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Chattanooga Symphony and Opera Association630 Chestnut StreetPhone: 423-267-8583 Merged since 1985, the combined Chattanooga Symphony & Opera Association is the only combined organization of its kind in the United States. In 1992, Robert Bernhardt joined CSOA as full-time Music Director, and the match is perfect. Recent seasons have seen not only the overwhelming response of new audiences, but also the addition of a fifth Friday Fanfare concert. For current CSOA activities and special information and notices, call 423-209-1100 and enter 5900 for a recorded message Ruby Falls1720 South Scenic HighwayPhone: (423) 821-2544 America's highest (145 ft.) and most visited underground waterfall is located on scenic and historic Lookout Mountain. Guided tours available along a paved level walkway. Chattanooga Billiard ClubEast: 110 Jordan Drive, Downtown: 725½ Cherry StreetPhone: 423-499-3883, 423-267-7740 Enjoy two upscale billiard clubs open to the public with full-service restaurant and lounge serving great food and beverages. I-MAX 3D Theater201 Chestnut St.Phone: (423)266-4629 The Tennessee Aquarium opened its new $14 million IMAX 3D theater in May 1996. The 400-seat theater features a six-story high screen and state-of-the-art digital surround sound. It is located next to the Aquarium at corner of Second and Chestnut Streets. Tennessee AquariumBroad StreetPhone: (423) 265-0695, (800) 262-0695 More than a window on aquatic life, the Tennessee Aquarium is the big picture. A spectacular 60-foot canyon, two living forests, and more that 7,000 animals make this one of the largest aquariums in the world, and the only one to reveal in such stunning detail the fascinating web of life supported by fresh water. Open daily. Rhythm & Noon SeriesMiller Plaza, DowntownPhone: 423-265-0771 Live entertainment each Thursday & Friday at 12 noon. Free admission. Lookout Mountain Incline Railway827 East Brow RoadPhone: (423) 821-4224 Experience the thrill of riding "America's Most Amazing Mile" as the Incline climbs historic Lookout Mountain. Chattanooga's surrounding mountains and valleys come alive as the trolley-style railcars carry you cloud high. The breathtaking grade of the track 72.7% near the top gives the Incline the unique distinction of being the world's steepest passenger railway. Enjoy the panoramic view from Lookout Mountain Station and the Victorian charm of the St. Elmo Station. See the giant gears in motion in the Machine Room. Free parking at the foot of Lookout Mountain. Open Daily, except Christmas. 3-4 trips per hour. A National Historic Site. Memorial Auditorium399 McCallie AvenuePhone: (423)757-5042 Modern performance hall. CATS! featured in January. Rock City Gardens1400 Patten RoadPhone: (706) 820-2531 Rock City, located high atop Lookout Mountain, is an American vacation classic. This fun-filled, natural attraction is a must for any visitor to Chattanooga. The self-guided tour along the Enchanted Trail takes you through some of the most spectacular natural scenery found anywhere. It combines the beauty and grandeur of nature with the enchantment of a child's imagination; a wonderful family experience. UTC Arena Corner4th & Mabel StreetsPhone: 266-6627 Mid-sized concert arena, the "Roundhouse" is located on the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga campus. Coffeehouse ConcertsMiller Plaza at Waterhouse PavillionPhone: 423-265-0771 Tuesday night concert series for Jan - Feb 1997. Shows begin at 7pm. Admission is free. Chattanooga Choo Choo Holiday Inn1400 Market StreetPhone: (423) 266-5000, (800) TRACK 29 The hub of activity during the early 1900's. Chattanooga's Terminal Station still greets guests in grand style. The 30-acre vacation complex boasts 315 guest rooms and 45 sleeping parlors aboard authentic railcars, and 40,000 square feet of function space. There is something to please everyone. Theme restaurants, antique trolley rides, formal gardens and fountains, lounges, and 12 unique retail shops. Ross's Landing Park and PlazaHome to Annual "Riverbend Festival" Downtown, at Amnicola HwyPhone: 423-266-7070 This beautiful park on the Tennessee river is the setting for the new Tennessee Aquarium. The annual "Riverbend Festival" is held here June 13-21, presenting the arts, sporting events, musical events, children's activities. Tivoli Theater709 Broad St.Phone: (423)757-5050 Refurbished performance hall, home to the Chattanooga Symphony. Creative Discovery Museum 321Chestnut Ave.Phone: 423-756-2738 A new interactive art and science museum featuring exhibits and hands-on learning in an Artist's Studio, a Muscian's Workshop, a Field Scientist's Lab, an Inventor's Workshop, an Optics Tower, Water Sculpture and a "Little Yellow House" playspace. Also has a 240-seat theater. Geared toward children ages 3-13. Chattanooga Riverboat Co. "Southern Belle"201 Riverfront Parkway, Pier 2Phone: (615) 266-4488 (800) 766-2784 Enjoy a variety of cruises on the 500-passenger "Southern Belle" departing from Ross' Landing at the foot of Chestnut Street in downtown Chattanooga. For information on sightseeing, lunch and dinner cruises, please call! Sir Goony's Family Fun Center5918 Brainerd Rd.Phone: 423-892-5922 Center features three miniature golf courses, a go-kart race track, a slick track, bumper boats and batting cages.
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