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Riverbend Festival |  Chattanooga
Jun 2010 (annual)
More than 650,000 people visit Chattanooga's Riverbend festival for nine nights of music on six stages from 100-plus artists. Jazz, country, blues, folk, bluegrass and classical music are all on the bill. |
Ruby Falls Haunted Cavern |  Ruby Falls
Sep - Oct 2010; Fri and Sat only (various dates)
Ruby Falls Haunted Cavern is an ambitiously terrifying Halloween experience, based around the story of the Grimsby family, owners of the local slaughterhouse. Visitors are left to explore and escape from the horrifying monsters that dwell deep in the dark... |
Chattanooga |  Chattanooga
Daily
Chattanooga is home to plenty of park and walk activities, a great aquarium and iconic American attractions such as Ruby Falls, Lookout Mountain and Rock City. It is also the venue for the annual Riverbend Festival, a week-long music event in June. |
Pops on the River | Coolidge Park
Jul 2010 (annual)
The Chattanooga Symphony & Opera celebrate Independence Day at Coolidge Park with their Pops on the River spectacular. Popular classical pieces by composers such as Tchaikovsky and Sousa are presented alongside well-known music from the world of cinema. |
Southern Brewer's Festival | Chattanooga Riverfront
Aug 2010 (annual)
The Chattanooga riverfront is the place to be for beer-lovers when the Southern Brewer's Festival comes to town. Local breweries show off their finest brews, live bands entertain the crowds and there's plenty of food to soak up the alcohol... |
Swingfest | Coolidge Park
Sep 2010 (annual)
On Labor Day in Chattanooga, the best local swing bands perform at Swingfest in the city's Coolidge Park. Evening activities include one-hour concerts and dance workshops, enabling partygoers to enjoy a spot of dancing. Food and drink vendors are available. |
Wine Over Water | Chattanooga
Sep 2010 (annual)
Chattanooga's Wine Over Water festival combines the beauty of the historical Walnut Street Bridge with the pleasures of wine tasting. Visitors can admire the Tennessee River and enjoy music and food while sampling over 100 wines from different countries. |
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