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Rafael Martinez
Rafael Martinez
Reporter · Savannah, GA
Rafael Martinez has a rich background in food journalism, with 5 years of experience at Eat Savannah and a degree in Culinary Arts from Johnson & Wales University. His passion for local cuisine and sustainable dining shines through his engaging reviews and features on Savannah’s burgeoning food scene.
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SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Seven local artists will public murals expressing the theme Starland Soul to be unveiled Friday, Nov. 6 at Mural Fest at Savanah Village.The mixed-use development on Bull Street in Starland District commissioned a Georgia-themed mural by Sam Malpass for the face of its building. Mural Fest will be held in Artist’s Alley, on the north side of the building, where the murals with interpretations of Starland Soul will be permanently displayed.The free event will include live entertainment and food trucks and a public vote will determine which of the seven artists wins free gallery space at Starland Village.Mural Fest will be from 4-7 pm to celebrate art, creativity and community.
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