Ever wonder how can you maximize your visit to Tybee Island? We have gathered the best insider tips so you can plan a dream trip to one of the most unique places you'll ever visit. BEST PLACE TO LAY DOWN YOUR TOWEL Park near the Tybee Beach Beach and Pavilion ( Tybrisa St, Tybee Island, GA 31328) use the bridge in front of the Tybee Island Marine Center turn right and walk towards the rock formation close to the sand dunes. This portion of the beach has a smoother sand, lots of shallow areas that are perfect for little kids to bathe safely, is less crowded, and because it's close to the sand dunes you will see a large variety of seaside birds.
I love, love, love Starts of Tomorrow talent competition. This fall, Variety
of Georgia
announced its 2nd
annual talent statewide competition, Stars
of Tomorrow,
and eligible hopefuls across Georgia submitted videos of their best
vocal performance. After much deliberation, judges have just
announced the Top 20 local finalists who will compete in the next
round. Stars of Tomorrow hosts the semi-final competition at The
Buckhead Theatre on
January
13th.
This showcase of talent allows judges to pick the top 10 finalists to
perform at the final competition at the Fox Theatre on March 17,
2013.
The
top 20 semifinalists from around the state include:
Amanda
Shaw, Lawrenceville Jake Smith, Buckhead (Atlanta)
Austin
French, Cordele Jenane McCulloch, Peachtree City
Brendan
Taliafeero, Lilburn Julia McClure, Marietta
Bria
Johnson, Marietta Kirstyn Burkhalter, Snellville
Caroline
Geckler, Buckhead (Atlanta) Mackenzie Milsap, Lawrenceville
Ellie
Duncan, Sandy Springs Meagan Sharp, LaGrange
Lauren
Hill, Flowery Branch Miranda Alexander, Loganville
Felicia
Moore, Albany Ruthie Evans, Smryna
Hannah
French, Cordele Sarah Mootz, Buford
Haylie
Shea Hatch, Gainesville Tagee Barnes, Decatur
The
winner of the Stars of Tomorrow singing competition will receive a
check for $2,500, a professional photo shoot, a custom-made demo CD,
Frabel trophy and tickets to an upcoming performance at The Fox
Theatre.
The
first and second runners-up each receive, a professional photo shoot,
a custom-made demo CD, a Frabel trophy, and tickets to an upcoming
performance at The Fox Theatre.
Stars
of Tomorrow benefits Variety of Georgia initiatives across the state
and aims to shine a light on Georgia’s promising young talent.
Event co-chairs Carolyn
Lee Wills
and Former Chief Barker Mike
Dangerfield
help further the organization’s commitment to enhancing the lives
of area youth. Through this competition, teens not only showcase
their chops for industry leaders but develop skills they will use for
years to come.
Tickets
for the January 13 competition are $5, so extended families and
friends can come support their favorite candidate. Tickets for the
March 17 final competition at the Fox Theatre start at $20. All
ticket sales for the final Stars of Tomorrow competition benefit
Variety of Georgia. To purchase tickets, or to learn more about the
top 10 finalists, visit www.varietystarsoftomorrow.com.
For
more information, contact Chase
Evangeline Andrews
at 678.994.4210 or chase@varietyofgeorgia.org.
About
Variety of Georgia, Tent 21
Tent
21 was established in Atlanta in 1939 as the 21st chapter of Variety
International, commonly known as the World's Greatest Children's
Charity. Variety of Georgia is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization.
The
charity’s mission is to aid and enhance the lives of children in
need who may be challenged by physical and/or mental disabilities,
poverty, abuse or neglect.
Echoing the first Variety fundraising event, a circus-themed affair
held under a big-top, clubs are often called "Tents" and
members "Barkers.”
Following
the tradition of the founders of the first Tent in Pittsburgh, Pa.,
80 percent of the members of Tent 21 hail from the motion picture
industry, though membership is open to all who care about children.
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