Chattanooga October events

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I think starting this coming week, we will finally start to see those fall-like temperatures, and finally start to see the leaves begin to change! This time of year is awesome in Chattanooga with tons of opportunities to explore our natural wonders and taste several fun local fares. From outdoor adventures to cultural events, there's something for everyone to enjoy in the Scenic City. In this edition of our newsletter, we'll be highlighting some of the most anticipated happenings this autumn.

Three Sister's Bluegrass Festival October (6-7)

The "Three Sisters" in bluegrass music typically refer to three sibling musicians: Sharon White, Cheryl White, and Rosanne Cash. These three sisters have made significant contributions to the bluegrass and country music genres, each with their own successful careers. Two nights of bluegrass. Does it get any better?

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http://www.3sistersbluegrass.com/

Chattanooga Motorcon (October 13-14)

The Fourth Annual Chattanooga Motorcar Festival, sponsored by Millennium Bank and Ferrari of Atlanta from October 13-15, 2023, will benefit The Neuroscience Center at CHI Memorial and the Neuroscience Innovation Foundation of Chattanooga. The "Chattanooga Motorcar Festival" is an annual automotive event held in Chattanooga, Tennessee. This festival typically celebrates a wide range of automotive culture, including classic cars, vintage automobiles, motorsports, and more. It provides a platform for car enthusiasts to come together, showcase their vehicles, and enjoy various activities related to the automotive world.

Chattanooga Boo in the Zoo (October 13-29)

"Boo in the Zoo" is a popular Halloween event held at the Chattanooga Zoo in Chattanooga, Tennessee. It's a family-friendly celebration that typically takes place in October, creating a fun and slightly spooky atmosphere for visitors of all ages.The Chattanooga Zoo’s annual Boo in the Zoo is a family-friendly celebration filled with merry-not-scary decorations, trick-or-treat stations, scavenger hunt, costume show, and more! Find out more here.

https://www.chattzoo.org/events/boo-in-the-zoo-1-1

Fire Up The Fields is our sculpture burn that is held in the park. The event is free and open to the public, and for all ages. VIP tickets and experience available for purchase.

Cleveland Apple Festival (October 16th)

https://clevelandapplefestival.org/

I love this event because it is a little smaller and oh so much fun for the kiddos! The Cleveland Apple Festival in Historic Downtown Cleveland, Tennessee featuring Apple Valley Orchard. This festival will have plenty to do and experience for kids, adults and families with over 100 vendors including artists, crafters, musicians, dancers, Apple Blossom pageant, food and local businesses. A KidsZone with bounce houses, pony rides, and petting zoo will also be present. Find out more here.

Ketner's Mill (October 21-22)

https://www.ketnersmill.org/

This is my husband's favorite, so you'll likely see us here! Ketner's Mill Country Arts & Crafts Fair is two days packed with unique arts & crafts, delicious southern-style foods, live music, and activities for the whole family. Step back in time to see the old mill churn out freshly ground cornmeal, pet farm animals, and see blacksmiths, woodworkers, and other artisans demonstrate their craft.