Tybee
Tuesday, July 29th, 2008
at 12:32am
Films, Food and Fun at Tybee’s North Beach!
Load up the entire family for an old fashioned, ‘summertime experience’ in the comfort of your vehicle! (or just walk or bicycle over to North Beach with your lawn chair, bug spray and radio!)
SHOWING THURSDAY, JULY 31st:
PETER BENCHLEY’S BEACHSIDE THRILLER - ‘JAWS’
Admission: $10 per vehicle, or $5 per individual
Main parking lot gate opens for movie going vehicles at 7:00 PM. Walkers and bikers may enter at North Beach Grill gate, at beach crossovers, or main parking lot gate.
Come early to grab a good spot, take a walk on the beach or get a bite to eat at North Beach Grill. (Optional movie concession sales will also be provided by North Beach Grill including popcorn, snacks & soft drinks.)
(Via The Creative Coast Alliance.)
Thursday, February 21st, 2008
at 3:01am

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Thursday, October 18th, 2007
at 8:31pm
Whether you’ve known it as Tybee Island or Savannah Beach, whether you love its history, beautiful beaches, dolphins and turtles, or salt water marshes, whether you come to sit in the sun, swim in the surf, or indulge in some great seafood, it’s TYBEE TIME come October 20th and 21st of 2007.
Tybee Island will celebrate its 120th anniversary with a two-day event starting on October 20.
“Everyone knows about the beach, but what we’re trying to do is highlight the other things Tybee has to offer,” explained Vernon. The celebration will center around Tybee’s history and cultural heritage, with period costumes, music and games from 1887.
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“The whole celebration came about from a grant from the Georgia Council for the Arts and the goal of that grant, which was also matched by the City of Tybee Island [was]…to have more cultural-heritage-type events,” Vernon told us. “And the timing worked out perfectly too, being that we liked the sound of, ‘a dozen decades’ of cultural heritage.”
But that’s not all this anniversary has to offer. Food will be a main event next weekend with the Georgia Shrimpers Association providing locally caught shrimp for everyone to enjoy. The Marine Rescue Squadron will be having a Low Country boil and many local restaurants will be featuring special dishes.
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Tuesday, July 3rd, 2007
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Tybee’s Mayor has taken to the cyber airways in his fight to gain federal funding for replenishing the roughly 2.5 miles of beachfront on the island.
The town has posted a 10-minute video on YouTube.com, the enormously popular video-sharing site, starring Mayor Jason Buelterman.
"I’ve been surprised at the amount of response, particularly from the media," Buelterman said.
This YouTube lobbying effort was recently featured in the Washington, D.C. publication, The Hill, who’s readership consists of primarily political insiders.
Buelterman said he was inspired to try this approach by 1st District Republican Congressman Jack Kingston’s use of the Internet to get his message out.
Buelterman said that the YouTube spot was primarily an educational tool. "Unlike states with more extensive coastlines, there’s a learning curve about this issue," he said.
Currently, Tybee must request funding from the federal and state government for beach re-nourishment. The video features the top five reasons to fund this project.
To view the video, go to http://youtube.com/watch?v=5MTydJVT5mM.
Tuesday, March 6th, 2007
at 9:34pm
Bosses everywhere are going to love The Weather Channel. With maps being the number one draw for weather.com visitors, they have teamed up with Microsoft’s Virtual Earth to offer users the ability to see real time weather reports for streets in the U.S.
The Interactive Weather Map can be viewed in either a "road view", or a much cooler satellite view, with different color blobs from greens to grays denoting the weather conditions. Want to see the directional path of the weather condition in your area? Check out the animation feature in the lower right corner, this plays a cycle of animated satellite imagery data, perfect for scrubbing through time while you watch storms and weather systems progress [ via DownloadSquad ]
Friday, August 4th, 2006
at 8:00pm
The Tybee Island Music Festival, which debuted in 2003, has captured a special place in the hearts of it’s supporters. Presented by Tybee Fest, this one-of-a-kind event offers something for everyone – a variety of music for all ages, great food, and the beauty of one of Georgia’s natural treasures, Tybee Island. The island offers visitors beautiful beaches, rich history, wonderful restaurants, and all types of accommodations.
The Festival features 5 bands over two days, and offers a wide variety of music. Last
year’s event drew over 10,000 patrons through the festival gates, where they were entertained by some of the South’s greatest musical talent. In addition, revelers tasted some of coastal Georgia’s favorite foods.
The festival kicks off on Friday evening with a “V.I.P. Event†at the Youmans Solomon Complex, with The Classic Rock All-Stars. The Classic Rock All-Stars feature members from several of your favorite classic rock groups playing the hits from their respective bands.
The party continues Saturday afternoon with more music at North Beach in the shadow of the Tybee Island Lighthouse including Cuba Gooding, Maurice Williams and the Zodiacs, and Clarence Carter. The Classic Rock All-Stars will return to the stage for a finale on Saturday night.