Please sign up ahead of time on the National Parks Partner Website to secure your spot. Suitable for all ages.

This one hour experience will take you through the history of the frontier town (that would later become Chattanooga) on the eve of the Revolutionary War. Several markers along Ross’s Landing highlight the stories preserved and interpreted by the National Park Service.

Experience the harmony, spirit, performance of the 15-member A Cappella ensemble from Lee University. Find yourself mesmerized with their symphony, complimented by the Tennessee River backdrop.

Let your kids free to play as children did in 1776- presented by the Chattanooga Audubon Society. Games will include Graces, Hoop Rolling, Marbles, Chunkey, and Non-Contact Stickball.

Courtney is a Tennessee-born singer-songwriter returning to Chattanooga after singing in New York, Los Angeles, and Europe for 15 years. Her unique, soulful voice translates across all categories of music from roots rock to southern soul and is complimented by backing Band Bad Matador.

Lead singer David Burney’s lilting southern baritone delivers Cash’s classic songs so well you may well wonder from time to time if Johnny himself is in the building.

A choreographed show involving 500 drones will fly above downtown Chattanooga. Officials say it will be the largest drone display in local history.

The event will also feature a 1,000-foot pyro waterfall cascading from the Market Street Bridge. Organizers say it will be the largest display of its kind ever produced locally.

The drone performance will be produced by Full Spectrum and Pyro Shows, companies that have worked on events for Disney, Dollywood, Riverbend and other productions around the world.