Karaoke and assorted wings to kick-off Black History Month.

Commissioner Brad Turner from the Tennessee Department of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities will address students and community leaders about how we all serve those with these disabilities. This timely address will happen as Chattanooga State seeks to develop a new educational offering for those with intellectual disabilities.

Formed in 2018 by two brothers and their best friend, the Sequatchie River Band began life as a haphazard acoustic jam trio. Over the years, they have added a third brother and another close friend, and refined their sound, while maintaining a diverse repertoire of classic rock, folk, country, blues, and sacred music covers, with a contemporary spin. Several originals have been produced in the process, in a variety of styles. The band also develops music appreciation curriculum for their homeschool community, and provides specific instrument instruction as well.

Recently, the members have crafted an alter ego, Interval, to distinguish their indie/alt-rock side.

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 further information call:

• Music - 423-697-2460
• Theatre - 423-697-3246

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Join us for this powerful and thought-provoking event featuring renowned scholar and activist Dr. Angela Davis, in conversation with journalist, educator, and author Dr. Stacey Patton, two of the most influential and powerhouse voices of our time.

We are thrilled to announce the upcoming Art & Soul of Jazz Festival at Chattanooga State Community College on February 20, 2023! This exciting event will bring together the vibrant worlds of art, music, food, and culture for a day of celebration and creativity.

• Jazz Band
  9:30am - 10:45am
  The Chatt State Jazz Band will present a morning of jazz standards under the musical direction of Jay Stanfill.

• Keynote Speaker: Kevin Aslinger
  11:00am - 12:15pm
  OMN 124 / 126
  Join us for a lunch & learn sponsored by Global Scholars Honors on the topic of "Jazz: From Trepidation to Transcendence."

• Gordon Inman Quartet
  12:30pm - 1:45pm
  HUM auditorium
  Come enjoy the smooth sounds of this jazz quartet that includes a clarinetist, a bassist, a drummer, and a keyboardist.

• Dinner & Movie: The Princess & The Frog
  5:00pm - 6:45pm
  OMN 131
  Come join us for a modern twist on a classic tale, set in the great city of New Orleans, where a beautiful girl named Tiana meets a frog prince who desperately wants to be human again. A fateful kiss leads them both on a hilarious adventure through the mystical bayous of Louisiana. Light dinner provided.

• Premier Jazz Orchestra
  7:00pm - 8:30pm
  Humanities Auditorium
  Premier Jazz Orchestra is a big band ensemble comprised of top tier musicians with decades of experience & three generations of band leaders!

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 further information call:

• Music - 423-697-2460
• Theatre - 423-697-3246

ChattState Night is a chance for Tyner students and parents to learn more about Chattanooga State and everything we offer. Our college Recruiter, Anthony Walton, will also DJ at the event.

Join us for a catered lunch to close out Black History Month as Dr. Quincy Jenkins shares the history of soul food and its ties to African-American culture.