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Music, community, and a meaningful cause will come together on Saturday, November 14, 2026, for One More Day Fest, a live music event benefiting Metropolitan Ministries' \(MetMin\) STEPTN program.
Hosted at Redbud, One More Day Fest will bring together a lineup of local artists and bands for a day of live music while raising support and awareness for Metropolitan Ministries' work serving individuals and families throughout the Chattanooga community.
The festival lineup will feature Mult, Frænzy, Division of Fire, Mixed Signals, Cult Baby, and Lillian, offering attendees an opportunity to enjoy an exciting day of music while supporting a mission that makes a lasting difference in the lives of local neighbors.
Proceeds from the event will benefit MetMin's STEPTN program, supporting the organization's broader efforts to address homelessness, provide pathways to stability, and connect individuals with the resources and support they need to move forward.
"One More Day Fest is an opportunity to bring our community together through music while supporting an important mission," said a representative of Metropolitan Ministries. "We are grateful to Redbud, the participating artists, and everyone who is helping make this event possible. Every show of support helps us continue walking alongside our neighbors in need."
Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased at RedbudVenue.com/Shows.
For more information about Metropolitan Ministries and its programs, visit Met-Min.org.
HowDidIMissThat.com is an independent listing and does not organize this event.
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