Black Professionals @ the Hunter

Celebrate the season with an evening of community culture, and connection. This free bimonthly series is designed by and created for Chattanooga's Black professionals — and this month, we're marking the holidays with art, conversation, and good company.

Join us for a guided experience of our current special exhibition, Free as they want to be: Artists Committed to Memory, with a focus on Black photographers exploring identity. The evening also features performances by local Black creatives, a facilitated networking activity, and tasty treats from a local Black-owned business. Cash bar available.

To continue the BP@TH vibe after the event, guests are invited to attend an “after-hours" gathering; details and location to be announced at BP@TH.

There is limited parking available at the museum and on adjacent streets. Guests are encouraged to consider Uber or another ride-share service.

Send questions to Adera Causey at acausey@huntermuseum.org

ABOUT // The Hunter Museum’s African American Audience Development Committee invites Chattanooga’s African American professionals to BP@TH. This bimonthly series offers exclusive museum access, an opportunity to explore art by African American artists, and a chance to network and meet other professionals.

Generously sponsored by Unum, Coca-Cola Bottling United, and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Tennessee Community Trust.

Free as they want to be: Artists Committed to Memory is curated by Cheryl Finley, Ph.D., and Deborah Willis, Ph.D., and originated as a FotoFocus exhibition at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, Cincinnati, Ohio, on the occasion of the 2022 FotoFocus Biennial. The traveling exhibition is organized by Curatorial Exhibitions, Pasadena, California