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        <title>Friday Five: Chattanooga's Best Events 1/27 - 2/3</title>
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Check out our list of upcoming Chattanooga area events happening locally from Friday, January 27th through February 3rd


January 28-29


Brick Universe: The Ultimate Lego Fan Experience


When: 10:00am-12:30pm &amp; 1:30-4:00pmWhere: Chattanooga Convention Center, 1 Carter St.Cost: $14.99


Calling all LEGO® enthusiasts Join thousands of fellow LEGO® fans at the Chattanooga Convention Center for the popular BrickUniverse LEGO® Fan Convention. You’ll find the most creations built by professional LEGO® artists all under one roof Due to high demand, they’ve recently updated the event space to allow for more tickets to be purchased. If you are interested, do not hesitate as tickets are going fast To snag your ticket and to learn more about the event, click here to head over to the BrickUniverse website



Saturday, January 28th


A Cold One Beer Fest 2023


When: 12:00-5:00pmWhere: Moxy Chattanooga Downtown, 1220 King St.Cost: $12-$45


If you’re a beer drinker, lover, or connoisseur, we’ve got an event for you This Saturday, starting 2023 festivals off right, Moxy is hosting A Cold One Beer Fest With an impressive brewery lineup including Chattanooga Brewing Co., Wanderlinger Brewing, Highland Brewing, Oddstory, and many many more, A Cold One Beer Fest is going to be an event to remember. Each ticket will include a Beer Tasting Passport, good for one five-ounce pour from each beer vendor and full pour ticket to be redeemed with your brewer of choice for a 16oz pour. Not only will you have a great time, but all proceeds from ticket sales will benefit Chattanooga State's Hospitality Program Scholarship Fund which makes it a win-win. To purchase your tickets, click here



Friday, January 27th


The Taylor Swift Party: Taylor Swift Night


When: 9:00pmWhere: The Signal, 1810 Chestnut St.Cost: $20-$40


Dear Swifties, The Signal just became your favorite venue Chattanooga’s first ever, The Taylor Swift Part: Taylor Swift Night will have you singing and dancing the night away to your absolute favorite songs There is no other event like it which means tickets are going FAST This event is 18 and up and you will be required to provide valid identification at the door. Head over to The Signal’s site by clicking here to grab your ticket before they’re gone



Saturday, January 28th


Lunar New Year


When: 12:00-4:00pmWhere: The Creative Discovery Museum, 321 Chestnut St.Cost: $0-$16.95


Celebrate Lunar New Year at Creative Discovery Museum on Saturday, January 28 from 12-4pm CDM's Lunar New Year event gives children and families the opportunity to experience the different ways members of our community celebrate the start of the new year. Participating at this year’s event will be the Chattanooga Chinese Association Dragon Team and dance group.  There will be additional art experiences that will take place as well. All activities will be included with the purchase of admission. To purchase your tickets in advance, click here



January 27-28


John Hastings


When: 7:30pm &amp; 9:45pmWhere: The Comedy Catch, 29 Station St.Cost: $19-$22


This Friday and Saturday you do not want to miss John Hastings at The Comedy Catch Most recently seen on America’s Got Talent, Hastings has been in the comedy game for over 14 years and will have you barreling over with laughter He has been seen at every major comedy festival in the world including Edinburgh, Melbourne and Just for Laughs Montreal. He has told jokes on BBC Radio 4, BBC 1, BBC 3, Comedy Central, and more. Each show is 18 and up and seating is given on a first come first serve basis. For more details about the show and to purchase your ticket, click here to head over to The Comedy Catch’s website




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Popular online real estate marketplaces often offer some sort of home valuation tool that tells you what your house might be worth. You might not know it as a home valuation, but maybe by a catchy name for their estimates (hint: put a Z in front of estimates). We, as real estate agents, often get asked about these estimates whether it is listing their house or they’re looking to purchase a house. We understand that real estate is a large financial investment and you want to make sure you’re getting the best price possible whether that is buying or selling. We are here to help you filter through what’s accurate and what is not.


To start, let’s make sure we understand what a home valuation is. Home valuations take the facts about your home (square footage, number of bedrooms and baths, acreage, condition, etc.) and compare it to similar properties surrounding your home to give you the value of your home. In theory, an online estimate should be able to take these facts and run those numbers for you. Let's talk about how and why they are not always accurate.


Inconsistent data


A major issue with these sites is their data. The data that is used to compare information is public data, industry data, and user-submitted data which means that the data entered is subject to a bit of error or may not be updated. 


