooga is committed to this type of cultivation.

(Aired Thu 10/03/24) This weekend, una Gran Fiesta en el corazon de Chattanooga. “Fiestaval: A Taste of Latin America” - a community celebration for this Hispanic Heritage Month - is this Saturday from 11 AM to 9 PM in Miller Park.

(Aired Thu 10/03/24) This weekend, Chattanooga Football Club celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month. CFC hosts the New York Red Bulls II for the Fiesta CFC Game - Sunday, starting at 1 PM, at Finley Stadium.

(Aired Thu 10/03/24) “Fair is foul and foul is fair” in William Shakespeare’s tragedy “Macbeth.” Starting this Friday - and on every Friday and Saturday this month - Scenic City Shakespeare brings the play to Greenway Farm Park.

(Aired Thu 10/03/24) The Hoodoo Men cast their spell of the blues on our campus, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. They play this Friday - starting at 7:30 PM - in the Roland Hayes Concert Hall at the Fine Arts Center.

In time for Hispanic Heritage Month, students on our campus - the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga - are performing Federico García Lorca's play “Blood Wedding,” as the first production of the new season at UTC Theatre Co,

(Aired Thu 10/03/24) Chattanooga Ballet opens its 50th anniversary season with “Art / Legacy” - Saturday, October 5th at 6 PM and Sunday, October 6th at 3 PM - in the Roland Hayes Concert Hall at the Fine Arts Center here on our campus, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.

An hour away from Chattanooga in Grundy County, you’ll find The Caverns: home to cave concerts and tours, outdoor shows and festivals, camping, yurts and adventures in nature. Todd Mayo, the founder of The Caverns, tells his story in his book “Caveman Chronicles."