Ready, Set, Fringe: The Chattanooga Fringe Fest At Barking Legs

By Ray Bassett

Published November 3, 2025 at 11:07 PM EST

“Unleash the Art (Again)!” sign for the Chattanooga Fringe Fest.

“Unleash Art (Again)!” is the theme for this weekend’s Chattanooga Fringe Fest.

Back for a second year, the fest featuring visual and performing artists takes place Friday through Sunday at Barking Legs Theater.

Holly Morse-Ellington and Marcus Ellsworth are with Barking Legs.

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