 | “I always wondered why somebody doesn't do something about that. Then I realized I was somebody.” Today is the birthday of outspoken feminist, comedian, and actress, Lily Tomlin. |
| Artist Christine Hilbert skewers traditional ideas of marriage, sexuality and family in “Echo in My Bones,” a multimedia exhibit incorporating antique books, maps and paint. Reception September 5. Dimensions Gallery, 412 MLK Jr. Blvd., Savannah. 912.236.4993 or dimensionsgallery.com. |
 | Liliuokalani, the last sovereign queen of Hawaii, was born on this day in 1838. |
 | Share in the strength and sweetness of Coffee, Cake and Conversation, a support group for those affected by domestic violence. Sponsored by Above Water, Inc. 9am-11am at Hill of Beans inside Savannah Mall. 912-224-2105 or abovewaterinc@yahoo.com. |
 | “Sitting around the house playing the wife and mother is driving me crazy.” Singer Patsy Cline’s birthday is today. |
 | Indie art rules at Desotorow Gallery’s Junk in da Trunk Show, an extravaganza of handmade goods from local crafters and artisans. 7-10pm Friday, 8am-2pm Saturday. 2427 De Soto Ave., Starland District, Savannah. desotorow.org. |
 | The future looks bright at GreenFest, an eco-fantastic day featuring a farmers market, cooking and composting classes, yoga sessions, alternative medicine information, organic beauty products and tips on energy efficiency - plus killer blues, healthy delectables and more. 9am-til late at Trustees’ Garden, 888 Randolph St., Savannah. 912.844.3184 or greenlifespace.com. |
| The Savannah Market Bazaar makes good use of the blacktop of the Old Sears parking lot on the corner of Bull and Henry Streets with an all-day funky fresh flea market, food vendors, music and more. Browsing starts at 9am. newmoonsavannah.com/smb. |
| Who doesn’t love a man in black? skirt! favorite Rusty Evans brings his thunderous “Tribute to Johnny Cash” to the Lowcountry for one night only. 8pm, USCB Performing ArtsCenter, 801 Carteret St., Beaufort. Tickets: $30-40, kids half price. 843.521.4145. |
 | Solve a mystery in honor of Agatha Christie, who was born on this day in 1890. |
 | Get to know our foremothers with Leslie Sackrison, author of Awesome Women: Some Famous, Some Infamous, and Others Lost in History. The re-enactment buff speaks at The Millionaire Women’s Club’s monthly breakfast meeting, 7:15-8:15am, Mulberry Inn, 601 E. Bay St., Savannah. Members free, guests $25. 912.236.3660. |
 | Sandra Day O'Connor was confirmed by the Senate as the first woman Supreme Court Justice, 1981. |
| Nuture yourself in nature with tea sampling, massage, mind/body healing information and more at Turtle Dragon’s Open House. 2pm-5pm, 1202 US Hwy 80, TybeeIsland. 912.786.6063. |
 | Today is the Autumn Equinox. |
 | Today marks the start of Banned Book Week. Visit www.ala.org/bbooks to see which of your favorite classics have been blacklisted from schools across the nation. |
 | Increase your I.Q. by attending the Smart Women Luncheon & Expo, featuring Academy Award-winner Olympia Dukakis. 10am, Savannah International Trade & Convention Center. 912.819.3330 orsjchs.org. |
 | Multi-dimensional entertainer Simone, the daughter of legendary Nina Simone, sings under the stars with the Savannah Jazz Orchestra as part of the week-long musical treasure known as the Savannah Jazz Festival. 7pm, ForsythPark, Savannah. All events are free – bring your lawn chairs! savannahjazfestival.org. |
| Strike those pins at Bowling For Boobs, a breast cancer fundraiser that benefits LibLines, which helps support cancer patients by promoting creative expression. Registration required! liblines.org. |
| Badadunk-thunk! Jam with the djembes when the Song and Dance Ensemble of West Africapresents its modern ballet of power and grace. 8pm, LucasTheater, Savannah.912-525-5050 or scad.edu. |
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