Upcoming Dates

Equinox Entertainment, in partnership with Plant Riverside District and JW Marriott, presents: The Fabulous Equinox /// MONDAY NIGHT SOCIALS Great News! THE BOYS ARE BACK! On Monday Night, September 28, the Fabulous Equinox Orchestra will resume their monthly appearances, except now you are invited to take in the full experience at Savannah's brand new entertainment scene -- Plant Riverside District! Through the series of unfortunate pandemic events, the monthly Savannah shows were put on hold for a while. But now thanks to Richard Kessler and his luxurious new gem of a property, we have the space and the setting for even more spectacular evenings of (responsibly-distanced) musical entertainment, and we're calling them The Fabulous Equinox Monday Night Socials. Jeremy Davis and Clay Johnson will bring the smaller version of their fiery hot and soulfully Southern big band, The Fabulous Equinox Orchestra, to Beethoven's Terrace located inside Generator Hall at Plant Riverside District. Picking up where they left off, each month Jeremy and Clay will host a fun and relaxed evening of trying out new charts, reviving old ones, telling great stories and inviting friends and visitors to come take it all in. It is long past time for a revival of these in-demand Monday nights, and there is no better showcase floor than Savannah's newest and best entertainment district of Plant Riverside. The experience: Valet your car, tour the extraordinary Generator Hall (the colossal dinosaur, enormous geodes, countless fossils, hundreds of art pieces, the Baobab African Lounge, and so much more), have dinner at one of nine restaurants at PRD and report to Beethoven Terrace by 7:45 PM as the show will start promptly at 8:00 PM. Your reserve seating in Beethoven's Terrace will be available at 7:30 PM. Tables (up to 4 people) - $150* High-boy tables (2 people) - $100* Valet Parking available at the MLK Blvd entrance of the JW Marriott. *Due to Covid-19 restrictions tables are to be spaced accordingly, therefore availability is extremely limited.

Equinox Entertainment, in partnership with Plant Riverside District and JW Marriott, presents: The Fabulous Equinox /// MONDAY NIGHT SOCIALS Great News! THE BOYS ARE BACK! On Monday Night, October 26, the Fabulous Equinox Orchestra will resume their monthly appearances, except now you are invited to take in the full experience at Savannah's brand new entertainment scene -- Plant Riverside District! Through the series of unfortunate pandemic events, the monthly Savannah shows were put on hold for a while. But now thanks to Richard Kessler and his luxurious new gem of a property, we have the space and the setting for even more spectacular evenings of (responsibly-distanced) musical entertainment, and we're calling them The Fabulous Equinox Monday Night Socials. Jeremy Davis and Clay Johnson will bring the smaller version of their fiery hot and soulfully Southern big band, The Fabulous Equinox Orchestra, to Beethoven's Terrace located inside Generator Hall at Plant Riverside District. Picking up where they left off, each month Jeremy and Clay will host a fun and relaxed evening of trying out new charts, reviving old ones, telling great stories and inviting friends and visitors to come take it all in. It is long past time for a revival of these in-demand Monday nights, and there is no better showcase floor than Savannah's newest and best entertainment district of Plant Riverside. The experience: Valet your car, tour the extraordinary Generator Hall (the colossal dinosaur, enormous geodes, countless fossils, hundreds of art pieces, the Baobab African Lounge, and so much more), have dinner at one of nine restaurants at PRD and report to Beethoven Terrace by 7:45 PM as the show will start promptly at 8:00 PM. Your reserve seating in Beethoven's Terrace will be available at 7:30 PM. Tables (up to 4 people) - $150* High-boy tables (2 people) - $100* Valet Parking available at the MLK Blvd entrance of the JW Marriott. *Due to Covid-19 restrictions tables are to be spaced accordingly, therefore availability is extremely limited.