Acoustic Roots Music & Dancing

Join us for an evening of acoustic music. Tonight’s performance features two sessions by C.C. Witt, one of the low country’s staples, Known for her incredible, rich vocals, sharp lyricism and witty charm (pun intended).
First Friday for Folk Music offers a fantastic music listening experience: live acoustic music by local and traveling artists, low admission fee, alcohol free, non-smoking, secular event, and a friendly, welcoming, and listening atmosphere. Refreshments offered for sale. $15 ($10 SFMS members) donation at door. Concert sponsored by Savannah Folk Music Society.
Known for her incredible, rich vocals, sharp lyricism and witty charm (pun intended) is one of the low country’s staples, CC Witt.
Known best as the boot-stompin’ badass of Americana/Country band Lyn Avenue, CC Witt has hundreds of thousands of views and streams across internet platforms, been featured on hundreds of radio stations across the U.S. and abroad and has toured the nation playing for audiences big and small.
With her upcoming release, “Hypothetically”, on the verge of completion, the bourbon anthem singer will show us a different side to her writing with songs of trials and heartbreak, layered behind soulful melodies and hard hitting hooks.

Contra dance. Greco Hall (event space/gym), behind sanctuary at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 1707 Bull St, Savannah, GA. Plenty of parking in fenced lot behind the church and enter from 33rd Street. Contras, squares and waltzes. Want to get moving but find exercising too hard and too dull? Maybe you should go for a spin Contra dancing! It’s fun, it’s aerobic, and it’s filled with great people you should know. Every dance has live music, a caller to guide you through the moves, and a beginner workshop to teach you everything you need to know. If you can listen and walk, you can Contra dance. Heck, if you can listen OR walk, we can get you through it! We’ve had folks from age 6 to age 90 come and have fun, so why not you?
Live music by The Glow in the Dark String Band. Dances prompted by callers Bob Beattie and Joyce Murlless. No experience or partner needed. Newcomers welcomed. Come at 7:15pm for lesson or refresher. $10 ($5 for SFMS members) Casual dress, comfortable shoes suggested. Bring a water bottle. Parking lot off 33rd Street. Sponsored by Savannah Folk Music Society.