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Finding ‘cultural genealogy’ at Beach Institute

Art Beat of Savannah

Finding ‘cultural genealogy’ at Beach Institute

Works by Ortiz & Mitchell curated by Ja Jahannes

by Lauren Flotte

A.U.R.A. Fest in the 'Boro

Music Features

A.U.R.A. Fest in the 'Boro

All Underground Rock All Day returns after 10 years

by Anna Chandler

Coastal Pet Rescue's forever home

Community

Coastal Pet Rescue's forever home

'It's always been my dream to have a shelter,' says Lisa Scarbrough

by Jessica Leigh Lebos

Dick Dale's body is a temple

Interview

Dick Dale's body is a temple

Seminal guitar genius plays the Wormhole

by Anna Chandler

Bait & Switch: The Fishy Tale of Coffee Bluff Marina

City Notebook

Bait & Switch: The Fishy Tale of Coffee Bluff Marina

Cost overruns, bureaucracy, design flaws mar City project

by Jim Morekis

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The road’s still all the rage

The road’s still all the rage

Along with a pop-top camper and orange disco stripe down the side, my dear Westy sported two comfy beds, a cute propane stove and a doll-sized refrigerator that I could never get to work.

By Jessica Leigh Lebos

Editor's Note: Take your time on Orange Crush, Tybee

Amid vows to shut down Orange Crush for good, Tybee has the opportunity to do some real soul-searching about the kind of beach town it really wants to be.

By Jim Morekis
Bait & Switch: The Fishy Tale of Coffee Bluff Marina

Cost overruns, bureaucracy, design flaws mar City project

By Jim Morekis
Coastal Pet Rescue's forever home

'It's always been my dream to have a shelter,' says Lisa Scarbrough

By Jessica Leigh Lebos
Editor's Note: Pipeline to Perdition

Savannah, as one of the only places in Georgia not supplied in part via pipeline, has the highest gas prices in the state. But there is zero guarantee that Savannah will enjoy any savings at all by hosting part of Kinder Morgan's pipeline.

By Jim Morekis
Saturday gardening sessions give empowerment, solace – and spring produce

Attendees enjoy kicking off their weekends in the fresh air in the garden emitting aromas of spicy arugula and fresh basil.

By Eva Fedderly

The Lonely Teardrops, Deadly Lo-Fi, Wet Socks @The Jinx

The Lonely Teardrops, Deadly Lo-Fi, Wet Socks @The Jinx

And to think, all this a day after Dick Dale himself comes to town. Who’s got the first round of Singapore Slings?

By Anna Chandler

Dick Dale's body is a temple

Seminal guitar genius plays the Wormhole

By Anna Chandler
A.U.R.A. Fest in the 'Boro

All Underground Rock All Day returns after 10 years

By Anna Chandler
Paws for a Cause 2015 @The Foundery Coffee Pub

Money raised will help keep their cats and dogs fostered, fed, happy, and healthy until they find a family of their own.

By Anna Chandler
Nate Saraceno @Savannah Coffee Roasters

Saraceno’s trying something new for his album release that blends community, music, visual and video art.

By Anna Chandler
Superhero vs. Supervillain Official Cosplay Retromega Comic Con After-Party @The Wormhole

The ladies of The Tied and Tasseled Cabaret have a special show planned for the occasion, The Burlesque Battle of Superheroes vs. Supervillains, guaranteed to careen guests toward the end of the world itself.

By Anna Chandler

High fashion meets creative fundraising

High fashion meets creative fundraising

High Style Savannah benefits the American Cancer Society

By Jessica Leigh Lebos

Finding ‘cultural genealogy’ at Beach Institute

Works by Ortiz & Mitchell curated by Ja Jahannes

By Lauren Flotte
Bill Burr: ‘No comedian ever told a joke that made somebody lose their house’

Comic performs at Johnny Mercer Theatre

By Jim Morekis
Showgirls Have More Fun!

Turn up the heat with the Sweet Tease and The Downtown Delilahs

By Anna Chandler
Regenerating art at Hospice Savannah

End-of-life facility fully integrates art to a create a calm and welcoming vibe

By Lauren Flotte
Feed your head with Little Shop of Horrors

'Our high school kids are very committed'

By Anna Chandler

Highland Brewing: For the ‘perfect pint’

Highland Brewing: For the ‘perfect pint’

Despite her success and rapid ascension at Stone, Hollie Stephenson found herself nostalgic for her youth spent in the South.

By Lee Heidel

Pink Pig: Boss BBQ Just Over The Bridge

You may think this pretty pink palace-in-miniature to be anathema to the menfolk, but each time I go there are plenty of hubby-wife combos and groups of gentlemen enjoying a copious lunch.

By Cheryl Baisden Solis
Little King: Keeping Soul Food in Savannah Alive

When many have fallen, this bastion of goodness still stands

By Cheryl Baisden Solis
Tybee Wine Fest: A song of vine & fire

Celebrity chefs pair up with fine vintages for Earth Day and more

By Jessica Leigh Lebos
Truth in advertising at Just Desserts

Customers who came in while we were there had plenty of recommendations: 'Oh, you cannot leave without trying the Strawberry Lemonade cupcake, and come back when she has the Limon Ricotta on Friday.'

By Cheryl Baisden Solis
Get outta town! Three craft beer road trips

Asheville to Tampa to ATL

By Lee Heidel

Review: The Age of Adaline

Review: The Age of Adaline

From the very premise to a couple of head-smacking coincidences, the movie mightily tests our willingness to go with the flow. To its credit, it succeeds throughout most of its length,

By Matt Brunson

Review: The Water Diviner

This isn’t a muck-raking expose as much as it’s a personal tale told against an international canvas.

By Matt Brunson
‘These films are meant to inspire, not to depress’

Banff Mountain Film Festival focuses on outdoor adventure, features auction & entertainment

By Jim Morekis
Review: True Story

Hill and Franco aren’t bad, but their performances remain frustratingly on the surface – this is especially true of Franco, who often comes across more as a guy peeved that someone tapped out the frat-house keg than a tortured individual potentially engaged in Machiavellian maneuverings.

By Matt Brunson
Review: Furious 7

Let’s marvel at how much mileage the studio has gotten out of what’s basically 1950s-style “B” programmers supercharged for contemporary audiences.

By Matt Brunson
Review: Get Hard

Get Hard should be an early frontrunner for the title of the year’s worst comedy; instead, it provides enough sharp satire on other fronts – and finds one of its stars fully coming into his own – that it easily escapes that designation.

By Matt Brunson

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Clouds and Satellites @ Foxy Loxy Cafe

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Re: Bait & Switch: The Fishy Tale of Coffee Bluff Marina
- Starling seems to be paying attention to all faucets for the best interest of the…
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Re: Bait & Switch: The Fishy Tale of Coffee Bluff Marina
- "Right mind"! LOL. That's a good one!
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- The problem seems to be typical city issues. You've got people who know nothing about…
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- Jessica, wonderful piece as always. It seems like yesterday. Has it really been so long?…
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