Throughout her storied career, actress Glenn Close has collaborated closely with costume designers to help bring the characters she embodies to life. Inspired by the creativity and craftsmanship she saw in her film and theater productions, she began collecting and preserving costumes and accessories from her projects after her first movie, The World According to Garp (1982). In 2017, she donated her over 800-piece collection to the Elizabeth Sage Historic Costume Collection in the School of Art, Architecture Design at Indiana University.

First presented at the Eskenazi Museum of Art at Indiana University in 2020, The Art of the Character: Highlights from the Glenn Close Costume Collection will offer visitors a unique opportunity to thoroughly explore the careful consideration and exacting details that teams of designers, drapers, and other craftspeople created in over 50 ensembles and numerous examples of jewelry, shoes, and other accessories. It will feature the work of award-winning costume designers, including Anthony Powell (1935–2021), Ann Roth (b. 1949), James Acheson (b. 1946), and Alexandra Byrne (b. 1962), and costumers like Barbara Matera Ltd (active 1968–2001), from 14 of Close’s best-loved movies.

This exhibition is organized by Telfair Museums in partnership with the Elizabeth Sage Historic Costume Collection at the Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture, and Design of Indiana University.

Hours:
Sunday (10am–5pm)
Monday (CLOSED)
Tuesday (10am-5pm)
Wednesday (10am–5pm)
Thursday (10am–5pm)
Friday (10am–5pm)
Saturday (10am–5pm)

Gather your friends and family in a cozy winter yurt, complete with fur blankets and warm drinks, all while surrounded by twinkling lights. Each yurt accommodates up to 6 guests for 1 hour & 45 minutes of seasonal delights. Don’t miss out—reservations are encouraged!

As a community free event, the historic house will be open for viewing from 5 to 7 p.m. Docents will be on hand to answer questions. This will be a time to reflect on the occasion, when men of faith led by Pastor Garrison Frazier, were asked for direction by General William Sherman and Secretary of War Edwin Stanton as the Civil War was concluding.
For information: info@greenmeldrimhouse.org or 912-233-3845

The Spiritual has a uniquely American heritage: originating in the deep South, sharing stories of resilience, hope and faith in enslaved communities. We pay homage to this music and the people who passed these songs through generations in our Great Camp Meeting Spiritual Recital, sponsored by Brenda Rucker. This year’s recitalist is famed Baritone, Kenneth Overton, accompanied by Pianist, Casey Robards. Don’t miss this moving recital from a powerful artist in the beautiful sanctuary of First Presbyterian Church.

Tickets: $30 Adults, Students are free with registration

Stippling Technique for Relaxation – Learn and engage in stippling to help relax and calm your nervous system while creating a seasonal artwork piece for you to keep. We provide all of the art supplies, as well as cups, napkins. We will have tea, water & light snacks. BYOB your favorite NON Alcoholic beverage. Beginner friendly, all ages, no experience or artistic talent required.

We are so thrilled to announce our first virtual phone bank! Join us as we come together virtually for community, calls, and voter contacts! Please RSVP, and we will send you more information and instructions on how to join us. Let’s come together and make history! We can’t wait to see you!

Join USA Today bestselling author Jennifer Moorman for an after-hours evening celebrating The Charmed Library, a cozy, magical novel filled with romance, nostalgia and a love of books and libraries — perfect for fans of charming rom-coms and bookish stories. Free and open to the public

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Discover a group that elevates your business through strategic connections, productive meetings, and exclusive benefits. With state-of-the-art software, we track the success of our group’s to ensure tangible results.

Let your imagination run wild at this weekly drawing workshop for aspiring creatives focusing on the basic principles of art and design. Seek inspiration in the galleries, meet new friends, and begin preparing a portfolio of your work as museum educators offer tutorials to perfect your drawing skills.

This workshop for middle school and high school students is free and open to the public.

To RSVP or for more information, email Hannah Thompson, manager of museum visitation and programming, at hthompso@scad.edu.