For example, per Zillow’s Zestimate page, “the amount of data [they] have for your home and homes in your area directly affects the Zestimate’s accuracy, including the amount of demand in your area for homes. If the data is incorrect or incomplete, update your home facts — this may affect your Zestimate.” Now, let me ask you this– if you are a homeowner, how many times have you updated your home facts online after making improvements or updates? This leads me to the next issue.


Updates &amp; improvements are not reflected


When you update your home, sometimes this requires a permit and sometimes it does not. If your updates require a permit, that means that it will be recorded which will most likely (not always) reflect on online sites. Generally speaking, permits are most often required when adding on to a house. With that said, a lot of updates don’t require a permit. Cosmetic updates are a great example. Let’s say you purchased a home that had the same kitchen from when it was built in 1982 and you decided to update it. Maybe you chose to add new appliances, granite countertops, and freshen up the cabinets or maybe even completely replace them. Improvements like this do not require a permit in order to be completed AND they can add a lot of value depending on the current market. But how will the internet know that you have made these changes if you yourself do not add them? 


Again, per Zillow’s website, “The Zestimate’s accuracy depends on the amount of data we have for the home. Public records can be outdated or lag behind what homeowners and real estate agents know about a property, so it’s best to update your home facts and fix any incorrect or incomplete information — this will help make your Zestimate as accurate as possible.” They also state in the fine print, “to ensure the most accurate Zestimate, consider reporting any home updates to your local tax assessor. Unreported additions, updates and remodels aren’t reflected in the Zestimate.”


It's done by a computer


“The Zestimate is an automated valuation model calculated by a software process. It’s not possible to manually alter the Zestimate for a specific property.” This means that online sources are only as good as the words and photos online. If you’ve ever gone to see a property before then you know that pictures and reality can be VERY different sometimes. While this isn’t always the case, sometimes photos don't show every area of the home which can often hide defects or undesirable areas of the home.


Online sites also don’t have personal experience in the market. A real estate agent who is actively working in the current market can provide feedback on the current mindset of buyers and sellers which shifts along with the market - are you currently in a buyers market or sellers market? 


Can I use online estimates for anything?


Yes. Online estimates are just that. Estimates. They can be used as a general range in order to gauge a property, but they should not be taken as a strict value. Because many factors go into the value of a home, the sometimes limiting data these sites have can cause a large variation between their results and the actual value of the property.For example, if you are just getting started and are interested in a particular area of town, it can help you get an idea of the prices are in or around that location to help you prepare for your home search.


The best thing you can do is talk to a local real estate agent. An agent will be able to provide a personalized home valuation for your property or for a home you are interested in. Purchasing a home is a large financial investment and trusting a computer (not a person) to price a home could cost you thousands of dollars.


If you would like a free personalized home valuation created by a real estate professional, we would be happy to send you a detailed report. Fill out the information below and we will be in touch


 






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Check out our list of upcoming Chattanooga area events happening locally from Friday, January 20th through January 27th.


Sunday, January 22nd


The Pink Bride Wedding Show


When: 12:00-4:00pmWhere: Chattanooga Convention Center, 1 Carter St.Cost: $15


If you are planning an upcoming wedding, this event is for YOU The Pink Bride Wedding Show is your one stop shop for all of your wedding day essentials and is happening this Sunday Browse through the booths to find the perfect vendors for hair, makeup, cake, catering, flowers, photography, music, and so much more When you register for your ticket for The Pink Bride Wedding Show, you will even be automatically registered for a free Bridescan account which is an app that will allow you to connect seamlessly with wedding pros and stay organized throughout the expo. Whether you are just getting started with your wedding planning or wrapping up the final details, you are sure to have a day full of excitement To register for your ticket, click here



January 14th through May 7th


Doc McStuffins: The Exhibit


When: 10am-5pmWhere: The Creative Discovery Museum, 321 Chestnut St.Cost: $9.95-$16.95


The Creative Discovery Museum’s latest exhibit is live Experience the first-ever museum exhibit based on Disney Junior’s Peabody Award-winning television series “Doc McStuffins.” The highly interactive English and Spanish bilingual experience will transport kids and families from Doc’s backyard clinic to the McStuffins Toy Hospital. There, families are invited to help Doc perform check-ups and diagnose toy patients while learning about healthy habits, compassion, and nurturing care. This exhibit is here now through May 7th. To purchase your ticket, you can either purchase them at the door or head over to The Creative Discovery Museum’s website by clicking here.



