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Southside Chattanooga
Volume 1Issue 1
Executi ve Edi tors: Kayce Foote & Lauren Swafford Publ i shed by: Southsi de Chamber of Commerce
Mean Mug Coffeehouse-
Matt Lewi ss new edi ti on to hi s Southsi de empi re
Blow your heart out
Go ahead,
2 Turning corners
Located in Noogas
Southside Art District,
Ignis Glass Studio has
opened up their
working studio for a
one-of-a-kind, hands
on, glass blowing
experience. Owner
and professional glass
blower Chris Mossey
encourages folks of all
ages to step out of the
usual, and try their
hand at creating a
unique heirloom glass
ornament.
We opened the
working studio on
Rossville Ave
to the public
about a year
ago, but our
Broad Street
studio will
be only for
the public to
blow their
own glass.
Were hoping
to be opened
there by
July, Mossey
said.
To enhance
your
experience,
Ignis allows you to
choose your own
original colors. Te
studios artists will assist
you in creating your
piece, right down to
trapping your breath
inside the glass!

Appointments are
available throughout
the year, but Ignis does
ask that large parties
contact the studio in
advance to schedule a
workshop. Te price
is $40 per ornament,
$35 per ornament for
groups of 10 or more.
Dear Chris Mossey,
Meeting you inspired me to do more of nothing. By nothing, I mean nothing that I dont want to
do. Your ability to createwhether by means of glass, ceramics, or even just painting some pieces of
burnt wood with colored wood fllerleaves me fustered with fanciful thoughts.
Nature is your inspiration, and hearing you describe your gypsy way of life made me want to sell
everything I own and reside amongst the walnut trees whom you talked so fondly.
Youre mature, wise, and seasoned in your craf of living of of what you love. I long to hear more
about your endeavors to bring happiness to those around you through art, and how texture is your
favorite element of what you do. Te fact that the physical touch of your work is what gives you the
most joy shows me how simple-minded and artistic
you truly are.
Keep livin easy, Chris. Youve done more than cap-
ture my breath in a blown glass ornament; youve
captured my heart.
Til the end,
Lauren Swaford

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Photo: Kayce Foote
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Matt Lewis,
the entrepreneur of Southside
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He owns four businesses on Southside:
Hair of the Dog Pub, Te Honest Pint,
Te Terminal Brewhouse, and Mean
Mug Cofeehouse.
Spending the night in a
sleeping bag on the foor
of his restaurants has been
a common occurrence.
Hes Irish.
His hometown is Greenville, South Carolina.
He wakes up early every morning to bake fresh mufns for Mean Mug.
He believes his cocky attitude has brought him the most success.
He did NOT play Neville in
the Harry Potter flms
Matts frst endeavor, Hair of the Dog Pub, opened in 2008.
He currently lives in a condo conveniently located above
Te Mean Mug Cofeehouse
He openly admits hes old school: Its kind of an old-
world idea, the local brewery feeding the community.
-Matt Lewis
Information gathered by: Lauren Swaford
Photo: Chattanooga Times Free Press
10 Things you
Should know About
Green Spaces and the
Community Design
Forum are teaming
together to bring you
green drinks, snacks,
and a moderated
panel discussion for
all things environ-
mentally friendly and
design oriented. Te
panel will be held on
March 28th,
beginning at 5:30 at
the Creative
Discovery Museum
of downtown
Chattanooga, in order
to keep the creative
juices fowing!
As the fourth
annual Green Drinks
Forum in Nooga, the
hope of the panel is to
increase earth TLC
awareness and enhance
interaction in the local
area. Green Spaces will
provide cutting edge
door prizes ranging
from furniture to food,
and many cleaning
products and clothing
pieces in between.
A core presentation
will be given featuring
members of the
Urban Design
Challenge team,
Elemi+, and outside
experts who will
comment and give
their suggestions
regarding the design of
I-27, as well as the
upcoming plans for
developments on 4th
Street.
We would like to
encourage the local
community of
Chattanooga to bring
all personal thoughts
and recommendations,
as well as any ideas or
sketched drafs you
wish to share. Its time
to enhance our
hometown, and better
the environment of our
world.
If you would like more
information, please visit
Green Spaces on Main
Street or at their website
greenspaces.com.
drink til you turn green
Contributed by: Green Spaces
Antiquing?
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Revival
Merchants on Main
1110 Market St #109
Chattanooga, TN 37402
607 E Main Street
Chattanooga, TN 37408
1401 Williams St # C
Chattanooga, TN 37408
306 W Main Street
Chattanooga, TN 37408
The Antique Market
Southside Antiques
Photo: greenspaceschattanooga.com
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Photo: Google
Green drinks
Southside chattanooga 5
Living the dream:
The story of the most famous boutique on southside
Its spring again! And
for the ladies, this
means special
occasions are just
around the corner. Tis
season, Southside
Chattanooga is profling
one of its most
popular formalwear
shops, Boutique
Couture. Located at the
corner of Market and
Cowart Streets,
Boutique Couture is
quietly nestled in a
historical, redbrick
building. Formerly a
small apartment
building, Emily Good-
in, the founder and
CEO of the shop, reno-
vated the frst foor to
fashion perfection:

Boutique Couture was
a dream of mine since I
was young. As a child,
my mother and my
grandmother taught me
to sew. I would design
my Easter dresses or
a dress for a middle
school dance.
Although I have long
forgotten my sewing
skills (Ill leave that to
the professionals) my
love for fashion has
always been there! In
college I studied
business, marketing,
and entrepreneur-
ship, just in case that
special opportunity
presented itself. Afer
working several years
in the corporate world,
I decided to take a leap
of faith and go for my
dream of owning my
own boutique. I knew
Chattanooga needed a
fashion-forward bridal
and formalwear store
and the Southside of
Chattanooga seemed
like the perfect location,
with its historic and
artsy vibe.
Te shop opened its
doors in October of
2006. Since that time,
we have gained a
reputation as THE store
to fnd couture looks!
From magazine covers
to reality shows, from
blog spots to a music
video, from being fea-
tured in a novel to our
most honored press: our
own brides wedding
albums, we continue to
build a stylish presence
in Chattanooga and
beyond!
From one of a
kinds to designer
fashions, you will
fnd bridal, prom,
evening, and
cocktail dresses as
well as bridesmaid
and mother of the
bride gowns. All
gowns are
registered to
ensure that you
will make a unique
statement at your
special event. For
the men, we have
traditional and
designer tuxedo
and suit rental.
Let us help you fnd
THE LOOK to
complete lifes cherished
moments!
-Emily Goodin, founder
and CEO of Boutique
Couture
For more information
and previews of this
seasons chosen fashion
lines and designers, visit
the stores site at www.
theboutiquecouture.
com.
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Contributed by: Emily Goodin Edited by: Lauren Swaford
Photo: BoutiqueCouture.com
Photo: Google
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