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Día de los Muertos - or Day of the Dead - is a Latin American tradition, observed mostly in Mexico, that honors the dead with festivals and celebrations. Each year, it falls on November 1st and 2nd - but Creative Arts Guild in Dalton will celebrate early, on Friday starting at 6 PM.

Briana Garza and Ella Livingston on entrepreneurship. At CTC, raw revelations unfold in “August: Osage County.” Remembering Leslie Jordan, Chattanooga’s - & UTC’s - own. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots."

For Chattanooga, Leslie Jordan was one of a kind. The actor and singer - who won an Emmy for his role on TV’s “Will and Grace” - died yesterday in a car crash in Hollywood at age 67. Here, we pay tribute to the life and memory of this UTC alum.

Briana Garza is owner and founder of Chatt Taste Food Tours. Ella Livingston is owner and founder of Cocoa Asante. We bring you this conversation on entrepreneurship in collaboration with the Community Foundation of Greater Chattanooga.

A Community Culture Index for employers in Chattanooga. What’s next for the Chattanooga Parks and Outdoors Plan. “To be or not to be” for Hamlet at Scenic City Shakespeare. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

To reinvent Chattanooga as a city in a park, it takes a plan. The Chattanooga Parks and Outdoors Plan is a work in progress - and on Thursday starting at 5 PM, a public workshop on developing the plan will be held at Avondale Community Center.

In Hixson, “the play’s the thing.” That’s where Scenic City Shakespeare concludes its production of “Hamlet” on Friday and Saturday at Greenway Farms. Emma Collins is co-founder of Scenic City Shakespeare. Arche Twitty plays Hamlet - and Megan Cobb plays Ophelia.

Raíces: Roberto Venegas, CEO of marketing firm Bliones. At Sculpture Fields, the burning time of the year is here. “90’s by Nature” returns outdoors at Reflection Riding. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

Roberto Venegas is the CEO of Bliones, a marketing firm that serves entrepreneurs in the Latino community here in Chattanooga. I spoke with him recently during Hispanic Heritage Month, for our conversation series “Raíces” - in collaboration with La Paz Chattanooga.

Visit Sculpture Fields at Montague Park in Chattanooga - and you’ll see a 40-foot tall structure made of wood. Designed and constructed by a local artist, it is the centerpiece of this weekend’s “Fire Up the Fields Sculpture Burn” - a free event for the community on Saturday, starting at 5 PM.