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United Way of the Coastal Empire honors the Alexis de Tocqueville Society for its resolute dedication and extraordinary support. Tocqueville Society is a remarkable group of individuals who is leading the way to a better community by investing $10,000 and above to the United Way. Thanks to the generosity of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Critz, Sr., this year's dinner will be held in their residence in beautiful downtown Savannah. Dale Critz, Sr. is 2008 Tocqueville Society Chair.

Semi-formal, dress to impress

Featuring:
* Music by Silver Lining
* An hilarious set by Savannah Comedy Revue
* Midnight champagne toast
* Spirits expert Tim Rutherford presiding over a bourbon and scotch tasting
* Locally-inspired hors d'oeuvres and sweets
* Premium open bar
* Video feed from around the world

Presented by Jam Theatricals, held at the Johnny Mercer Theater. Five-time Grammy-winner Billy Joel and legendary director/choreographer Twyla Tharp join forces for the spectacular new musical The New York Times calls "a shimmering portrait of an American generation." MOVIN' OUT brings 24 Billy Joel classics to life in the story of five friends over two turbulent decades. Show begins at 7 p.m. Tickets are $30-$50. For more information call 912.651.6556 or visit www.savannahcivic.com

Presented by Savannah Danse Theatre, held at Lucas Theatre. This beloved holiday favorite, performed by young, local talents, has a Savannah twist. The evening performance is accompanied by the Savannah Danse Theatre Orchestra under the direction of Peter Shannon. Meet the cast after the "Candy Cane Matinee." Showtimes are 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Tickets are $25-$35. For more information call 912.525.5050 or visit www.savannahdansetheatre.org

Presented by Savannah Danse Theatre, held at Lucas Theatre. This beloved holiday favorite, performed by young, local talents, has a Savannah twist. The evening performance is accompanied by the Savannah Danse Theatre Orchestra under the direction of Peter Shannon. Meet the cast after the "Candy Cane Matinee." Showtimes are 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Tickets are $25-$35. For more information call 912.525.5050 or visit www.savannahdansetheatre.org

Presented by Savannah College of Art and Design, held at Forsyth Park. The SCAD women's lacrosse team sponsors a recyclable collection/drop-off booth at the south end of the park. Bring any household plastics grade one and two, aluminum cans, newspaper, cardboard and green, brown or clear glass. Intact phone books, paper with glue or staples, intact magazines and unwashed cans or bottles will not be accepted. 9 a.m.-12 p.m. For more information call 912.525.5158 or visit www.scad.edu

The Savannah Development and Renewal Authority will host a ribbon cutting ceremony for The Savannah Bee Company Honey House. Internationally admired for its rare honeys, natural body care and other hive products, the company's mission is to provide pure, rare, delectable honey and luxurious hive products while educating people about the wonders of the honeybee. Ceremony will begin at 3 p.m. Located at 104 West Broughton Street. For more information call 912.651.6973 or visit www.savannahbee.com

For over fifteen years, Fort Pulaski has delighted history buffs and Christmas enthusiasts alike during the annual Candlelantern Weekend-a two-day event re-enacting the Confederate Nog Party of 1861. Over one hundred staff and volunteers dress in period costumes, taking visitors back in time when Confederate soldiers occupied Fort Pulaski. Even if you've toured the fort, experiencing it at night, illuminated by lanterns and garnished in period decorations, is an entirely new experience. The festivities also include a feast of music, storytelling and cider. Tickets are $5.

For over fifteen years, Fort Pulaski has delighted history buffs and Christmas enthusiasts alike during the annual Candlelantern Weekend-a two-day event re-enacting the Confederate Nog Party of 1861. Over one hundred staff and volunteers dress in period costumes, taking visitors back in time when Confederate soldiers occupied Fort Pulaski. Even if you've toured the fort, experiencing it at night, illuminated by lanterns and garnished in period decorations, is an entirely new experience. The festivities also include a feast of music, storytelling and cider. Tickets are $5.