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A world united

‘Talking Continents’ inspires togetherness at the Jepson Center

by Rachael Flora

Soup it up for Loop It Up: Connecting the dots

Community

Soup it up for Loop It Up: Connecting the dots

'Quite frankly, Molly is on fire. Her heart and soul are so big and her hands are so capable'

by Kristy Edenfield

Donna Ulisse finds a home in bluegrass

Music Features

Donna Ulisse finds a home in bluegrass

The successful country star turned bluegrass powerhouse chats ahead of Randy Wood show

by Sean Kelly

Marching to Flannery’s beat

Community

Marching to Flannery’s beat

Seventh annual parade and street fair goes down Sunday

by Rachael Flora

Victory North in Starland set to fill performance niche

City Notebook

Victory North in Starland set to fill performance niche

Partnership with Zero Mile means ‘The Vic’ can bring top acts to town that currently have no suitable venue

by Jim Morekis

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Editor's Note: Report Card from the Shenanigans

Editor's Note: Report Card from the Shenanigans

The City was on the right track with trying to enforce some basic rules at Chippewa Square. But when the crowd coordinates on social media to move, as seems to have been the case, the City and police are reduced to just playing whack-a-mole.

By Jim Morekis

Soup it up for Loop It Up: Connecting the dots

'Quite frankly, Molly is on fire. Her heart and soul are so big and her hands are so capable'

By Kristy Edenfield
Marching to Flannery’s beat

Seventh annual parade and street fair goes down Sunday

By Rachael Flora
Victory North in Starland set to fill performance niche

Partnership with Zero Mile means ‘The Vic’ can bring top acts to town that currently have no suitable venue

By Jim Morekis
St. Patrick’s FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions about Savannah’s favorite celebration, updated for 2019

By Jim Morekis
The Savannah St. Patrick's Day Parade

At over 3 miles and 3 hours long, with about 300 total units, it is a marathon trek not only for participants, but sometimes for watchers as well

The overdue return of COEDS

The overdue return of COEDS

Beloved garage band rises once more for a Jinx show, with eyes towards the futureThe overdue return of COEDS

By Sean Kelly

Scott H. Biram, The Goddamn Gallows, Wonky Tonk, Urban Pioneers @The Jinx

In truth, it’s quite hard to pin him down stylistically as he swings rapidly between blues, country, heavy rock, and punk

By Sean Kelly
Daddy's Beemer, Faze Wave, Cry Baby, Nicholas Mallis @El Rocko Lounge

Don't miss this bill of all touring bands Friday night

By Sean Kelly
Donna Ulisse finds a home in bluegrass

The successful country star turned bluegrass powerhouse chats ahead of Randy Wood show

By Sean Kelly
Frank Puzzullo Quintet @Good Times Jazz Bar and Restaurant

He’ll be bringing his quartet to Good Times for a night of original compositions and jazz favorites

By Sean Kelly
Joe Gransden & Kenny Banks @Tybee Post Theater

Both have illustrious careers on their own, but their coming together is something that will no doubt be a special thing to witness

By Sean Kelly

Off to see the ‘Wizard of Oz’

Off to see the ‘Wizard of Oz’

The great American tale gets an original adaptation in a captivating new dance show

By Sean Kelly

Touring version of ‘Cinderella’ rolls into town

The classic story comes to life in a new, unique way

By Sean Kelly
Fort Pulaski hosts first art exhibition

All told, 16 Georgia schools contributed art for this exhibition, and over 600 pieces of art were created

By Rachael Flora
A world united

‘Talking Continents’ inspires togetherness at the Jepson Center

By Rachael Flora
5 Questions with Nicolette Cramer

"One of my favorite things someone said to me was, 'I love watching you watch people.'"

By Rachael Flora
Painting with wood

Herbert Albin’s work on display at Roots Up

By Rachael Flora

Women in the kitchen: Filmmaker shines spotlight on women in the restaurant biz

Women in the kitchen: Filmmaker shines spotlight on women in the restaurant biz

It was Val who inspired James to create the film “A Fine Line.” The documentary follows female chefs and restaurateurs, including Savannah’s own Mashama Bailey of The Grey

By Rachael Flora

Brewed SAV: From coffee to kombucha to beer

The casual destination for locals is the creation of Douglas Galloway and Amy Livingood

By Lindy Moody
Strangebird: Farm-to-food truck excellence via Bluffton

I think it’s fair to call Strangebird Savannah’s first farm-to-truck establishment

By Lindy Moody
La Scala: Italian from a team of culinary all-stars

The bold duo behind the massive undertaking, Donald Lubowicki and Jeffrey Downey, have been a part of the food scene of Savannah for over a decade

By Lindy Moody
The Diner Bar at the Grey

New menu, more quality

By Lindy Moody
5 great choices for Valentine's Day in Savannah

City's options are full of love

By Jessica Farthing

Review: Captain Marvel

Review: Captain Marvel

The plotting isn’t the film’s strongest suit. But the attention to characterization makes up for it, particularly Danvers’ journey toward becoming a formidable female who ultimately realizes that she doesn’t need to answer to anyone.

By Matt Brunson

Entertainment incentives extended

How to make it work for you

By Charles Bowen
The Oscar Nominations: When in Roma…

Analyzing this year’s contenders

By Matt Brunson
2018: The greatest year ever for Savannah’s film and TV industry

According to the Savannah Regional Film Commission, these productions accounted for $120 million in direct spending locally and had a total economic impact of well over $250 million in 2018 alone

By Charles Bowen
Mountainfilm: Mirna Valerio takes it all in stride

Mountainfilm On Tour doc explores issues of body positivity

By Jim Morekis
Mountainfilm On Tour Savannah screens powerful ‘Satan and Adam’

Director V. Scott Balcerek talks about his new documentary on an unlikely musical duo

By Sean Kelly

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