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SAVANNAH VOICE FESTIVAL HOSTED SALON SERIES
Spring was in the air at the Green-Meldrim House as Savannah VOICE Festival celebrated the beauty of the Earth through song. Music in Bloom spotlighted Festival Favorites Angela De Venuto and Leo Radosavljevic, ushering patrons into spring with Peiwen Chen on the piano.
THE 16TH ANNUAL SAVANNAH CHALLENGER
The 16th annual Savannah Challenger took place at The Landings community’s Franklin Creek Tennis Center on Skidaway Island from April 20-26. This tennis tournament attracts a multitude of tennis fans from the Landings community and from around the entire Low Country region.
This year’s Men’s Singles winner was Nishesh Basavareddy. The Doubles winners were David Stevenson and Cleeve Harper.
MARY’S PLACE OF THE COASTAL EMPIRE HELD EVENTS IN APRIL FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT AWARENESS MONTH CULMINATING IN LIP SYNC COMPETITION FUNDRAISER
This April, Mary’s Place offered a wide variety of ways to participate, including a solidarity walk, community initiative, educational summit, and fundraiser when lip-sync teams competed for the crystal mic award. Dream Girls won the Community Advocate award, Thomas and Hutton won the Crowd Favorite award, and Rotary Club of Savannah East won the Crystal Mic award.
The full lineup of April events included:
- Jeans for Justice
- Solidarity Walk
- “Bridging Gaps, Building Trust: Strengthening Community Partnerships to Improve Sexual Assault Response” – Third Annual Responders Summit
- “Find Your Voice” Lip Sync Competition
CITY OF PORT WENTWORTH CELEBRATED 53 YEARS OF STAND UP FOR AMERICA DAY EVENTS
The City of Port Wentworth hosted its 53rd annual Stand Up for America Day Parade and Festival on Saturday, April 25 to honor veterans. This year, the celebratory events were extended to include a pageant on April 11 and the first-ever gala on April 22. Events on April 25 included: a parade, an awards and presentations ceremony, and a children’s fun zone. Attendees enjoyed live music, food and vendors.
THAT'S A WRAP ON SAVANNAH MUSIC FESTIVAL
Savannah Music Festival (SMF) had a successful festival season, running March 25-April 5, 2026. With a multitude of concerts spanning genres, there was something for every type of music lover. The late-night concert series, Encore, offered attendees a chance to enjoy live music in smaller settings after hours. Plus, the High Note campaign gave attendees a glimpse into how SMF is giving back to the community through its music education programs.
Photo by Elizabeth Leitzell
SAVANNAH AFRICAN ART MUSEUM HOSTED RIBBON CUTTING AND GALLERY OPENING
The Savannah African Art Museum hosted a special ribbon cutting and gallery opening celebration on Thursday, April 30, unveiling two new exhibitions that deepen visitors’ understanding of African art, culture, and heritage. The two featured exhibitions include The Liren Wei Collection, a new permanent gallery showcasing works from across West and Central Africa, and “Roots and Rituals: Agriculture and Spirituality in the West African Interior”, which examines the deep connections between farming practices, spirituality, and daily life among communities in Mali and Burkina Faso.
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WOMEN'S HEALTHCARE EXPO COMING TO RICHMOND HILL CITY CENTER – MAY 6
This month, women in Bryan County will celebrate health and well-being at the Women’s Healthcare Expo on Wednesday, May 6, 2026 from 11 a.m.–1 p.m. at the Richmond Hill City Center. The event is part of the Women of the Chamber series presented by Bryan County Magazine and is presented by St. Joseph’s/Candler. The expo will include a delicious lunch, products and services from local businesses, and a short panel discussion covering key topics in women’s health. Tickets are on sale now at $25 for Bryan County Chamber members and $35 for guests.
2026 VOICE GALA TO CELEBRATE THREE AWARDEES – MAY 6
The Savannah VOICE Festival and Milnes VOICE Programs will host the 2026 VOICE Gala on Wednesday, May 6 at the Harmonie Club in New York City. This annual gala is a celebration of artistry, legacy and the future of vocal music. The 2026 Milnes VOICE Awardees are Michael Ching, composer; Fabrizio Melano, stage director; and Carol Vaness, soprano. The evening will be filled with music, gratitude, and purpose in support of artist scholarships and the next generation of singers.
LFPR TO CELEBRATE 15 YEARS OF BUSINESS!
This month, we’re proud to celebrate 15 years of helping our clients tell their stories, grow their brands, and connect with the audiences that matter most. This milestone is not only a reflection of the work we’ve accomplished, but of the incredible relationships we’ve built along the way. We’re grateful for the trust our clients and partners have placed in us and excited for what’s ahead!
FOXY LOXY CAFE TO SCREEN SOCCER MATCHES IN COURTYARD
Foxy Loxy Café is bringing European soccer culture to Savannah! Foxy Loxy’s Bull Street location will broadcast regular-season coverage of matches from the English Premier League, Spain’s La Liga, and the UEFA Champions League as well as games from this summer’s FIFA World Cup. Fans can enjoy high-definition action on a brand-new large courtyard TV, featuring top-tier international play. That’s not all! Patrons can order in the café or at the Courtyard Bar, located in the E. Shaver Starland bookshop next door. Weekly matchups will be posted on the courtyard TV.
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THE CITY OF PORT WENTWORTH TO HOST 4TH ANNUAL JUNETEENTH CELEBRATION – JUNE 19
The City of Port Wentworth is pleased to announce its 4th annual Juneteenth Celebration happening on Friday, June 19 from 5:30-9 p.m. located behind City Hall, 7224 GA-21, in Port Wentworth. This free event unites the community in observing and reflecting on the importance of Juneteenth, which commemorates the end of slavery.
SAVANNAH AFRICAN ART MUSEUM TO HOST JUNETEENTH CELEBRATION – JUNE 13
Join Savannah African Art Museum in their courtyard on Saturday, June 13 from 11:00am-4:00pm for their Juneteenth Marketplace. Explore their collection of spiritual, ceremonial, and everyday objects from West & Central Africa.
Enjoy a self-guided tour of their galleries where docents will be available for questions, including (but not limited to) Adinkra Symbols, Igbo People, Yoruba, Benin Bronzes, Secret Societies, Gullah Geechee, etc.
Connect with the community by supporting five local vendors, connecting with the Savannah Chatham County School System about the local schools, and participating in art projects hosted by Scribble Art Studio!
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