Celestial Seafarers

Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum—an acclaimed museum in Savannah, Ga., dedicated to celebrating and preserving America's maritime legacy—is honored to present "Celestial Seafarers," an exciting, multi-media outdoor experience featuring nautical-inspired light and sound installations by 11 visionary local artists on Thurs., Nov. 5 and Fri., Nov. 6 from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. The two-night-only exhibition will take place after dark in the museum and the inspiring gardens at Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum.

Designed to offer moments of enchantment, wonder, and discovery, "Celestial Seafarers" will be awash in waves of light and sound, presenting multiple site-specific, experimental art installations. Attendees are invited to experience two luminous evenings where art, exploration and maritime imagination converge beneath the stars.

The theme for the third annual "Celestial Seafarers" event is "Voyage of the Seven Seas." For millennia, the Seven Seas have inspired myths, legends, and literature across civilizations around the globe, symbolizing the spirit of adventure and the quest for exploration. Drawing inspiration from epic maritime voyages, "Celestial Seafarers" will celebrate the mystery and adventure of life at sea through a contemporary lens.

Inspired by the spirit of discovery that guided sailors across the world's oceans, "Celestial Seafarers" invites guests to journey through immersive installations of light and sound, conceived by some of Savannah's most talented artists. Featured artists include Joshua Alexander, Shae Benezra, Greg Finger, Marcus Kenney, Kevin Kirkwood, Abigail Portner, Kristopher Maedke-Russell, Allen Peterson, Todd Schroeder, Matt Toole and Matt Van Rys. This event will transform the historic Scarbrough House and the largest private garden in Savannah's National Historic Landmark District into a living canvas of radiant installations, ambient soundscapes, and captivating performances for two exciting evenings.

Drinks will be available for purchase. All proceeds from "Celestial Seafarers" will benefit Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum programming.