A musical farce written by Stephen Flahrety and Lynn Ahrens. Based on the 1983 novel The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo by Michael Butterworth, this musical follows the story of a young man following the zany requests of his uncle, and the interesting characters he encounters along the way.

A musical farce written by Stephen Flahrety and Lynn Ahrens. Based on the 1983 novel The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo by Michael Butterworth, this musical follows the story of a young man following the zany requests of his uncle, and the interesting characters he encounters along the way.

A musical farce written by Stephen Flahrety and Lynn Ahrens. Based on the 1983 novel The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo by Michael Butterworth, this musical follows the story of a young man following the zany requests of his uncle, and the interesting characters he encounters along the way.

Grad Finale!  Come get your cap and gown!  Make sure all paperwork is complete for graduation!  

Come by!  Pick up your cap and gown for graduation!

Join the fight against procrastination and get working on those end-of-semester research papers and studying for exams! The Library is here to support you and offer encouragement with food and refreshments, treat bags, coffee, research help, prize wheel with gobs of prizes, goal setting board, and super enthusiastic librarians ready to CHEER YOU ON! Everything at this event is FREE!

• Meet with faculty, administrators, and students.
• Visit labs.
• Learn about admissions, financial aid, scholarships, career planning, student activities, and campus organizations.
• Light refreshments.

To RSVP contact Shirley Moore

• email shirley.moore@chattanoogastate.edu
• 423-697-2689

The UTC Symphony Orchestra will present a concert featuring The Mississippi River Suite by Florence Price, the 1st African-American woman to have a work performed by a major symphony.

Adventure around the world through international tastes and sounds!

We will have over 10 international food options, cultural performances, and free activities like henna tattoos, Asian writing, and more. All food and activities are free with ChattState ID.

Food will be served at 11am.

For more information or interest in hosting a cultural booth, please contact Silang Sam at silang.sam@chattanoogastate.edu

Chattanooga State students of vocal and instrumental applied study will perform a recital of selected musical works of the classical, contemporary, and traditional American repertories.

10th Anniversary Guest of Honor:
Chattanooga State President, Dr. Rebecca Ashford

The Chattanooga State Symphonic Band invites you to part two of our multi-media series featuring music and videos from Video Games!  Program highlights include The Legend of Zelda, World of Warcraft, Halo, Civilization, Kingdom Hearts, and more!  The ensemble is directed by Nicholas Hartline and includes students of Chattanooga State, Collegiate High, the STEM School of Chattanooga, and community volunteers.

ROME (Real Opportunities for Mentoring Experiences) in Culinary is a TBR-funded project that pairs experienced neurotypical culinary students with neurodiverse students who have either autism or intellectual disabilities.

The Chattanooga State Cookoff will feature ROME program mentees and mentors showcasing their work in a variety of delicious dishes.

Please call CAADS (Center for Access & Disability Services) Director, Kristi Strode (423-697-4454) to find out more!

The Chattanooga State Music Department presents a “Concise Choral Music History”. The Concert Choir, the Faculty and Staff Choir, and Alumni Choir will join forces to celebrate the many decades of choral singing at Chattanooga State. Join the festivities as we highlight great choral works across a variety of style periods and genres.