Upcoming Events in Georgia. Southern circuit film series screening in Brunswick, Bloody Marsh Musket Program in St Simons Island and Medieval Festival at Oatland Wildlife Center in Savannah.
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Highlighting the film festival and Fall Arts Festival in Fernandina Beach, Amelia Island, and the Uptown Saturday Night in St Augustine, florida.
Art Festival in Fernandina Beach, Amelia Island
It’s time for the Fall Art Festival in Amelia Island again. Local, regional and national artists are participating in this popular festival. They will line Centre Street in the Historic Downtown area of Fernandina Beach. This year’s poster artists is William Maurer, he’s a watercolor artist that paints many local scenes in the area.
The festival takes place on September 27-28. Hours on Saturday is 10-7 and on Sunday 10-5. For more information call 904-541-1340 or visit www.jandcoevents.com
Click here to read our previous post about the Fall Arts Festival in Amelia Island
Painting by William Maurer
Joe Strummer: The future is unwritten – Jacksonville
Café Nola@MOCA opens at 5pm and will feature a full bar, drink specials, tapas and a special 3-course menu for $25! Please call 904-366-6911 ext. 231 for reservations.
Tickets are available at the door $6 members/$8 non-members.
Guests dining at Café Nola before the show will be given priority ticket sales.
MOCA, 333 North Laura Street, Jacksonville, FL, 32202 USA
Call (904) 366-6911 or visit www.mocajacksonville.org
Thursday, Sept. 25 • 8pm the MOCA Theater. Come Early!
Medieval Festival at Oatland Wildlife Center in Savannah
Travel back in time to the days of Lords and Ladies at the spectacular Medival Festival. See knights doing battle, try out a trebuchet and take part in the music and merriment. Special entertainment and food highlight this incredible event at Oatland Island Wildlife Center in Savannah.
$7.00 Adults ages 18-64
$5.00 Children ages 4-17, Seniors ages 65 and over and Military (must show ID)
FREE Children 3 and under
Call (912) 898-3980 or visit Oatland Wildlife Center website.