Friday, January 10, 2014

Something Is Always Happening in Savannah

There is always plenty of activites to choose from in Savannah. Here are some highlights of activites for this weekend.

Friday Eve: 

This painting by artist Philippine Vidart
 is one of many works donated
by local artists for the
Haiyan Art Benefit on Jan. 10.
Art Auction for Typhoon Haiyan at Silver’s 5&10 Cent Store 201 W. Broughton St 6-11 pm. Ryan Sanchez a professor of illustration at SCAD organized this benefit for the victims of the strongest tropical cyclones in history. All art was donated and there are no minimum bids placed on the work. There will be wine, also donated, and catering is being donated by Brasserie 529, Butterhead Greens CafĂ© and Betty Bombers. A suggested donation of $10.00 at the door allows guest to peruse the art and make a bid. All proceeds will be given to the National Alliance for Filipino Concerns.   



Saturday

PERC coffee roasters has a grand opening in collaboration with Southbound Brewing Co. on Saturday at 1802 E. Broad St, called Tamp & Tap. Why are the two companies celebrating together? They are celebrating not only PERC’s new space but also an unusual collaboration with Southbound that produced a new beer. The two local companies came together to create a beer named Moonlight Drive which has a complementary taste of coffee. The brewing process needed to have a non-traditional approach to keep it from going stale a week after brewing it, so the two companies collaborated to come up with a cold brew to create a fresh dark stout. The celebration starts at 1 and goes to 4pm with food and music, cost is $20.00 pre-register here: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/530224 or $30.00 at the door. Tickets include a souvenir glass and samples of the brew.

Go out dancing to support the Savannah Black Heritage Festival at Saturday evenings event called Dancing Through the Decades. This year Dare to Dream; Create a Legacy, is the central theme of the 2014 Savannah Black Heritage Festival scheduled for Feb. 1-23, 2014. Each year, the festival presents activities for every age and interest. This Saturday’s dance event is from 8pm to midnight at the Savannah Civic Center. Tickets are $35 per person, $350 per table of 10 and must be purchased at Carver State Bank 701 MLK Blvd. Or Savannah State University Room 2000 or at Whiting Hall Room 131 or by phone at 912-358-4309, 912-358-4484 or 912-604-2212. There will be door prizes, awards for best dancers, best period dress and best line dancers. http://www.dosavannah.com/article/tue-01072014-2135/dance-through-decades-support-savannah-black-heritage-festival


Sunday

Savannah Songwriters Series, 6 -7:30 pm, Pete Love, Tom Cooler, Yannick Niedworok and Roy Swindelle at Tybee's American Legion on Veterans Drive. Yannick from Manheim Germany joins the other three Savannah Songwriters for the evening. The event’s admission is free and for all ages. Info: http://savannahsongwriters.com/

Upcoming events


Dollhouse Productions is pleased to announce "An Intimate Evening with Art Garfunkel' on Feb. 14 at Dollhouse Studios/Productions, 980 Industry Drive, Savannah.

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