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Night at the Museum brings history to life

Just like the film, visitors go through night guard training and then get to meet the characters that they learn about in the museum

Editor's Note: Lobbying in limelight as Savannah’s legislative agenda moves forward

Many people wondered, "Why does the City need to pay lobbyists in Atlanta to lobby the legislature? Isn't that what we elect our state senators and state representatives to do?" The simple truth is that our state legislators often have very different agendas from local officials.

Ossabaw Island’s annual meeting recognizes Coastal Marshlands Protection Act

Editor's Note: Will Savannah double down on a casino?

Lest you think there's no chance such a referendum could pass, consider that there will inevitably be an enormous amount of money put into political advertising for it, and into pressuring local officials to support it.

Gerrymandering and the upcoming Census

Because it is going to be a census year, the numbers and demographics of the Coastal Empire will change dramatically. The seismic shifts that occurred in the City of Savannah elections and in Pooler are just a small picture of what lies ahead

Jacob Evans @El-Rocko Lounge

He’s proven himself to be a leading talent in our local scene

Rock and roll with a tougher edge: a Q&A with OVERDOSE

NYC band headlines jam-packed Sentient Bean rock show

Ray Blakeley, DONK @Sentient Bean

Citizen Cope’s Heroin and Helicopters

Artist hits Victory North after lengthy hiatus

Gary Swindell, Jr. @Victory North

Swindell is set to record his show for a forthcoming live album release, Live From Whitaker St.

In the now with Alicia Eggert at PULSE Art + Technology Festival

Conceptual artist questions time, language

Bud Green’s compelling compositions

Solo show at Location Gallery opens Friday

Savannah Children’s Theatre tackles Dahl with Matilda: The Musical

The show’s two Matildas chat about upcoming performances

Neil Mendoza’s absurdity art headlines PULSE Art + Technology Festival

Mendoza’s work fits perfectly with this year’s PULSE exhibition, 'Machines of Futility: Unproductive Technologies'

5 Questions with Dana Richardson

A native of Sewanee, Tenn., Richardson moved to Savannah in 2002 to attend SCAD and has been here ever since

New year, new foodie events

Many noteworthy food events are happening this week as we settle into the new year

Chef April Spain: Ready to helm new Collins Quarter at Forsyth

'If you want to go to cuisine, I always drive towards the French side of things. Partially my heritage, and I have always been in love with that.'

Broughton Common: Anything but commonplace

Owners of The Ordinary Pub expand with new concept and location

Geneva’s victorious return

Beloved Southern and soul food chef opens new location

Capital Bee's investments

This holiday season marks two booming years of operating and expanding their store and seven years of pouring over fifteen varieties of honey

Savannah Jewish Film Festival returns for 16th year

This year’s edition features gripping lineup

Mountainfilm Savannah returns, with a powerful lineup

Film festival comes to Trustees Theatre Jan. 23-25

La Dolce Vita, The Joker and more round out the week’s offerings

Such a sizable turnout for an example of edgy, foreign fare such as 'Parasite' demonstrates an increasing awareness of—and interest in—such selections in our market

Review: Dolittle

It’s impossible to believe that Dolittle can be enjoyed by anyone whose age is measured by double rather than single digits.

Review: Bad Boys For Life

The chemistry between the stars is stronger than ever, and while one expects Smith to play to his strengths as a cool and charming stud, the real surprise is Lawrence.