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If you're still in search of some holiday gifts, look no further than a weekend event to help local businesses.

Gonzalo Hernandez: "Emojis are created to have a fast way of expressing a feeling, or an easy way of saying I’m happy, or emotions, in a simple way. But this one in particular is really hard to define. It’s basically defined as mixed feelings.

Timothy Cabell: "Being able to bring this event around a second time, at a time like this is awesome. The talent of these designers that will be showcased will be amazing to see.

The Humane Society for Greater Savannah wants you to have a pet for the holidays.

Amari Washington: "To all the creatives, designers, and fashion lovers in the world I would advise you to learn how to rest. The best work is produced from a sound mind, not a clouded mind."

"Plant Riverside District has achieved in creating a district within the riverfront." Agree?

"The process of making the painting is like dreaming while awake."

The Stables: "We just want people to be able to get together in an outdoor setting and enjoy the day.

Savannah VOICE Festival: Hocus Pocus fans should grab their cauldrons on Friday night.

Charisse Styles: The world has seen its shortage of live events and entertainment in 2020, but here in Savannah, you’ll have a chance to have some fun, socialize and raise money for an excellent cause.

SD Gunner Fund: This year, more than ever, supporting a non-profit is imperative."

Neighborhood Comics: On Halloween-eve, Dream will most likely cast the widest net yet.

Ember City / Whaleboat: This city has done a really good job on how to prepare for this...we keep working and don’t react to the negative stuff. Stay thoughtful, respectful, and have clear boundaries, and things work out.

"I tend to play fairly violent, intense, unpredictable characters...even though in real life I’m super sweet."

GRAVEFACE RECORDS: "The whole concept of the project was for me to get my music into haunted houses. I thought it would be cool to be the soundtrack for all the haunted houses around the country. That was the origin. Check it out live on WRUU - 107.5 FM Savannah this Saturday!

Big Daddy Weave: My favorite part of this tour is seeing people so ready to just do something together, to be in something together."

Bero Bero: We are excited to get back on stage, but we are generally keeping our return to performing in public slow because we want to be safe about it.

I really hope people watch this with someone they love, or whoever you’re quarantined with. It’s like a ‘love the one you’re with’ kind of movie."