Mia Amini, DJ with Y100, and Siobhan Egan, co-editor of Paprika Southern, offer up some ways to have fun in the Savannah area this weekend.

Siobhan’s picks:

-The latest Thursday Night Opry at Trinity United Methodist Church showcases some of Savannah’s own Singer-songwriters. Jason Bible, CC Witt, Anna Chandler and many more will perform opry-style in the church sanctuary. Thursday, 7 p.m.; $10.

-The music continues at the first show in Tybee Post Theater’s jazz series. The Gonzalo Bergara Quartet will perform their modern take on Django Reinhardt-inspired gypsy jazz. Friday, 8 p.m.; $20 reserved seating, $18 for theater members.

-Stop making sense at the Jinx’s tribute night for the Talking Heads on Saturday. Billed as the ultimate Talking Heads tribute band, Same As It Ever Was will play music by the iconic group. Saturday, 10 p.m.; $10.

-Catch a classic on the big screen at the Lucas Theatre’s showing of Cool Hand Luke on Saturday. The film features Paul Newman as the titular Luke, a petty criminal who becomes a rebel hero to his fellow prisoners. Saturday, 8 p.m.; $9 general admission, $6 for students, seniors and military.

Mia Amini

-Don’t miss your last chance to see the Jepson Center’s Monet and American Impressionism exhibit before it closes Sunday. The show features four Monet paintings along with the work of more than 20 American impressionists. Through Sunday; details here.

-Give your career a jumpstart in the new year at Shelter from the Storm’s job search assistance event Saturday at the Bull Street Library. Amanda Hollowell will offer help and tips on finding a job, starting a business and bringing in more revenue. Saturday, 11 a.m.; free.

-Celebrate survival at a book signing with Regina Thompson Saturday at Indulge Coffee. Thompson’s memoir “I Surrendered” chronicles her own and her family’s struggle with cancer - and how she grew out of her own battle with the disease. Saturday, 11 a.m.-2 p.m.; books on sale for $15.

-Get your electronic music on with DJ 4B at Club Elan on Saturday. 4B is a rising star in electronic music who’s played all over the world, including at Electric Daisy Carnival, and he’s back in Savannah for one night. Saturday, 9 p.m.-3 a.m.; $5.

-Plan your Georgia wedding with help from the I DO Savannah wedding expo at the Hilton DeSoto on Sunday. Meet with experts on all aspects of your wedding - from flowers and jewelry to travel and entertainment - and get style inspiration at the Trends Gallery presented by top designers. Proceeds benefit Brides Against Breast Cancer. Sunday, 1-4 p.m.; $10 in advance, $15 at the door.

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