Category Archives: Chattanooga causes

Adera Talks Children

Posted on May 22, 2012 by New Chattanooga

We met with Adera at the Hunter Museum of American Art and the conversation quickly turned to children. Besides her brilliant work with art education for the children of our city she is a passionate proponent for the Children’s Advocacy … Continue reading →

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Posted in Chattanooga causes, CoffeeConnects, family, kids, the Arts, things to do | Tagged Children’s Advocacy Center of Hamilton County, Hunter Museum of American Art | 2 Comments

Camp House Coffee and Teal’s Vision of a Better Chattanooga

Posted on April 30, 2012 by New Chattanooga

Chattanooga is like all progressive cities, not everyone is sharing in the dream. But fortunately we have people like Teal. She’s one of those visionaries who is geared to see those not yet in that dream and have the drive, … Continue reading →

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Posted in Chattanooga causes, CoffeeConnects, ideas, South Side, urban renewal | Tagged Berry + Hunt, Glass House Collective, Project: PopUp, River City Company, the Camp House | Leave a comment

A Brief Note About Two Chattanooga Events

Posted on March 31, 2012 by New Chattanooga

I recently attended/took part in two Chattesque events, Green|Spaces‘ City Share and the 48 Hour Launch hosted by the Company Lab. Both happened in the same creative, entrepreneurial part of town centered on Main and Market Streets and both seem … Continue reading →

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Posted in Chattanooga causes, events, ideas, sustainability, things to do, urban design | Tagged 48 Hour Launch, City Share, Company Lab, Green Spaces | Leave a comment

Chatype has 20 days left

Posted on February 9, 2012 by New Chattanooga

If you want to know about a town, learn what interests the people. The Chatype project is one such interest. Chattanooga may be the first U.S. city to have its own typeface. And you can help. Click the logo and … Continue reading →