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Looking Back:
ASBURY MEMORIAL PRESENTED 2025 "GOD ON BROADWAY" LINEUP
“God on Broadway” is a series of worship services during the month of October using the themes of Broadway musicals patterned around a sermon which is based upon that particular musical. The service contains songs and music from the musical. This is a worship series celebrating God’s Word and Love … inspired by the Broadway musicals. The vibrant and growing choir of Asbury Memorial plans far in advance for the songs that will be performed, directed by Ray Ellis. The crux of the worship service is brought out by the Reverend Billy Hester in his stimulating and sometimes rather amusing sermons centered on the basic theme of the musical.
COASTAL HERITAGE SOCIETY HOSTED ANNUAL BATTLEFIELD MEMORIAL MARCH
Coastal Heritage Society’s (CHS) annual Battlefield Memorial March returned on Thursday, October 9, to honor those who fought in the 1779 Battle of Savannah, one of the Revolutionary War’s most pivotal conflicts. March participants retraced soldiers’ footsteps down West Boundary Street and along Louisville Road.
TELFAIR MUSEUMS OPENED ‘ART OF THE CHARACTER: HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE GLENN CLOSE COSTUME COLLECTION’
This fall, Telfair Museums welcomed Savannahians and guests to experience The Art of the Character: Highlights from the Glenn Close Costume Collection. This exhibition opened at the Jepson Center on October 10, 2025, and will run until February 15, 2026. Glenn Close is an iconic, award-winning American actress with a career spanning five decades.
PORT WENTWORTH RECREATION DEPARTMENT HOSTED ANNUAL FALL FESTIVAL
Port Wentworth Recreation Department hosted its Fall Festival on Friday, Oct. 17. This free event was open to all in the community and was an evening of exciting activities including a pumpkin patch, costume contest, and performances by local groups.
COASTAL HERITAGE SOCIETY HOSTED FROGWARTS: A MAGICAL ADVENTURE!
From wand making to potion mixing, Coastal Heritage Society hopes patrons had A Magical Adventure at Frogwarts 2025 at Georgia State Railroad Museum and Savannah Children’s Museum.
It was a spellbinding day filled with imagination, hands-on fun, and a little extra magic
LFPR'S VICE PRESIDENT, KRISTYN BEASLEY, HONORED AT BRYAN COUNTY 20 UNDER 40 EVENT
Congratulations to our Vice President, Kristyn Beasley, for being named one of Bryan County News’ 2025 20 Under 40! Her leadership, heart, and hustle inspire the LFPR team every single day. Congratulations, VP—we’re so proud of you!
SAVANNAH VOICE FESTIVAL HOSTED SALON SERIES: VILLAINS AND VIXENS
With the historic Green-Meldrim House as a perfect backdrop, guests enjoyed music that thrills and chills, followed by an autumnal buffet that summoned the SPIRITS of the season!
What's Happening This Month?
COASTAL HERITAGE SOCIETY TO OPEN NEW STEAM CENTER AT SAVANNAH CHILDREN'S MUSUEM – NOV 12
Savannah Children’s Museum is opening its first indoor space, an innovative STEAM Center, in late 2025! The featured exhibition, Numbers in Nature, is designed to spark curiosity in learners of all ages while harnessing the power of mathematical patterns woven throughout our everyday world.
SAVANNAH CLASSICAL ACADEMY'S ANNUAL LOTTERY OPENS – NOV 1 - JAN 23
The window for SCA’s 2026-27 lottery applications is now open. Applications will be accepted until 5 p.m. on January 23, 2026. SCA’s supportive and well-structured environment leads to excellent academic results. Experiential learning, successful student outcomes, and high expectations for student behavior supported by many co-curricular options, demonstrates why this free public charter school is a great investment in the community and a best choice for families.
Looking Forward:
COASTAL HERITAGE SOCIETY TO HOST ANNUAL SANTA TRAIN EVENT AT SAVANNAH CHILDREN'S MUSEUM – DEC 6
Savannah Santa Train is Savannah’s favorite family holiday event with festive activities and entertainment, including a holiday-themed train ride experience, Tin Soldier Training, holiday crafts, and more. Children and their families can also learn about holiday traditions from around the world through hands-on participation.
SAVANNAH AFRICAN ART MUSEUM TO HOST KWANZAA MARKETPLACE – DEC 6-20
The Savannah African Art Museum will host their third annual Kwanzaa Marketplace from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturdays, Dec. 6, 13, and 20 in the Museum’s Courtyard, located at 201 East 37th Street. Each marketplace will feature vendors of the African Diaspora selling various handcrafted items such as jewelry, art, clothing, and more. The vendors’ work will be from or inspired by Africa, African Art, and African culture.
SAVANNAH VOICE FESTIVAL TO HOST SALON SERIES – DEC 9
Savannah VOICE Festival and Green-Meldrim House are once again collaborating to coproduce the “VOICE Salon Series”. These evenings of enchantment will take place in one of the city’s most beautiful and storied venues, the Green-Meldrim House, located at 14 W Macon St, Savannah, GA 31401. “Songs of Silver and Snow” will feature holiday favorites and include a buffet with special holiday sweets. The event will take place at 6:30 p.m. on December 9 and offers an exceptional opportunity to enjoy live music, delicious food, and fine wine.
CITY OF PORT WENTWORTH TO ANNOUNCE STAND UP FOR AMERICA DAY LINE UP OF EVENTS
Port Wentworth’s annual Stand up for America Day is celebrated every year on the last Saturday in April to honor America’s service men and women, past and present. So join us for this homegrown celebration of our American heritage as we salute our soldiers and veterans for their contributions to our nation!
The United States was embroiled in a controversial war in Vietnam in the ’60s and ’70s. This controversy unfortunately manifested itself in civil unrest, divisiveness, and anti-American protests in cities and on college campuses across the country.
The most poignant and damaging of these acts was the poor treatment of returning soldiers. Those unpatriotic acts and atrocities committed against the American soldier prompted former Mayor P.B. Edwards Jr., a decorated veteran of World War II who was permanently wounded in the Battle of the Bulge, with the cooperation of the Port Wentworth Missionary Alliance Church, to establish this day to recognize America and particularly the American soldier — hence was born “Stand Up for America Day” in 1971.
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