Savannah Music Festival Executive Director talks about the 2025 event
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — Gene Dobbs Bradford, the Executive Director of the Savannah Music Festival, talks with WSAV News 3's Ben Senger about the upcoming 2025 festival events.
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