July 6
In-Town Gallery presents “See Through” exhibit
Coyee Shipp Langston is exhibiting her masks in partnership with FACES: The National Craniofacial Association to raise funds for the organization’s humanitarian restoration work by donating a portion of her sales during the month of July at In-Town Gallery. Her Asian-inspired works incorporate collage and found objects. View these unique pieces and meet the artist at the opening reception from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
July 6
2012 Nightfall Music Series
Dirty Bourbon River Show will perform their eclectic style of folk gypsy circus rock at Miller Plaza in downtown Chattanooga beginning at 8 p.m. Their soulful sound serves as “entrance music for a magical mystery tour of whiskey-soaked French Quarter back alleys,” says one critic. The Nightfall Concert Series is held each Friday night – rain or shine.
July 6
Free Bike2Work Breakfast
Bicycle commuters can join Outdoor Chattanooga for a free breakfast, including brew from Velo Coffee Roasters and gifts from River City Bicycles, from 7 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. at Miller Plaza in downtown Chattanooga. To learn more, call Outdoor Chattanooga at 423-643-6888.
July 7
Local indie movies to be screened at Heritage House
ChattaMovies will be hosting Open Screen Night at 7 p.m. at The Heritage House in East Brainerd. The organizers will screen about two hours of independently-produced short works by movie makers from Chattanooga and the surrounding region. Admission for the event is free. Jim Smith, one of the event’s organizers, says he thinks of Open Screen Night as an “open mic night” for indie movie makers. “We don’t even jury the submissions. Everyone’s film has a chance to be seen. There’s no better way to support the local indie artist than to watch his or her works being screened.”
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