49th Annual Antiques Show and Sale
Feb 17-19 | 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM | The Read House
Recognized as one of the premier Antiques Shows in the south, the 49th Annual Antiques Show & Sale benefits the Houston Museum of Decorative Arts which houses the world-class decorative art collection amassed by Anna Safley Houston. This year’s show has assembled an impressive array of over 20 dealers from around the country showcasing a diverse selection of merchandise at the historic Read House.
Tickets are good for all three Show days.
Price: $10
Ben Sollee & Scott Mulvahill
Feb 18 | 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM | Songbirds
Doors at 6:00 PM, Show at 7:00 PM, Seated Show
Ben Sollee:
Over the last two decades, Kentuckian Ben Sollee has distinguished himself as multi-faceted creative, blurring the lines between music, tech, and activism. A graduate of the University of Louisville School of Music, he holds a BFA in cello performance. Since his debut record in 2008, Mr. Sollee has released 6 studio records and nearly 10 EPs garnering praise from the New York Times and NPR. His music has been featured in tv shows such as Weeds and Parenthood. In addition, Sollee has a growing career as a composer for film, tv, and interactive media earning an Emmy Award in 2018 for his score on the ABC special Base Ballet. Beyond music, Mr. Sollee is known for his social and environmental advocacy working with organizations like Oxfam America, The Nature Conservancy, and Canopy KY to protect people and the land. He currently lives in Louisville, KY with his wife and three children.
Scott Mulvahill:
Frontman. Singer-songwriter. World-renowned upright bassist. Multi-instrumentalist. Scott Mulvahill is leaving his unique mark on the intersecting worlds of Americana, bluegrass, folk, jazz, rock & roll, and roots music. Raised in Houston, Mulvahill cut his teeth as a member of Ricky Skaggs’ acclaimed band, Kentucky Thunder. The group toured internationally for five years, backed by the bottom-heavy pulse of Mulvahill's upright bass. Along the way, he also composed music of his own, shining a light on the genre-jumping influences — Paul Simon’s sophisticated pop, James Taylor’s folk, Jaco Pastorius’ innovative jazz, and more — that would eventually inspire the material on his 2018 solo debut, Himalayas. His performances as part of Skaggs’ nightly shows laid the brickwork for Mulvahill’s transition from hotshot sideman to compelling frontman.
Price: General Admission Advanced: $20
Champagne & Mimosas ‘Home Design Inspiration Brunch’ Featuring Jimmy Adams
Feb 18 | 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM | The Read House
Join us as Jimmy Adams, one of Chattanooga’s premier interior designers and owner of Nell’s, talks about the latest home design trends including Grandmillenial Style which mixes old school aesthetics with modern flair. If you’ve been looking for interior design inspiration, please purchase your ticket today and join us for mimosas and a light brunch. Tickets are limited
The brunch will also include a free ticket to the Antiques Show which is good throughout the weekend.
Price: $65
RE-PAIR Tour of the Tennessee Triennial at the Hunter
Feb 18 | 2:00 to 2:30 PM | Hunter Museum of American Art
Join us for a guided tour of the Hunter’s RE-PAIR installation, a selection of contemporary works from our collection, many newly acquired. RE-PAIR, this year’s Tennessee Triennial theme, is inspiring
exhibits across the state. Find local exhibits at the ICA at UTC, Stove Works and the Hunter Museum. Free and open to all.
Brushes and Brunch at The Pottery Place!
Feb 19 | 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM | The Pottery Place of Chattanooga
Join us on the 3rd Sunday of every month for special early hours from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. You're invited to bring the whole family, your favorite sips & snacks, and get creative with us while we relax and paint the morning away. Light refreshments will be served - we'll see you there!
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