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Thunderbolt will host its first-ever Golden Hour Jazz on the Bluff concert, featuring the Savannah State University Jazz Band. Set against a stunning riverfront sunset, this free event aims to foster community spirit and enhance local culture. Attendees are encouraged to bring chairs and snacks, with local food vendors offering refreshments. Mayor Dana Williams emphasizes the importance of this initiative in celebrating local talent and connecting residents through arts and entertainment.
Thunderbolt is set to host its inaugural Golden Hour Jazz on the Bluff on Sunday, September 21, 2025, at 5 p.m. This free community concert will feature the Savannah State University Jazz Band and will be open to the public, marking a significant addition to Thunderbolt’s cultural calendar. The event is designed to provide a festive atmosphere for residents and visitors alike, with live music coupled with stunning views of the sunset over the river.
Located at one of Thunderbolt’s most scenic riverfront spots, the event aims to draw an audience eager to enjoy jazz music in a picturesque setting. Guests are encouraged to arrive early to secure favorable seating along the bluff, allowing them to take in the ambiance of the concert as the golden hour approaches.
Attendees are advised to bring their own chairs, blankets, snacks, and beverages to enhance their concert experience. In addition, Tubby’s Tank House Thunderbolt will offer special to-go dinner and drink options tailored for those attending the event. Savannah Square Pops will also be present, selling handcrafted popsicles to provide a refreshing treat during the concert.
Mayor Dana Williams expressed that the event’s main goal is to foster community spirit and celebrate local culture and talent. This initiative reflects Thunderbolt’s commitment to creating opportunities for residents to connect through arts and entertainment, showcasing what the local area has to offer.
The Golden Hour Jazz on the Bluff serves as an important cultural event for Thunderbolt, offering a platform for local musicians and enriching the community. As residents and visitors gather to enjoy the live performance, it is expected to be a memorable occasion that combines music, nature, and community togetherness. This concert not only highlights the talents of the Savannah State University Jazz Band but also emphasizes the vibrant culture that exists within Thunderbolt.
As September 21 approaches, excitement is building in the community, with many already planning their attendance. Organizers anticipate a large turnout, hoping to create lasting memories for those who come out to enjoy the music and the breathtaking riverfront views. With the combination of local food options and cold popsicles, attendees can expect a delightful evening suitable for all ages.
For those interested in attending the Golden Hour Jazz on the Bluff, it is recommended to plan ahead, ensuring that everyone has a spot in the beautiful setting that Thunderbolt offers. This initiative marks the beginning of what could become a cherished tradition for years to come, reinforcing Thunderbolt’s place as a cultural hub in the region.
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- The Savannah Tribune: Thunderbolt to Host Free Golden Hour Jazz on the Bluff
- Wikipedia: Jazz
- Savannah Now: Savannah Jazz Festival Headliners
- Google Search: Savannah jazz music
- Legacy: John Earl Obituary
- Google Scholar: Thunderbolt jazz events
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Jazz
- Google News: Thunderbolt events
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