Chattanooga’s vibrant culture is enriched by artists like Isaac Duncan III, whose large-scale sculptures bring stories of heritage, resilience, and creativity to life. Raised in Brooklyn, New York, and of Caribbean descent, Duncan’s artistic journey led him from the University of Notre Dame to the

Don’t miss the Coker Museum in downtown Chattanooga for a unique look into automotive history. This museum, created by vintage car enthusiast Corky Coker, houses an impressive collection of restored classic cars and motorcycles.

What You’ll See

The museum showcases a range of vehicles, from

A Rich History

Perched along the Tennessee River, Chattanooga's Bluff View Art District is a captivating enclave of art, history, and cultural gems. Established in the early 1990s by Dr. Charles and Mary Portera, this district has transformed from a collection of historic buildings into a vibrant

The International Towing and Recovery Hall of Fame and Museum offers a unique glimpse into the history of towing. With exhibits showcasing the evolution of tow trucks from their inception in 1916 to the latest technologies, the museum provides an engaging educational experience for all ages.

Discover Chattanooga’s Vibrant Culinary Scene

Step into Chattanooga's vibrant mix of flavors, culture, heritage and arts with Briana Garza and Chatt Taste Food Tours. As a proud alumna of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Briana's passion for her city shines through as she invites you on

Offering one of Chattanooga’s most unique dining experiences, Calliope Restaurant is a culinary gem that serves up traditional Levantine cuisine with a modern twist. At its helm is the talented Chef Khaled Albanna, who shares a deep passion for showcasing the diverse flavors of Mediterranean and

Houston Museum of Decorative Arts

If you're exploring Chattanooga, the Houston Museum of Decorative Arts is a must-visit. Nestled in the Bluff View Art District, this hidden gem is a captivating blend of art, history, and culture.

Artistry Awaits

While the museum houses an extensive collection of

Who: Anyone who loves classic pinball and classic arcades.

What: With over forty classic games, the Chattanooga Pinball Museum is one of the coolest retro spots in Chattanooga. If you are a classic gamer you would love to check out games like Black Knight, Apollo, Cyclone and more.

When: Open

Who: Fans of Chattanooga’s rich mural arts scene

What: ArtsBuild helps build a stronger community through the arts. Their investments in arts education, art leadership, and artist grants bring color and activation to the city. This is especially true with mural projects with artists like Alex Paul

Who: Anyone who loves live shows.

What: The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Auditorium is a historic auditorium dedicated on November 11, 1922, Veterans Day, as Chattanooga’s living memorial to those who have served in the armed forces.

When: Throughout the year check out full-scale theatrical