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Concert Choir
"Something Old, Something Blue, and a Few Jokes Just For You!" Come join Chattanooga State's Concert Choir as we celebrate April Fool's Day. Be ready for some "off the wall" selections and musical shenanigans.
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All events are free to the public (except as noted) and are presented at the Chattanooga State Humanities Theatre (except as noted), 4501 Amnicola Highway.
Donations will be accepted at the door.
For more information call:
- 423.697.2460 (for Music)
- 423.697.3246 (for Theatre)
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ChattState Give Day
Wednesday, April 02, 2025
Help Chattanooga State reach our goal of 250 donors in one 24-hour period.
Fundraising efforts will focus on four Chattanooga State Foundation funds:
- Student Health Clinic
Supports our on-campus student health clinic which offers no-cost healthcare to students 18 and older.
- Helping Hands Fund
Supports our most vulnerable students who encounter financial crisis that may prevent them from staying in school.
- SkillsUSA Fund
Supports faculty, staff and student participation in SkillsUSA state and national competitions.
- Athletic Program Fund
Supports our student athletes with things like meals and transportation to competitions.
You, as a member of our ChattState family, play a huge role in the success of our school each and every day. Please consider making a tax-deductible gift to the Chattanooga State Foundation during ChattState Give Day to demonstrate that our investment in students goes well beyond the classroom.
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Jazz Festival
Join us for Chattanooga State’s annual Jazz Festival, a celebration of jazz that includes performances by the Premier Jazz Orchestra, the ChattState Jazz Band, and faculty and staff. For a detailed schedule of performance times and locations, please call 423-697-2699.
Location:
- Humanities Theatre
- OMNI 124/126 (Faculty/Staff Dining Room)
All events are free to the public (except as noted) and are presented at the Chattanooga State Humanities Theatre (except as noted), 4501 Amnicola Highway.
Donations will be accepted at the door.
For more information call:
- 423.697.2460 (for Music)
- 423.697.3246 (for Theatre)
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Chattanooga Clarinet Choir & Jericho Brass Band
The Chattanooga Clarinet Choir, led by Nicholas Hartline, will once again join forces with the Jericho Brass Band of Chattanooga, led by David Butler. Each ensemble will perform a diverse program of works for their unique instrumentation and then combine for a powerful finale!
All events are free to the public (except as noted) and are presented at the Chattanooga State Humanities Theatre (except as noted), 4501 Amnicola Highway.
Donations will be accepted at the door.
For more information call:
- 423.697.2460 (for Music)
- 423.697.3246 (for Theatre)
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Grad Finale - Spring 2025
Join us for a fun drop-in event to celebrate your graduation, whether you are walking across the stage or not.
The following offices will be available to meet with:
- Bursar: check to make sure you don't have any holds that will keep you from getting your diploma
- Bookstore: order memorabilia like diploma frames, etc.
- Career Services: Chat with Career Services about job search help, career advice, and resources to get you ready for what’s next.
- Records: check your address for your diploma and the name on your diploma
- Jostens: order a class ring and other memorabilia like invitations.
- Marketing: have a story to tell about your time at ChattState? We want to hear it!
- Alumni: Join the alumni association for networking and career opportunities, access to exclusive events and resources, and giving back and staying connected.
Cap & Gown, Cords, and Guest Tickets
If you ordered and plan to walk in graduation, you will pick up your cap and gown, cords, and guest tickets.
Did you miss the deadline to order you cap and gown for the Spring Graduation ceremonies? Contact the Graduation Committee to find out about walking in the December ceremonies.
Designating Someone Else to Pick Up Your Regalia
If you choose to have someone else pick up your cap and gown, you must complete and submit the Cap & Gown Pick-up Permission Form.
The person you designate will need to know your A# and present a photo ID matching the name you provide on the online form.
Learn more about Graduation.
You only need to attend Tuesday or Wednesday.
Jazz Band Concert
The Chattanooga State Jazz band presents an evening of jazz standards with mixed ensemble, under the musical direction of Jay Stanfill.
All events are free to the public (except as noted) and are presented at the Chattanooga State Humanities Theatre (except as noted), 4501 Amnicola Highway.
Donations will be accepted at the door.
For more information call:
- 423.697.2460 (for Music)
- 423.697.3246 (for Theatre)
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Grad Finale - Spring 2025
Wednesday, April 09, 2025
Join us for a fun drop-in event to celebrate your graduation, whether you are walking across the stage or not.
