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Chattanooga Festival of Black Arts & Ideas

Chattanooga Festival of Black Arts & Ideas, Chattanooga
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About

A week-long, family-friendly celebration highlighting Black artistry and culture through performances, exhibitions, discussions, and community gatherings in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Typical weather in Chattanooga

Monthly averages based on historical data (2000–present).

Jan49°33°
07:50
17:52
Feb54°36°
07:29
18:24
Mar62°43°
07:52
19:50
Apr70°50°
07:09
20:14
May78°59°
06:38
20:39
Jun85°67°
06:28
20:58
Jul87°71°
06:39
20:56
Aug87°70°
07:02
20:31
Sep82°65°
07:25
19:49
Oct72°54°
07:48
19:07
Nov61°43°
07:17
17:37
Dec52°37°
07:43
17:32

Weather data by Open-Meteo

What's included in entry

  • Juneteenth Festival
  • Juba Dance Festival
  • Legacy Music Festival
  • Oscar Micheaux Black Film Festival
  • Katherine Dunham Juba Dance Festival
  • Elizabeth Catlett Visual Arts Exhibitions
  • And beyond

FAQ

Can I bring children?

Yes — this is a family-friendly environment and children are encouraged to attend.

Can I bring a lawn chair?

Yes — you may bring your own seating. Please be respectful of those who choose to sit on blankets on the ground.

Can I bring a tent?

Tents are allowed only if they are on the perimeter of the event and do not block the view of other festival-goers.

Can I bring a cooler to the festival?

Depending on the location, public versus private property will be an indication of your ability to bring a cooler. This information will also be included in the event schedule.

Is the festival free?

Most events are free; some ticketed events are noted in the schedule (for example, the Father’s Day Brunch and Concert).

Last updated: Jun 5, 2026, 08:11:54 PM

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