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Take a romantic comedy by Shakespeare - and instead of in the Bard’s world, set it here in Chattanooga. Next, gather a cast of ten actors - playing more than twenty roles. That’s the formula for “Twelfth Night” - opening Friday at Chattanooga Theatre Centre, for ages ten and older.

Loneliness is a problem today for many men and boys - and a gathering this weekend here in Chattanooga offers a community for them. On Saturday, M-PACT - or Men + Impact - hosts “Where Men Connect” in Chattanooga’s Miller Park, starting at 8 AM.

On Thursday, Chattanooga Design Studio presents the latest talk in its CIVIQ speaker series - “Transit and Mobility: Lessons Learned From Nashville” with Erin Hafkenschiel of Think Tennessee - starting at 5:30 PM at the downtown Chattanooga Public Library.

One of the top-performing lobbying firms in Tennessee - and across the country - is based here in Chattanooga. Bridge Public Affairs has offices in this city, Nashville, Johnson City and Washington, DC. Todd Womack is president and CEO of Bridge.

Here in Chattanooga and Hamilton County, the first Arts Week is in full swing. At event after event since Monday and through Saturday, local creatives and arts organizations are weaving a tapestry of talent for the community to celebrate the nonprofit arts sector and its impact in this area.

For educators here in Chattanooga and Hamilton County, it takes a toolkit to cultivate learning through the arts for students in the classroom. That toolkit is teacher training in arts integration through a Kennedy Center Partners in Education team - or PIE.

Last year, a series of Chattanooga storytellers began telling their true tales at Barking Legs Theater. This weekend, Cast Iron Storytelling returns to Barking Legs with “Mileage” - a first anniversary story swap, on Sunday starting at 5:30 PM. Jason Tinney is founder and director of Cast Iron Storytelling.

(Aired Tues 4/29/25) Food banks across the country began this year already stretched by record demand and high food prices. Then came another blow: a billion dollar cut in Federal food aid, from food banks to meal programs - including the Chattanooga Area Food Bank.

(Aired Tues 4/29/25) For the first time, a new branch of this nation’s armed forces will be highlighted at this year’s Armed Forces Day Parade here in downtown Chattanooga. Friday’s parade - the longest-running armed forces parade in the country - begins at 10:30 AM on Market Street.

(Aired Tues 4/29/25) This week, “The A List” returns to our public media partner WTCI PBS. Alison Lebovitz hosts the 16th season of her one-on-one interview series, produced locally by WTCI, premiering Thursday at 8:30 PM and available on the PBS app.