Chattanooga to Celebrate Diversity at 423 Day Festival

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The 423 Day Festival returns to Chattanooga on April 20, 2025, at Miller Park, promising a day filled with fun, food, and festivities. Organized to celebrate the city’s diverse community, the festival welcomes everyone to join in and enjoy a vibrant array of cultural experiences. With about 60 vendors and delicious food options, festival-goers can expect a lively atmosphere that embodies inclusivity and togetherness in Chattanooga.

Chattanooga Set to Celebrate Diversity at the 423 Day Festival on April 20th

Get ready, Chattanooga! The city is gearing up for an exciting day filled with fun, food, and festivities as the second 423 Day Festival returns on Sunday, April 20, 2025, at the beautiful Miller Park. This year, the anticipation is palpable, especially since the festival did not take place last year. Festival organizer Ronnie Houston is over the moon about welcoming back the community to celebrate the vibrant diversity that makes Chattanooga so special.

Inclusive Fun for Everyone

One of the fantastic things about the 423 Day Festival is that it’s open to everyone! Whether you call Chattanooga home or are just visiting, you’re invited to join in the fun. This festival aims to bring the diverse community of Chattanooga together, showcasing the myriad cultures and backgrounds that enrich the city. The event’s core values revolve around diversity and inclusion, ensuring that everyone feels welcomed and celebrated—no matter their race, sexual orientation, or nationality.

A Personal Touch

welcoming atmosphere where all individuals can express their unique cultures and identities. Chattanooga is a mosaic of diversity, and this festival reflects that beautifully!

Exciting Vendors and Activities

60 vendors—a lively mix similar to or even exceeding last year’s offering! Expect to find local favorites like Urban Horticulture Supply, who are back to offer an array of plants, soil, and other gardening essentials to all the green thumbs out there. They’re thrilled about being a part of this vibrant celebration once again.

Food, Fun, and More!

Mark Your Calendar!

11 a.m. until 7 p.m. on April 20, and the best part? It’s completely free to attend! Gather your friends, family, and even your neighbors, and head down to Miller Park for a day full of celebrating togetherness and community spirit. With so much to see and do, you won’t want to miss out on this special event that truly embodies the heart and soul of Chattanooga.

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Additional Resources

• Chattanooga Pulse: 423 Day Festival Returns
• Nooga Today: Plan Ahead – Chattanooga Events
• Times Free Press: Things to Do This Week
• Times Free Press: Things to Do This Weekend
• Wikipedia: Chattanooga

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