Hestia Artists’ Residency invited a writer from Oakland, a musician from Burlington, and a muralist from San Diego to collide in Savannah for eleven days of living and creating from three of our city’s most eclectic homeshares. From February 22nd – March 3rd, Hestia is hosting: workshops, readings, concerts, and a stellar evening celebration, “Ruckus & Revelry: Our First Fete,” on Saturday, March 3, from 8-11 p.m., at Starland’s newest venue (2201 Bull Street).
 
“Ruckus & Revelry” will feature:

Whimsical moss-and-botanical installations by Savannah-based artist Samantha Delaney
3-minute “quick take” talks from our artists-in-residence (Celeste Byers, Meg Elison, and Alexandria Hall)

Interactive audience engagements and live performances from Savannah bands

Cuisine & cocktails from Black Sheep Provisions and Event Design by Kaufman-Heinz.
 
Hestia’s Savannah programming is presented with the generous financial support of Foram Group Charitable Foundation. In addition, the organization is proud to partner with community organizations: Art Rise, The Book Lady Bookstore, The Creative Coast at Bull Street Labs, Fox & Fig, the Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace, Savannah State University, the Starland Dairy Project, and Sulfur Studios.
 
For more information and tickets to the final celebration ($10) please visit www.hestia.space/events.