The following offices will be available to meet with:
- Bursar: check to make sure you don't have any holds that will keep you from getting your diploma
- Bookstore: order memorabilia like diploma frames, etc.
- Career Services: Chat with Career Services about job search help, career advice, and resources to get you ready for what’s next.
- Records: check your address for your diploma and the name on your diploma
- Jostens: order a class ring and other memorabilia like invitations.
- Marketing: have a story to tell about your time at ChattState? We want to hear it!
- Alumni: Join the alumni association for networking and career opportunities, access to exclusive events and resources, and giving back and staying connected.
Cap & Gown, Cords, and Guest Tickets
If you ordered and plan to walk in graduation, you will pick up your cap and gown, cords, and guest tickets.
Did you miss the deadline to order you cap and gown for the Spring Graduation ceremonies? Contact the Graduation Committee to find out about walking in the December ceremonies.
Designating Someone Else to Pick Up Your Regalia
If you choose to have someone else pick up your cap and gown, you must complete and submit the Cap & Gown Pick-up Permission Form.
The person you designate will need to know your A# and present a photo ID matching the name you provide on the online form.
Learn more about Graduation.
You only need to attend Tuesday or Wednesday.
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BASF Tech Academy - Application Due
Baden Aniline & Soda Factory (BASF) is the largest chemical producer in the world, and has partnered with ChattState to offer its Tech Academy summer program. BASF Tech Academy will introduce high school students to technical and craft careers through skills classes, workshops and industry tours. Beginning the week of June 9, participating students will be given the opportunity to explore a wide range of science, technology, engineering, arts and math (STEAM)-related career field opportunities through hands-on learning with industry professionals.
The program will show participants what it is like working as an operator, instrument technician, maintenance technician, lab technician, welder, and many other jobs.
"TECH Academy delivers engaging educational experiences, combining in-depth classroom learning with tours of local facilities, while drawing on the expertise of manufacturing industry leaders to help students explore the various technical career options that lie ahead," said Shelly King, site director at BASF's Chattanooga site.
Topics such as engineering practices, 3D printing, mechatronics, and robotics are explored in classroom and in-field settings. Tours will include BASF’s Chattanooga facility and other employers in the Chattanooga area.
The program, fully funded by BASF, is free for students and is part of BASF’s science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics (STEAM) education and workforce development efforts.
Applications for this year’s program are now open and will close on Friday, April 11, 2025.
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CANCELED: Open House Egg-stravaganza
Chattanooga State’s 2025 Open House Eggstravaganza has been canceled. The event was originally scheduled for April 12, 2025, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Despite this cancelation, your next step toward your future doesn’t have to wait. There are still plenty of ways to explore all that ChattState has to offer:
- Visit ChattState: Schedule a personalized tour to see our programs in action and discover how ChattState can help you reach your career and education goals.
- Learn more about ChattState: sign up to receive information about programs, scholarships, and financial aid.
- Apply to ChattState for Free: if you’re ready to take the next step, our online application is open and completely free.
We look forward to seeing you on campus soon! Your future starts at ChattState.
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Harnsberger & Jones Duo - Percussion Concert
Wednesday, April 16, 2025
Andy Harnsberger and Caitlin Jones are currently in demand as marimba soloists and guest clinicians across the United States. Collectively, their YouTube channels have amassed over 1.7 million views. This concert will feature an original work by Andy Harnsberger, two commissions specifically written for the duo, as well as percussion ensemble showcasing a variety of instruments.
All events are free to the public (except as noted) and are presented at the Chattanooga State Humanities Theatre (except as noted), 4501 Amnicola Highway.
Donations will be accepted at the door.
For more information call:
- 423.697.2460 (for Music)
- 423.697.3246 (for Theatre)
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Writers@Work: Inside the Mind of Lorrie Moore (author interview)
Enjoy beautiful views of the Tennessee River from the lobby of the Hunter Museum during Writers @ Work's annual interview night. Ray Bassett, host and producer of Scenic Roots on WUTC, will interview Lorrie Moore about her life as a writer, her move to the South, and her experiences in the classroom. Join us at the Hunter Museum of American Art to ask questions, get your books signed, and mingle with other readers from the community while enjoying a selection of delicious desserts at our author’s reception. This in-person event is free to the public, but registration is required.

Hats Off to Excellence
Hats Off to Excellence is Chattanooga State’s annual award ceremony to highlight exceptional students, faculty, and staff.
- The deadline to register for this event is April 8.