On Wednesday, Jan. 14, Karla Redding-Andrews, a 1985 Georgia Southern alumna, and daughter of the late Otis Redding, will deliver the MLK keynote address at 6 p.m. in the Fine Arts Auditorium on the Armstrong Campus. Redding-Andrews will present additional keynote addresses Thursday, Jan. 15, at 10 a.m. in the Swainsboro Campus Auditorium and at 6 p.m. at the PAC on the Statesboro Campus.

Join us in Savannah — write postcards to get out the vote and introduce Amanda Hollowell, candidate for Georgia’s First Congressional District! Please review your confirmation email for location address.

RSVP today! We can’t wait to make history with you! Hope to see you there!

It’s time to treat your business like a high-growth startup. Join us for a practical, empowering session covering business planning, financial readiness, legal structure and valuable local resources—all while enjoying great food and meaningful connection.

Learn from the Savannah Country Day baseball players and coaching staff.

Put your knowledge to the test at Top Shelf’s Trivia Night! Compete in rounds featuring TV, movies, sports, pop culture, music, and more. With picture rounds, bonus questions, and point wagering, every game is a chance to win prizes and prove your smarts. Join the fun and play to win! Every other Thursday from 6 pm to 8 pm.

Quit Playing Games With My Heart a curated game night for conscious singles in Savannah, GA — designed to help busy professionals meet their match in a fun, intentional, low pressure way.

We are combining playful competition, Human Design insights, and intentional matchmaking to help you connect with people more intentionally, in real life — beyond the endless “Hey, how’s it going?”

Play games. Meet your match. See what happens when you connect by design.

Join us in the studio for a cozy and creative Winter Fresh Flower Workshop, where seasonal blooms take center stage. Guided by the Syd Nichole floral team, you’ll learn the art of designing a lush, winter-inspired arrangement using fresh flowers, textural greenery, and thoughtful color palettes that reflect the beauty of the season.

We’ll walk you through flower selection, design mechanics, and styling tips so you leave feeling confident and inspired—whether you’re a beginner or a flower lover looking to refine your skills. Sip, socialize, and slow down as you create something beautiful to take home and enjoy.

All flowers, vessels, and materials are provided. Just bring yourself and a love for fresh blooms.

✨ Perfect for a winter night out, a creative reset, or a special experience with friends.

🎟️ Limited seats available | Refunds up to 7 days before the event

📧 Questions or private party inquiries? Email us: info@sydnichole.com

Savannah Guitar Lutherie & Mercantile will host TOWSE for a house concert in their on site performance space. Admission is $20 suggested donation at the door with al proceeds to TOWSE. Seating is limited. So get there early. TOWSE is an internationally touring Americana-Singer/Songwriter duo. They deliver their feelings-forward songs with a tongue-in-cheek humor every audience can connect with. People that like Chappell Roan, Noah Kahan, Phoebe Bridgers, Joni Mitchell or Fiona Apple will enjoy their show. Towse has been featured in Voyage LA and Rock & Real magazines, has supported artists such as Jon Gomm and has played at storied venues such as the Troubadour in LA and Old Blue Last in London. Grace Fellows (lead singer/songwriter) synthesized her broad musical influences and dug deep while studying experimental-pop at CalArts, and in doing her masters at BIMM London, she polished her craft and grew into the vulnerably captivating performer she is today.

Virtuoso violinist, Corwin Zekley ( backup vox & percussion) was born with a fiddle in their hands and plays with an intensity yet delicacy that pulls on the heartstrings of all who hear them. Corwin has eclectic musical roots, and enchants audiences playing anything from Celtic to Jazz to Country to Metal. Corwin studied at the Berklee College of Music, has played thousands of concerts, appeared on dozens of records, and has published books and albums of their own songwriting and compositions. Check out their video https://youtu.be/apQDSGmJbKY?si=eEj3l_ZeKhM_ohsm