Tuning in to the Town
The annual Savannah Music Festival is one of the largest and most diverse music festivals in the southeastern United States and is truly “Southern, Soulful and Sophisticated”. This unparalleled 18-day musical feast will take place March 15 through April 1, 2007 in one of America’s most historic cities, offering a multitude of one-time-only performances and world premieres. The Festival’s distinctive line-up showcases indigenous music from the Deep South, originally conceived chamber music, and a wealth of internationally renowned musicians representing an abundance of musical styles and genres. Whether experiencing glorious arias in remarkably intimate venues or dancing the night away under moss-draped oaks, music aficionados and fun-seekers alike will enjoy the beautiful springtime in one of the South’s most soulful cities. For more info, visit savannahmusicfestival.org.
The Savannah Film Festival will take place Oct. 28 through Nov. 4 at the Trustees Theater located at 216 E. Broughton St. in Savannah. A premier eight-day cultural event in beautiful historic downtown Savannah, the festival features more than 50 films selected from more than 600 entries submitted from all over the world. Categories include feature, short, animation, documentary and student film. The screenings represent a variety of independent filmmakers, while an array of workshops, lectures, receptions and special events gives the festival participants an opportunity to meet colleagues active in all areas of film production. Educational benefits for students are provided through the Savannah Film Festival’s student competition as well as the festival student workshops. Films will be shown at other venues as well as the Lucas Theatre. For more information, call 912.525.5050 or visit 
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