October First Friday at ARTS Southeast

October’s First Friday celebration at ARTS Southeast will feature a packed evening of art, community, and creativity from 5 to 9 p.m. at the Sulfur Street Fair on Bull Street. The night also marks the release of IMPACT Arts + Culture Magazine, Vol. 4 No. 2.

Highlights include multiple gallery receptions:

• The Ellis Gallery: Closing reception for “Living on the Edge,” a solo exhibition by photographer Teake Zuidema.
• The Supporter Gallery: Continuing reception for “Off the Wall,” the annual small works exhibition.
• ON:View Residency: Final presentation by August + September artist-in-residence Melinda Borysevicz, who will share her Savannah-inspired procession paintings.
  

Guests can also explore open studios featuring ARTS Southeast members and 2025 incubator artist Isaac McCaslin.

The Sulfur Street Fair will host a wide variety of vendors, including Coastal Heritage Society, The Young Imprint, Pragfu Press, WRUU, Ella Land, Mia Amanda, Johnston Illustration, Weak Link, Stacey Wells Pottery, Rubye’s Petals and Plants, Eva Estudio, Low Country Grit, Dayglow, Andrew Creswell Pottery, Another Girlz Treasure, Dropping Roots, and Georgia Coalition of the People’s Agenda Coastal Georgia.

Live painting will take place throughout the evening with artists Chris Moss, Isak Dove, Maxx Feist, and Jazz Howington.

This event blends art, local shopping, live performance, and community engagement, making it a cornerstone of Savannah’s monthly First Friday lineup.