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Bands on the Bluff: Live Music and Scenic Views at Hunter Museum

The Hunter Museum of American Art proudly presents Bands on the Bluff, a beloved summer series featuring outstanding local musicians and breathtaking vistas of downtown Chattanooga. Held on the first Thursday of each month from May through October, this event coincides with Throwback Thursday. Enjoy live performances and access to the current special exhibition for just $5 (free for members and children under 17 with a paying adult). A cash bar is available at every show. Join us for an unforgettable evening of music and culture!

Check out the exciting Bands on the Bluff lineup (6–7:30 p.m.) below:

May 3

Bands on the Bluff: Live Music and Scenic Views at Hunter MuseumBig Easy on the Bluff

Singer Mary Edwards joins musicians Dexter Bell, Marcus Dotson, and Yattie Westfield for a captivating blend of traditional jazz, neo-soul, R&B, and funk. Experience a painting demo and book signing by Josiah Golson, plus family-friendly jazzy hands-on activities.

June 7

Bands on the Bluff: Live Music and Scenic Views at Hunter MuseumAsian Infusion

Drawing inspiration from the Hunter's "East Meets West" exhibition by artist Karen LaMonte, savor Asian fusion music from I Can Japan, themed activities, Asian-inspired drinks at the cash bar, and refreshing ice cream treats.

July 5

Bands on the Bluff: Live Music and Scenic Views at Hunter MuseumPsychedelic Summer

Charlie The Head delivers psychedelic vibes with live music, art activities, neon experiences, cash bar service, and delectable ice cream treats.

August 2

Bands on the Bluff: Live Music and Scenic Views at Hunter MuseumDancing to Embodied Beauty

Immerse yourself in an exhibit-inspired dance and music performance by The Pop-Up Project and musician Carl Cadwell.

September 6

Bands on the Bluff: Live Music and Scenic Views at Hunter MuseumSounds and Sights of the City

Celebrating Chattanooga's photographic collection, enjoy live performances by C-Grimey and others, alongside themed activities for all ages.

October 4

Bands on the Bluff: Live Music and Scenic Views at Hunter Museum90's Flashback

The Communicators revive the '90s to close out the series with nostalgic tunes, hands-on activities, and craft brews at the cash bar.

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