First Horizon Pavilion

This place is full of love… homemade art.. Chattanooga Market Great Sunday spot! Fresh produce, flowers, local beer, Bloody Marys, honey, handmade goods, even 3D-printed items — all with a fun local vibe. Held at First Horizon Pavilion next to Finley Stadium. A must-do in Chattanooga!

*5/5 Stars - A Hidden Gem in Chattanooga! 🌟* I recently visited First Horizon Pavilion and was blown away by the venue's charm and versatility! The historic building's rustic appeal and modern amenities make it the perfect spot for any event. *Pros:* - *Unique atmosphere*: The pavilion's open-air design and historic architecture create a one-of-a-kind ambiance. - *Variety of events*: From rodeos to art festivals, there's always something exciting happening at First Horizon Pavilion. - *Great amenities*: The venue offers state-of-the-art audio/visual systems, LED lighting, and ample parking. - *Community vibe*: The pavilion is a hub for community activity, making it a great place to meet new people. *Cons:* None! 😊 *Recommendation:* If you're looking for a unique event space in Chattanooga, look no further than First Horizon Pavilion. Be sure to check out their event calendar to catch a show or festival! *Overall Experience:* 5/5 stars! I'll definitely be back to experience more of what First Horizon Pavilion has to offer.

We go here occasionally on Sundays for the Farmers market. It is a great venue for the market. Best food trucks and vendors.

We went the the Apple Festival. It seems like a small location for as many people as were there. But great selection of food trucks! The crafts & merchandise for sale was of good quality. There was a woman who made crowns from bent wires and jewels! Beautiful.

Went to the Ice skating from 8:30 to 9:00. Kids had a great time and so did the wife. The only thing is they put alot of people out there at the same time. Other than that it was fun experience.

What a great place. The farmers market is great and lots of choices. Pie eating contest this weekend was fun.

Get there early! This is a fun place. The buzz of the crowd is exciting; kettle corn smell is everywhere. Fruits, breads, vegetables, cheeses, cakes, hummus, fresh lemonade meet your senses as you walk into the pavilion. But let's back up some. When you arrive you'll park your vehicle in a pay-by-the-hour lot. $1 gets you one hour and so on. You can pay cash or by credit card. You sign in by your license plate. Next is the walk toward the pavilion, taking in the sights and sounds. Finley stadium on your left, food trucks galore and outside vendors in front of you and to your right. Okay, now we're back in the pavilion where I started this post walking into the crowd and the smell of kettle corn. Try not to get in the flow of the crowd because there are alcoves of vendors off the main path on both sides. We usually start by going left and then work the rows down and then back up. This is a hugh place and every inch is packed with artists offering their crafts for sale. At the very back of the pavilion are more food trucks and a seating area plus a stage for musical events. I recommend coming and spending the day in Chattanooga. While you're here drive further downtown and take in a ballgame, the TN Aquarium, Creative Discovery Museum with the kids, the IMAX theater, Hunter Museum, and all the wonderful restaurants that line the streets of downtown Chattanooga. You can take the free electric buses all around town and over the river to North Chattanooga to explore more of the surprises Chattanooga has to offer! Can you tell I love this city?

I love First Horizon Pavilion and came here every year. I can collect some paint, handmade, raw honey, vegetables.... But this year no live music

Fresh food market and lots of other stuff all over ! Super foods I believe, got lots of veggies and fruits from local growers !!! Awesome place!

We visited First Tennessee Pavilion for the 4 Bridges Arts Festival this past weekend, and it's a good spot for a festival/show/event. It's covered (which was great, because it rained on Saturday), has large clean bathrooms, and is located in a convenient area near downtown. There isn't a ton of parking, but we found street parking nearby. Keep it in mind in case there's a cool event/market/festival here sometime soon.

I'm rating this against other former urban blight attractions turned venues for farmers' market and tailgating... yup, i'm not aware of any others either, which is why this is as good as it gets in the category! Seriously, nice spot to check out for some local flavor when you visit the scenic city, something unique going on most weekends.

This place always has something going on each weekend. Parking is abundent and free. Check the website for a schedule of events.

The Chattanooga Market is located at the 1st Tennessee Pavilion every Sunday, 11am to 4 pm. April thru December....I go for the fruits & vegetables, but you can find most anything you may want. All items must be made or grown by the person or company who is selling the product. Parking is FREE & food vendors are on site. Live Music on Sundays also. This is just a great place to go on Sundays for fun, shopping , food and entertainment.