Joyful participants engaging in beach games during the Orange Crush Festival on Tybee Island.
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Sponsor Our ArticlesAs the Orange Crush Festival approaches, Tybee Island is in full swing preparing for an event filled with festivities and community engagement. The founders have submitted a comprehensive permit application, ensuring safety measures are prioritized while seeking local sponsorships to support exciting activities. Scheduled from April 18 to April 21, the festival will include a fashion show, dance competition, and beach games, all aimed at benefiting the local community. Optimism reigns as organizers await the city’s approval, with plans already underway for future improvements to this beloved tradition.
As the annual Orange Crush Festival approaches, the vibrant city of Tybee Island is buzzing with excitement and preparations. This year, the festival is aiming to be bigger and better, but there are plenty of details that need to be tackled along the way.
It all kicked off with the submission of the first permit application for the event, which holds a dear place in the hearts of many locals. The founders, who are also the trademark holders, submitted an impressive 44-page proposed site map as part of this process. With so much going into the planning, there’s optimism in the air that the city will grant the necessary approvals, allowing all the fun to unfold.
However, with great fun comes great responsibility! Key concerns during the permit review include ensuring safety measures are in place and determining how many security and police personnel will be needed to keep the peace throughout the festival. After all, no one wants any parties crashing the celebration!
To swing things into action, it appears that funding will be crucial. Local businesses and sponsors are being sought to support the festival. Exciting ideas like the Orange Crush app and a unique treasure hunt are in the pipeline, promising to make this year’s festival even more engaging and interactive.
The festival is set to run from April 18 until April 21, with all kinds of fun planned over the weekend. Events will kick off every day from 11 a.m. until sunset, ensuring that attendees have plenty of time to soak up the sun and enjoy the festivities. Highlights include:
The main focus of this vibrant festival is to generate funds to support the local community while ensuring a safe environment for all involved. It’s a win-win!
The founders expect to have word on the status of their permit application by the end of January. Everyone is hopeful, especially after the challenges faced in previous years with unpermitted activities that occasionally went off the rails. Awareness of these issues has pushed city officials to take action with enhanced security measures this year, especially considering the disciplinary actions taken during the 2023 festival.
In light of public safety, new legislation in Georgia, Senate Bill 443, clarifies that municipalities can hold event promoters accountable for any damages or public service costs incurred during unpermitted events. Mayor Brian West is keen on maintaining crowd control and safety this year and recognizes that the city may not approve every aspect of the permit due to extensive demands made by the festival.
Inevitably, planning for the 2025 Orange Crush Festival has already begun, with community and city feedback shaping future improvements. It’s all about creating a safer atmosphere where the joyous spirit of the festival can truly shine while regulating large gatherings effectively.
The Orange Crush Festival has been a beloved tradition for over **30 years now**. The event, which started with students from Savannah State University, has transformed into a community staple that draws people from all walks of life. Here’s to hoping that another amazing Orange Crush Festival comes to life this spring!
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