Emergent Lives: An Oral History of LGBT Savannah

LGBT culture has always influenced life in Savannah, but who are some of the individuals who have helped it emerge throughout the generations? Join Emergent Savannah for their upcoming Monday Means Community, Emergent Lives: An Oral History of LGBT Savannah. Featured guests will include Patty Latham, Jamie Maury and Sean Brandon, with facilitation by Robert Bush of the Georgia Legal Services Program. The conversation will be a look at LGBT lives in both Savannah’s past, present and future. The evening will be around 45-minutes, with a moderated groupthink, followed by a Q/A. After the event, we will head over to the American Legion Post 135 bar to continue the conversation. So join us for this discussion on April 11, at The Sentient Bean, 7:00PM SHARP. You’ll see just some of the people coming together to create community in the larger world and learn about some ways that you can be a bigger part of what Savannah's future is going to look like. About Emergent Savannah Emergent Savannah is a growing social and cultural movement encompassed of people who believe that Savannah is capable of evolving into a more intentional community, where citizens are empowered to shape the future, while continuing to honor the past. We are dedicated to educating people and advocating for the local Savannah community by providing information the community can use to create thoughtful conversation and personal action. We aim to strengthen connections and creativity in our community. Our Vision is simple. Culture. Community. Conversation. For more information or to get involved, shoot us an email at info@emergentsavannah.org or visit our website emergentsavannah.org