Saturday, January 21st


Sensory Studio


When: 10:00-11:00amWhere: Hunter Museum of American Art, 10 Bluff ViewCost: $16-$20


Have you ever wondered how artists create those beautiful abstract paintings by pouring paint on a canvas? You might have seen a video online where they make it seem so effortless and then try it yourself only to discover it’s not quite as simple as you thought. The Hunter Museum of American Art is hosting Sensory Studio taught by local artist Ally Manno who will demonstrate how to acrylic paint and household products to create unique designs by pouring paint. All ages and experience levels are welcome and the atmosphere is for individuals seeking relaxing and low sensory creative experiences. Limited spaces are available and registration is required. To reserve your spot, click here



Saturday, January 21st


Beginner Hand Lettering Class


When: 10am-12:15pmWhere: The Chattery, 1800 Rossville Ave, Suite 108Cost: $45


Hand lettering, also known as “modern calligraphy” or “brush lettering” has taken over in the world of Pinterest, home decor, and more If you’ve ever wanted to learn how to do your own hand lettering, The Chattery is hosting a class to teach you all the basics. Lesley Miller has been teaching this class for several years and as someone who has taken this class, I can tell you she is phenomenal Hand lettering can be very tricky which Lesley eloquently teaches you how to use  different pens to create specific strokes and fun ways to use it in your daily life including wedding invitations, thank-you cards, place-settings, etc. This is a popular class and sure to fill up so be sure to grab your ticket To learn more about the class, teacher, and to purchase your ticket, click here



Wednesday, January 25th 


Try Archery


When: 3:00-5:15pmWhere: Outdoor Chattanooga, 200 River St.Cost: Free


Was trying something new on your list of new year resolutions? Take aim at Outdoor Chattanooga’s “Try Archery” class. This free indoor class offers a hands-on opportunity to learn more about the sport of archery. Concentrating on range safety rules and fundamentals of archery, the class is taught using the National Archery in Schools NASP equipment and procedures. The session is walk-in and open to ages 6 years all the way to 106 years of age. No reservation or prior experience required. All equipment provided and the cost is free This is a first come, first serve (shoot) basis so you can drop in anytime between 3 and 5:15. To learn more about Try Archery or Outdoor Chattanooga, click here to head to their website. 




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Check out our list of upcoming Chattanooga area events happening locally from Friday, January 13th through January 20th.


Saturday, January 14th


Wauhatchie BoulderFest 2023


When: 8:00am -11:30pmWhere: Boulders on Old Wauhatchie Pike, 1835 Old Wauhatchie PikeCost: $20


The third annual Wauhatchie BoulderFest is this weekend The competition is an open-to-all community climbing day at Lookout Mountain Conservancy’s Boulders on Old Wauhatchie Pike. Climb in the first natural urban bouldering park in the southeast while competing in an enduro-style bouldering competition that pulls in community, climbing, and conservation. This is a family friendly event for all levels of climbers; beginners are encouraged to join There will be food trucks and vendors available. Enjoy live music and fire pits all with an amazing view of the Tennessee River and downtown Chattanooga. Registration will be capped at 120 participants so be sure to sign up asap To find out more about the day and to grab your ticket, click here



Tuesday, January 17th


Fundamentals of Gardening


When: 6:00-7:30pmWhere: The Chattery, 1800 Rossville Ave. Suite 108Cost: $30


Is 2023 your year to finally start the garden on your dreams? This Tuesday, the Chattery is hosting &quot;The Fundamentals of Gardening&quot; to help you get started. If you have put off growing a garden because you think you don't have the time, knowledge, or space, this class is for you. You will be introduced to the &quot;no fuss&quot; garden system. This class will cover the simple steps you need to get your garden started right to make growing easy and will cover topics like creating healthy soil, finding the perfect location, choosing the right plant for the right season, methods to find weeds and pest organically. To reserve your spot and to check out all of the classes offered by the Chattery, click here



Saturday, January 14th


2023 Polar Plunge Fun Run


When: 10:00am-1:00pmWhere: Lula Lake Land Trust, 5000 Lula Lake Rd.Cost: $50


Celebrate a new year and new beginnings with us The 2023 Polar Plunge is the ONE day out of the entire year we allow the public to swim in Lula Lake. It's a tradition to bring good luck in the year to come We'll help you out to the launching point in the lake and countdown. Then you'll jump into the cleansing water to rid any bad luck for a new year. There's an optional 3-mile fun run through our Preserve leading you to the launch point at Lula Lake. Chattanooga Whiskey spiked (or not) hot cider, hot cocoa, and beer will be provided along with a souvenir koozie Be bold and dare to take the plunge into the freezing waters of Lula Lake or take a fun run before you take a dip To find out more details and to purchase your ticket, click here