- Awards Recipients must check in by 5:15pm
More Info
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Writers@Work: The Craft of Writing with Lorrie Moore
Wednesday, April 23, 2025
Room:
ArtsBuild (301 E 11th St)
Writers @ Work and SoLit invite you to visit ArtsBuild for a craft talk with Lorrie Moore. Her writing ranges from short stories to novels to nonfiction. (She’s even written a children’s book.) Come listen to her discuss how she balances a writing life with a teaching career, what brings her inspiration, and what she’s working on now. Bring your questions and be prepared to take notes! Light refreshments will be served. This in-person event is free to the public, but registration is required.

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TCAT Plant Sale (4/24)
The ChattState Landscape and Turf Management Program has a variety of annuals, herbs, vegetables, and indoor plants available for sale at our Plant Sale! These plants are grown and cared for by our TCAT Landscape and Turf Management program right here at ChattState in the TCAT Green House. Stop by purchase a plant, and learn more about the program.
Credit Cards, Checks, & Cash accepted.
The Plant Sale will be held while supplies last.
Writers@Work: Last Stop to Nashville
On her last stop as she makes her way back home to Nashville, author Lorrie Moore will share her work with students and the public at the ChattState Kimball site. Listen to the author read from her various works and come prepared with questions and to have your books signed. This in-person event is free to the public, but registration is required.

"Five Lesbians Eating a Quiche" - Thursday (4/24/24)
Room:
Faculty/Staff Dining Room
Chattanooga State Fine Arts is pleased to present its third annual dinner theatre production, this time featuring the play "Five Lesbians Eating a Quiche" by Evan Linder and Andrew Hobgood.
Concord Theatricals describes the show with this: “It’s 1956 and the Susan B. Anthony Society for the Sisters of Gertrude Stein are having their annual quiche breakfast. Will they be able to keep their cool when Communists threaten their idyllic town?” The play is directed by guest artist Amanda Medlin and will feature ChattState students and alumni.
Admission: $20 (includes dinner and the show)
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“Pass the Baton!” an Evening of Student-Led Music and Musical Excellence?
Join us for a spectacular evening where students take the podium, passing the baton of musical leadership. Enjoy a captivating flute solo by Savanna Daniel, as she performs Rhapsody for Flute. Don’t miss this incredible night of student-led music!
FEATURING:
- Student Conductors
- Special Flute Solo by Savanna Daniel Performing Rhapsody for Flute
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TCAT Plant Sale (4/25)
The ChattState Landscape and Turf Management Program has a variety of annuals, herbs, vegetables, and indoor plants available for sale at our Plant Sale! These plants are grown and cared for by our TCAT Landscape and Turf Management program right here at ChattState in the TCAT Green House. Stop by purchase a plant, and learn more about the program.
Credit Cards, Checks, & Cash accepted.
The Plant Sale will be held while supplies last.
"Five Lesbians Eating a Quiche" - Thursday (4/25/24)
Room:
Faculty/Staff Dining Room
Chattanooga State Fine Arts is pleased to present its third annual dinner theatre production, this time featuring the play "Five Lesbians Eating a Quiche" by Evan Linder and Andrew Hobgood.
Concord Theatricals describes the show with this: “It’s 1956 and the Susan B. Anthony Society for the Sisters of Gertrude Stein are having their annual quiche breakfast. Will they be able to keep their cool when Communists threaten their idyllic town?” The play is directed by guest artist Amanda Medlin and will feature ChattState students and alumni.
Admission: $20 (includes dinner and the show)
Buy Tickets
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"Five Lesbians Eating a Quiche" - Thursday (4/26/24)
Room:
Faculty/Staff Dining Room
Chattanooga State Fine Arts is pleased to present its third annual dinner theatre production, this time featuring the play "Five Lesbians Eating a Quiche" by Evan Linder and Andrew Hobgood.
Concord Theatricals describes the show with this: “It’s 1956 and the Susan B. Anthony Society for the Sisters of Gertrude Stein are having their annual quiche breakfast. Will they be able to keep their cool when Communists threaten their idyllic town?” The play is directed by guest artist Amanda Medlin and will feature ChattState students and alumni.
Admission: $20 (includes dinner and the show)
Buy Tickets
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Chattywampus Trio
The faculty trio Chattywampus, led by flutist Cindy Solfest-Wallis, clarinetist Nicholas Hartline, and pianist Alan Nichols, will present an evening of chamber music from various musical periods and styles. The concert will also feature a student ensemble.
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Music: Student Recital
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.
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