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"Love/Dream" Projects Asks Savannahians About Their Hopes For The City
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![Sticky notes at the Sentient Bean reveal what Savannahians love about, and dream for, the city. Sticky notes at the Sentient Bean reveal what Savannahians love about, and dream for, the city.](https://www.gpb.org/sites/default/files/styles/flexheight/public/news/images/body/2015/01/14/emergent.jpg?itok=btREnKrU)
GPB Savannah's Sarah McCammon talks with Clinton Edminster and Tom Kohler of Emergent Savannah about their new community art project, which asks residents what they love about Savannah and what they dream for the community. It continues through the month at the Sentient Bean coffee house. Organizers plan to take it to other locations beginning in February.
A series of conversations about the project begins at 7 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 17 at the Sentient Bean, 13 East Park Ave., Savannah.
For more information and to submit your ideas, click here.
Tags: Savannah, crime, poverty, unemployment, GPB News, Emergent Savannah, Tom Kohler, Clinton Edminster
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