Chattanooga, TN, September 30, 2026 — The Tennessee Aquarium in Chattanooga is offering a unique seasonal attraction throughout October: underwater pumpkin carving.

Visitors can observe the aquarium’s scuba diving team as they carve pumpkins submerged in the aquatic exhibits. This event is scheduled to take place every Saturday during the month of October.

The initiative serves a dual purpose. Primarily, it provides an engaging and novel experience for aquarium guests, adding a festive element to their visit. Secondly, the carved pumpkins are intended to serve as a form of enrichment for the aquatic animals housed within the aquarium’s habitats. This enrichment is designed to stimulate the animals and encourage natural behaviors.

The specific dive locations and the types of aquatic life that will interact with the pumpkins have not been detailed. The aquarium aims to create an environment that is both educational and entertaining for attendees, while also prioritizing the well-being of its animal residents through these specialized activities.


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