Regular admission ($20 nonmember adults). Includes walk to The Passage at Ross's Landing, discussion about the history of the land and art-making. July 13: Honoring the Land and Reflecting in Its Creation, 6-7:30 p.m. Includes walk around museum grounds with Reflection Riding naturalist to see flora and fauna to inspire an artistic creation. July 9: Sunday Studio: Creating in Nature's Studio, 2-4 p.m. HUNTER MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART - 10 Bluff View. "Something for Children" community show, through July 30. įRANKLIN COUNTY ARTS GUILD - The Artisan Depot, 204 E. "Middle Ground" by Robert Schoolfield and Jet Smith, through July 15. "Shades of Black," group exhibition in partnership with Chattanooga Festival of Black Arts & Ideas, through July 14. "The Magic of Watercolor" by Tennessee Watercolor Society, through Aug.
Alabama polled at 13th for its bacon-wrapped meatloaf, and Georgia's Luther burgers, which substitute glazed doughnuts for the traditional bun, were 32nd on the list.ĪTHENS ART CENTER - 320 N. Tennessee's hot chicken placed 10th overall. The top picks were Vermont's ice cream, Kentucky's signature fried chicken, Pennsylvania's Philly cheesesteak, Massachusetts' chocolate chip cookies and Illinois' deep-dish pizza. polled 3,000 dieters across the nation to find out which fast-food dishes they most dislike, based on how hard they are to give up when counting calories. Nashville hot chicken may be beloved in Tennessee (and beyond), but it has made a Top 10 list of foods most loathed by dieters - but only because they find it hard to resist. Here's what the Chattanooga area has to offer this week.
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