Arts & Culture

At the Shire of Vulpine Reach's torchlight tournament, male and female warriors fight after dark in a realistic recreation of medieval combat.  Hear the battle.

Jack Gray has donned a tuxedo and dark eye shadow to bring the character Dr. Shock back from the grave.   He has revived Tommy Reynold's character from the 1960's and 70's late night television show in Chattanooga.

Arts in the Park Festival is Labor Day at the Veteran's Memorial Park in Collegedale Tennessee. 

If you've got an idea for a new cultural festival--one that would attract crowds who normally pass up the arts--then Allied Arts of Greater Chattanooga might fund it.

The Mid-South Regional Meeting for the National Association of Clock and Watch Collectors is August 31 and September 1 at the Chattanooga Convention Center. 

CTC opens 2012-13 Season with 'Cabaret' on the Main Stage.    Season Subscriptions will be available through September 7th, 2012.  

Six teams of architects created six concept designs to improve various city blocks and neighborhoods downtown.  It was part of a year-long contest called The Urban Design Challenge.  In this segment, we discuss what it would take to make these designs real.

Michelle Stratton, a Red Bank sophomore, loves singing country music.  She's been diagnosed with cystic fibrosis, a condition that affects her lungs and impairs her breathing.  Despite that, she sings loud and proud.  Saturday, August 25th, she'll sing country music hits at the UTC Fine Arts Center.  The concert is free and open to the public.

The third annual Ten for Tenn Play Festival presented by the Fine Arts and Theater Department of Tennessee Wesleyan College has extended the deadline for script submissions.