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This year brings a new chapter for The Pop-up Project. The performance arts organization here in Chattanooga has split into a nonprofit and a for-profit. The nonprofit - which retains The Pop-up Project name - provides outreach and education. Louis Marin-Howard is its interim executive director.

It’s a story of two friends across languages and continents - with meanings beyond maps. For this episode of "Scenic Roots," we speak with Steve Derthick, Giovanny Padilla Mojica and Pedro Abriles about the film "Journey with Giovanny" and the album "Escenas del Viaje."

Community voices for Chattanooga’s Parks and Outdoors. From Chattanooga Civics: What is a National Park City? Going for the green: St. Paddy’s at the Choo Choo. As you’ll hear - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

What is a National Park City - and what will it take for Chattanooga to become one Nathan Bird delves into the concept in this excerpt from his podcast “Chattanooga Civics.”

To build a “city in a park” here in Chattanooga, the people who live, work and play in this city now have a new way to have their say. Last month, the Chattanooga City Council unanimously approved the members of a recently created panel: the Chattanooga Parks and Outdoors Advisory Committee.

For this episode of "United for Working Families," we speak with Jennifer Andrews, director of early childcare strategies at the nonprofit Chattanooga 2.0 - and Katie Harbison, president of Chambliss Center for Children.

This St. Patrick’s Day weekend, the celebration is calling at the Choo Choo Gardens in downtown Chattanooga. St. Paddy’s at the Choo Choo is Saturday, starting at 2 PM. Tara Viland is with the Chattanooga Choo Choo. Marc Michael is lead singer for The Molly Maguires.

From Chattamatters: Redesigning for safety on Frazier Ave. “Boundaries” - a play in progress - at Barking Legs Theater. Fourteen concerts: the expanded lineup for Riverfront Nights. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

This weekend brings a play in progress to Chattanooga. “Boundaries” is now in development after readings in New York and Los Angeles. On Sunday, a staged reading of the play will be held at Barking Legs Theater, starting at 2:30 PM.

For the past few weeks, Chattanooga residents have been giving their feedback online in a public survey by the City of Chattanooga on two options to redesign Frazier Avenue for pedestrian safety. Ahead of Friday’s deadline for people to participate in the survey, here’s William Newlin of Chattamatters.