Seven Savannah museums have joined forces for one event this Sunday, August 20. “Lift Every Voice” will highlight the lives and contributions of African Americans in the community.

It's the end of the week, so I sat down with Savannah Morning News Executive Editor Susan Catron to talk about some of the week's top stories.

June 12th marks the one year anniversary of the Orlando Pulse Nightclub shooting. The faces of the 49 victims who lost their lives that day inspired Mia Merlin, an artist and professor at Armstrong State University, to create the 49 Portraits Project.

Stan Deaton of Georgia Historical Society Today he shares the Hidden History of an airplane crash which took the lives of more than 100 Georgians, and how their memory inspired the creation of an Atlanta cultural icon.

“Generation,” an exhibit that opened at Telfair Museums last week, features art on the theme of diaspora, created by Iraqi mother and daughters.

Antiques Roadshow audiences know Amanda Everard as one of the show’s on-camera appraisers. When she’s not on tv, Georgia’s only Roadshow regular and her husband run Everard Auctions, based in Savannah. Go behind the scenes with her.

As we look ahead to the Memorial Day holiday, images of red poppies might come to mind. Pattye Meagher from GA Historical Society share the story of a teacher from North Georgia who started the tradition of poppies marking this day.

This weekend a new interactive exhibit titled “Fast Forward: Dystopia” opens at the Indigo Sky Gallery. Artist and activist Leah Blair, and exhibit co-coordinator, Lisa Junkin Lopez, tell us more.

If you're a fan of photography and art and you're looking for something to do this week, visit Atlanta's Mason Fine Art Gallery for the opening of "Solos: The End. The Beginning."