Friday, January 13th


Swell Sound Independent Artist Showcase


When: 7:00pmWhere: Songbirds, 35 Station St.Cost: $30


Tonight is a good night to enjoy some music Presented by Swell Sound Agency, hear three amazing artist at the Independent Artist Showcase Artist, Ned Abernathy, made the move to Nashville in 2022 following a busy few years in college honing his live show playing bars, events, and house parties. His impassioned delivery draws from inspirations as diverse as Eric Church and Harry Styles, and his unique vocal can often be compared somewhere between the edgy delivery of Morgan Wallen and the youthful exuberance of Shawn Mendes. Second, Lo Monaco is an acoustic/alternative pop singer/songwriter with heartfelt lyrics, passionate vocals, and honest, emotive delivery. He writes his music from a very genuine and personal perspective, crafting engaging stories through complex melodies. Lo brings the excitement of his music to life on stage through looping and playing a mixture of his acoustic guitar and FX pedals, creating ambient sounds and percussive beats on the body of his Cole Clark. The third artist is singer, songwriter, and guitarist Bennett Coleman who has honed his craft at music festivals and bars across the southeast blending gritty Americana Country Rock with a soulful R&amp;B voice. He’s played in massive festivals across the southeast opening for artists like Carrie Underwood, Lee Brice, Morgan Wallen, and Lynyrd Skynyrd, but has always had songs of his own that he wanted to share with the world. His first self-written singles hit all major platforms in 2022 and feature him playing all instruments sitting in on drums, bass, keys, guitars, and vocals. Grab your ticket before they're sold out by clicking here



January 13th-20th 


Cooking Classes


When: Times vary per classWhere: The Sweet and Savory Classroom, 45 E. Main St. Suite 112Cost: $86-$184


If you are looking to broaden your culinary horizons, look no further The Sweet and Savory classroom is an incredibly fun experience where you get to enjoy delicious food and drinks all while learning how to make each yummy dish at home. Each class offers different cuisines all of which are equally delicious Classes range from Greek to calzones to lobster ravioli to tacos &amp; tequila.  This makes for a great night out with a group of friends, date night, or even fun with the family To check out all of the classes offered and to reserve your spot, click here to head over to their website




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As we start the new year, you may be considering freshening up your home. Whether you are looking to update your home in order to sell or you’re just looking to spruce up your surroundings, one of the easiest and most cost effective ways to do so is with paint. Painting a room or accent wall can change your entire space 


Every year, companies come out with what is called “Color of the Year,” which is a color trend predicted for the year. This can impact anything from consumer products like clothes to your home decor. Depending on the space you are looking to change, the Color of the Year can be applied to all of your walls, an accent wall, or even be the perfect colored accents placed around your room to complement the current decor. While The Pantone Color Institute originally created the Pantone Color of the Year, other brands have started to create their own color.


Check out each of 2023’s Color of the Year below Be sure to click each name for more inspiration


Behr - Blank Canvas





Behr's Blank Canvas is a great neutral color for the entire house Whether you are looking to paint the interior or exterior, this color is a great universal color that will last for years to come. Neutral colors are a great option if you are looking to sell your home as it shows crisp, clean colors that can help buyers picture they're own furniture and decor without distractions.


Pantone - Viva Magenta





Pantone's Viva Magenta is bold and fun It can definitely brighten up any space by adding eye catching colors. If you love the color, but aren't quite ready for a full room transformation, Viva Magenta is a great accent color. By adding pillows, throws, artwork, or a fun colored vase, you can incorporate this fun color into your every day space. A bold color like this one is great for kid's room or a fun office or outdoor space.


Valspar - 12 Shade Palette





Valspar took their Color of the Year to the next level and gave us an entire color palette Each color offers a muted tone which is a great way to add color to your walls. Muted tones bring fun color to a room while also being easy on the eyes. These colors are great for any room in the house 


Krylon - Spanish Moss





Krylon's Spanish Moss will definitely be a fun accent color for any room. Green has been becoming more and more popular over the years and this shade is sure to follow that trend. Spanish Moss is a great accent to neutral rooms and would look great in any room. Bedrooms, kitchens, dining, patio fur, office space, you name it 


Benjamin Moore - Raspberry Blush





Warm pinks are definitely trending for 2023 and Benjamin Moore's Raspberry Blush is no exception This electric color is a great pop of color to add if you are looking to jazz things up a bit. If you are looking for bold, bright, and fun, Raspberry Blush is definitely the way to go


Dunn-Edwards - Terra Rosa





If you are looking for fun color, but a little less bold, Dunn-Edwards Terra Rose is a great option It offers a great color, but toned down. While still eye catching, Terra Rose would make a great accent color for your walls and furniture. It could even make a fun front door color. 


