Oct 20Billy Strings — Tivoli Theatre Grand ReopeningOct 23IBMA Bluegrass Live!Oct 25Chattanooga Jazz FestOct 25Seven Bridges MarathonNov 7Head of the Hooch RegattaNov 14Christkindlmarkt on Signal MountainNov 22The Nutcracker! Magical Christmas BalletDec 5Christmas at the Choo-ChooOct 20Billy Strings — Tivoli Theatre Grand ReopeningOct 23IBMA Bluegrass Live!Oct 25Chattanooga Jazz FestOct 25Seven Bridges MarathonNov 7Head of the Hooch RegattaNov 14Christkindlmarkt on Signal MountainNov 22The Nutcracker! Magical Christmas BalletDec 5Christmas at the Choo-Choo
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Thursday, November 19

  • Free

    Free Trivia Night

    Evening

    Spare Time Entertainment, 5518 Brainerd Rd

    Free weekly trivia with Trivia Guys — no reservations needed, weekly prizes for top teams.

    Weekly through Dec 31

  • Free

    Storytime at the Downtown Library

    Thursdays — Baby Bounce & Family Storytime 10:00 AM, Toddler Time 11:00 AM

    Chattanooga Public Library — Downtown, 1001 Broad Street, Chattanooga, TN

    The downtown library runs free early-literacy storytimes for babies through age 5 every Thursday morning — songs, books, movement, and a little craft. Drop in; no registration.

    Weekly through Dec 31

  • FreeKids

    Creative Arts Studio (Ages 8–18)

    Thursdays, 4:00 – 5:30 PM

    Chattanooga Public Library — Avondale, Chattanooga, TN

    A free weekly drop-in art studio for kids and teens — drawing, painting and craft projects, materials provided.

    Weekly through Dec 31

  • Free

    Teen Game Time (Ages 12–18)

    4:30 – 5:30 PM

    Chattanooga Public Library, Chattanooga, TN

    A free after-school hangout for teens — video games, board games and snacks. Held select Thursdays.

    Weekly through Dec 31

  • KidsOutside

    Walker Farm Pioneer Days

    9:30 AM–1 PM daily

    Audubon Acres, 900 N Sanctuary Rd, Chattanooga, TN

    New! A five-day living-history program with 1800s skills: wood tools, butter churning, cider pressing, corn shucking and corn-husk dolls, tours of historic Spring Frog Cabin, and stations on pre-removal Cherokee life and the Trail of Tears. $10 per person ($8 for Audubon members), ages 3 and up. Reservations required; weekday tickets must be bought in advance. The petting zoo, pony rides and gem mine cost extra. No pets. Made for elementary-age children, families and homeschoolers.

    Runs through Nov 20

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