Chattanooga, TN, October 5, 2026 — Chattanooga Basketball is set to host its yearly “Boo & Gold” Halloween event. The community gathering is scheduled to take place on Friday, October 30. Admission to the event will be free of charge. Further details regarding the specific activities, times, and location within Chattanooga’s facilities were not immediately available in the provided summary. This annual event typically serves as an opportunity for fans and the local community to engage with the basketball program in a festive, seasonal setting. The “Boo & Gold” event is a tradition for Chattanooga Basketball, offering a chance for attendees to participate in Halloween-themed activities. The program aims to foster community connections through such events. Specific operational details, such as the start and end times, or the precise venue on campus, are expected to be announced by the athletic department closer to the date. The summary provided did not include information about any specific guests, performances, or particular attractions planned for this year’s iteration of the event. It also did not specify any age restrictions or requirements for participation, if any exist. The absence of a year in the date reference, October 30, suggests it pertains to the upcoming or most recent occurrence of the event, depending on the current date context. The contractor involved in organizing or facilitating the event was not specified. The permit status for the event was not provided. Inspection outcomes related to event safety were not detailed. No code violations were mentioned. Fine amounts, if any were applicable, were not stated. Any subsequent actions or developments following the event’s announcement were not detailed in the summary. The summary focused solely on the announcement of the event, its name, its host, its nature (Halloween-themed), its pricing (free), and its date.

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