Sherwin-Williams - Redend Point





Sherwin-Williams' color of the year is called Redend Point. The neutral brown brings warmth and intrigue to any space and pairs well with lighter neutral tones. This calming color can change the tone for an entire room and is great for a refresh 


Better Home &amp; Gardens - Canyon Ridge





Better Home &amp; Garden's Canyon Ridge is probably one of the most versatile of all of the brighter colors This warm, blushy coral is a beautiful color that can be paired with countless styles. It could be a lovely nursery color or a relaxing, golden hour themed bedroom. It can also pair well with another bold color like a stunning cobalt blue If you are looking for a color to match well with others that isn't basic or neutral, Canyon Ridge is what you are looking for.


Glidden - Vining Ivy





Glidden's color of the year is all fresh and fun Like the Terra Rose, Vining Ivy is a lovely muted tone that blends well the space It's a beautiful color, but won't take over the entire room with brightness. Vining Ivy would be a great color to add fun to a kid's room, but also a sophistication to your home office space 


Graham &amp; Brown - Alizarin





Continuing with the warm, bold theme, Graham &amp; Brown is bringing a little more mood to 2023. Alizarin is a deep, dusty red that can really set the tone for a room. Pairing well with other warm tones, it is a great way to make a statement in any room 
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Check out our list of upcoming Chattanooga area events happening locally from Friday, January 6th through January 13th.


January 12th-15th


Lookout Wild Film Festival


When: 7:00pmWhere: The Walker Theater, 399 McCallie Ave.Cost: $25-$79


For over ten years the Lookout Wild Film Festival has brought the best outdoor adventure and conservation films from around the world to Chattanooga for one awesome weekend. Enjoy compelling on-screen stories that celebrate wild places and the people they inspire alongside hundreds of other adventure enthusiasts from around the Southeast. With a commitment to being responsible stewards, they focus on using recyclable and compostable materials and avoiding unnecessary resource usage. You can purchase a single day or weekend pass. To learn more about each film and to purchase your tickets, click here



Friday, January 6th


Chattanooga Artists Showcase


When: 7:00-11:00pmWhere: Wanderlinger Brewing Company, 1208 King St.Cost: Food &amp; drink for purchase


Calling all artists Singers, rappers, videographers, photographers, producers, engineers, blog, magazine, and podcast creators? This Friday, Wanderlinger is hosting the Chattanooga Artist Showcase New Years Edition, presented by Ray Harper. Come out and show us what you’ve got One talented winner will receive a free studio session at wavelength. This is a great opportunity to showcase your music and network with other local artists. Not an artist? It’s also sure to be a night with some amazing local entertainment that you don’t want to miss. For more details, head over to Wanderling Brewing Company’s website by clicking here



Friday, January 6th


First Friday at ClearStory


When: 6:00-8:00pmWhere: ClearStory, 1673 S Holtzclaw AveCost: Items for purchase


Stop by ClearStory Arts from 6 to 8p to see artists in their studios. Sales on artwork, live demos and paintings, guest artist market booths, music, and more Each month, there are several different things going on, so be sure to keep going back the first Friday of each month This week will be the closing reception for the current exhibit, Art’s Alive. For more details about featured artists and the closing reception, click here to head to ClearStory’s website



Saturday, January 7th


Freeze Your Half Off Run/Walk 5K/10K/Half Marathon


When: 8:00am-2:00pmWhere: Tennessee Riverwalk, 4301 Amnicola Highway Cost: $55-$85


What's better than running by yourself? Running with a bunch of crazy fun people, that's what Spend your Saturday morning running or walking along the beautiful Tennessee River, with a bunch of the funnest runners you've ever met. You pass the start/finish line multiple times which means you're never alone, everyone can cheer each other on, and it's much more about camaraderie than competition. Not your typical race, all races are super low-key and non-competitive with a preference to race you vs. you, not you vs. anyone else. If you are a slower runner, a walker, a first-timer, or someone who is intimidated by regular races, this is your race With a welcoming atmosphere focused on having fun and reaching your goals. You'll have a hard time finding a more supportive atmosphere than at an Awesomesauce Events race To sign up, click here



Friday, January 6th


January-February Exhibit Opening


When: 5:30-7:00pmWhere: River Gallery, 400 East Second St.Cost: Items for purchase


This Friday, ring in the new year with a new, local art exhibit Located at River Gallery, this exhibit will feature artists Jacqueline Green, Linda Kerlin, and Anna Marie Pavlik. Enjoy refreshments provided by the Bluff View Art District and meet with the featured artists To learn more about the artists and their work as well as find out more about the exhibit, click here to head over to River Gallery’s website




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