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Come to Fort Pulaski for a living history event and learn more about Colonial Times in Georgia.
Schedule of Events
* 10:30 Guided Tour
* 11:30 Cannon Firing
* 12:30 Muske & Soldier Demonstration
* 1:30 Cannon Firing
* 2:30 Musket Demonstration
* 3:00 Cannon Firing
* 3:30 Guided Tour
Fees: $3.00 per adult, 15 & under free
Contact: Charles E. Fenwick 912-786-5787 or visit the website for more information.
The United States’ premier art and design university honors one of Asia’s most prestigious businessmen for his global contributions to art and culture
HONG KONG — Jackie Chan will receive an honorary professorship from the Savannah College of Art and Design for a lifetime of excellence in the cinematic arts and for nurturing others to pursue their own artistic dreams. SCAD President and Co-founder Paula S. Wallace will name Chan as an honorary professor of performing arts at a reception in his honor Wednesday, Sept. 3, 4-6 p.m., at the Intercontinental Hotel, 18 Salisbury Road, Kowloon, Hong Kong.
This marks the first time the college has awarded an honorary professorship. Joining President Wallace in making the presentation to Chan will be distinguished entrepreneur and patroness of the arts Dr. Chan Laiwa of Beijing, China, who serves on SCAD’s Board of Trustees. Laiwa also holds an honorary doctorate degree from SCAD.
Weekly show from Coastal Companion about Upcoming events in Georgia Sept 1 – 7.
Living History event at Fort Pulaski, Savannah,
Magical Variety in Jekyll Island.
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All lectures take place in the Savannah History Museum Theatre (303 MLK, Jr. Blvd.) at 7pm. Each is preceded by a light reception in the museum lobby at 6:30 p.m. Please call (912) 651-3673 for more information.
Tuesday, September 16th: Documentary Premier: “Revolutionary Savannah,†half-hour television program by filmmaker Michael Jordan. Followed by presentation by archaeologist Rita Elliott on recent battle-related archaeology in downtown Savannah.
G.E.O.R.G.I.A. Shell Bagging Event in Brunswick, Georgia
The University of Georgia’s Marine Extension Service coordinates a community-based oyster restoration project called GEORGIA (Generating Enhanced Oyster Reefs in Georgia’s Inshore Areas). This program recycles oyster shell to create new oyster reefs, and enhances stewardship and public awareness of the importance of oyster reef habitat along the Georgia coast.
Bagging takes place at new Brunswick Shell Recycling Center on September 6th near DNR Headquarters. Please RSVP.
Call Casey Sanders at 912-264-7323 visit the website for more information.