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Arts, Entertainment & Film
Arts and culture news, reviews and event listings for Savannah, Georgia.
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Ossabaw Island Foundation Call for Annual Online Art
The Ossabaw Island Foundation announced a call for artists to submit artwork donations to be auctioned virtually on their website ossabawisland.org.
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Savannah Stage company to offer live-streamed viewing
Improvise, adapt, overcome. The mantra’s use on the battlefield is easily translated to front and center stage, especially during a pandemic. Savannah Stage Company and Artistic Director Jayme Trinti embrace the words of wisdom for the premiere of William Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar,” adapted by John Hardy.
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Plants aplenty
Local Interior Plant Design Business Keeps Savannah in Bloom
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Mental Health and Monsters
Can a monster still be scary if it’s pink?
What about pink monsters that evolved from a place of crippling social anxiety, mental anguish, great fear, great beauty, love and an overload of caffeine?
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J. Parker, Ltd hosts ‘Sharp Dressed Men, and A Lady’ at Victory North Savannah
If you have been looking for a reason to hit the town in your finest threads, Victory North Savannah is the place to peacock. On Thursday, July 22, J. Parker, Ltd presents Sharp Dressed Men, and a Lady. Prepare for a night of sipping and swooning over the silky voices of Isaiah Johnson, Stacey Orrico, Roger Moss, and Trae Gurley. This powerhouse cabaret performance, with musical direction by Kim Steiner, welcomes everyone aged 13 and beyond.
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Historic hotel gets ‘JULU’ed
If you’ve explored Savannah even a little bit, you’ve probably seen one of Juliana Lupacchino’s works of art. The Savannah native is better known as JULU, and has left her mark all across town on walls, steps and canvases. Now, Lupacchino has “JULU”’ed one of Georgia’s most historic hotels.
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Community-driven effort out to shatter shackles of past
Speak up, rise up, and come together for a good cause July 24 with Telfair Museum and the Deep Center’s Slam Team for “Black Prisms: Color Bending,” an interactive spoken word and audio experience.
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An introduction to Connect’s fashion columnist
I, Danietté A.Thomas, am the founder, lead designer, stylist, and creative director of DANIETTÉ, a company working to elevate the image, brand, and value of professionals all over the U.S.
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Georgians pick Georgia art
A playlist of 15 songs all performed, arranged, written, composed, produced, and/or created by musicians from Georgia; that’s what 20 artists had to get inspired. From that playlist came 20 pieces of artwork now on display at the Photopoint Gallery in Richmond Hill.
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Indoor-outdoor gallery to benefit local farmers’ market
An indoor-outdoor event with various local artists opens Friday from 6-8 p.m., with gallery profits from the show donated to Forsyth Farmer’s Market programs.
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Artists inspired by Savannah
Gallery 209, located at 209 E. River St. presents Derek L. Larson and Dale Robinson as July’s featured artists. Each month Gallery 209 spotlights the work of two artists from their gallery roster: one from their 2D program and one from their 3D program. Connect Savannah contributor, DJ Hellerman, spoke with both artists about their work and the ways Savannah inspires their work.