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Eye in the sky: Mary Edna Fraser brings batiks on silk to Savannah

Art Beat of Savannah

Eye in the sky: Mary Edna Fraser brings batiks on silk to Savannah

'Art can activate people to be involved and interact with climate change,' she says

by Rachael Flora

'Blues is the roots of all music'

Music Features

'Blues is the roots of all music'

Cedric Burnside brings raucous, rhythmic Mississippi Hill Country blues to the Jinx

by Jim Morekis

‘Power in numbers’: One Hundred Miles presents community conversation

Environment

‘Power in numbers’: One Hundred Miles presents community conversation

'Everyone has a role to play. We want as many people to join forces as possible'

by Rachael Flora

African American history and culture highlighted in ‘Lift Every Voice’

Community

African American history and culture highlighted in ‘Lift Every Voice’

Partnership with Smithsonian Institute is in second year

by Rachael Flora

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Are you #TeamFoxy?

Are you #TeamFoxy?

In nuisance law that pre-dates the adoption of zoning codes throughout America, there is a concept known as “moving to the nuisance.”

By Jason Combs

Reader: Local public schools consistently quash input

The inability for our voices to be recognized or considered is an alarming pattern exhibited by the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System

By our readers
Homeless camps are a symptom, not the disease

The settlements are there because they provide significant social relationships where none exist otherwise

By Rev. Micheal Elliott
African American history and culture highlighted in ‘Lift Every Voice’

Partnership with Smithsonian Institute is in second year

By Rachael Flora
Editor's Note: Beware the Bird

Like any of the new 'disruptive' sharing economy technologies such as Uber, Airbnb, etc., it all sounds great on paper. In this case, disruptive might be the key word. The people who love to use Birds really love them. And the people who hate Birds really hate them.

By Jim Morekis
‘Power in numbers’: One Hundred Miles presents community conversation

'Everyone has a role to play. We want as many people to join forces as possible'

By Rachael Flora

Anders Thomsen Trio @El-Rocko Lounge

Anders Thomsen Trio @El-Rocko Lounge

Honky-tonk and fast country fans will stomp it out to Savannah’s very own heavy Western three piece.

By Josephine Johnson

'Blues is the roots of all music'

Cedric Burnside brings raucous, rhythmic Mississippi Hill Country blues to the Jinx

By Jim Morekis
Jester, Not Set in Stone @Barrelhouse South

Fans of Arctic Monkeys and The Black Keys will dig the slick production and alt-rock vibe.

By Josephine Johnson
Josh Roberts and the Hinges @Congress Street Social Club

Southern rock fans will appreciate their harmonies and how they weave blues, country, and soul

By Josephine Johnson
Mamma Mia! @Savannah Theater

Savannah Theater presents Mamma Mia! the international hit musical based on the music of Abba

By Josephine Johnson
Cave of Swimmers, Hollow Leg, Eskizo @ The Jinx

Cave of Swimmers lead vocalist Guillermo Gonzalez-Perez packs a punch with his high-energy operatic vocals.

By Josephine Johnson

A Funny Thing Happened On the Way to the Forum flies into Tybee Post

A Funny Thing Happened On the Way to the Forum flies into Tybee Post

Comedy features Tybee-centric cast

By Asha Gilbert

Eye in the sky: Mary Edna Fraser brings batiks on silk to Savannah

'Art can activate people to be involved and interact with climate change,' she says

By Rachael Flora
Cal Wood’s ten-year journey

'Transition: From One To The Next' kicks off Savannah State’s semester

By Rachael Flora
Kevin Clancy: A ‘raging patriot’ beneath the provocative artist

Three-part exhibition on the American flag slated for this weekend

By Rachael Flora
'How believable is the illusion?'

Miss Gay Georgia America event at Club One promises the height of female impersonation as an art form

By Jim Morekis
Flowers and shapes

Fakhoury’s latest jewelry line is inspired by natural elements and infused with her love of geometric shapes and her Middle Eastern heritage.

By Rachael Flora

Beachview B&B opens dining spot

Beachview B&B opens dining spot

Tybee venue offers breakfast, coffee, treats, and smoothies

By Lindy Moody

Supper Club at Smith Brothers: Welcoming excellence

The idea behind their supper club is to not only allow Chef April Spain to experiment and showcase newly inspired dishes but to also feature food from Smith Brothers' popular suppliers.

By Lindy Moody
Savannah Spirits Chop House: Carnivore's delight

Do not expect to dine at the Chop House and get tired, boiled shrimp cocktail sitting atop a martini glass of bottled cocktail sauce.

By Lindy Moody
Vedette and a crepe: Yep!

SCAD not only renewed many buildings that can be found all over the city, but the school has also opened five culinary shops around town

By Lindy Moody
Raise your glass to St. Arnold

Saint Arnold was dubbed the Patron Saint of Brewers and we celebrate his feast day, St. Arnolds Day, on July 18

By Raymond Gaddy
Service Brewing set to mark four years of hoppy happiness

It was no surprise that Serving Brewing Company was a quick and long term success

By Lindy Moody

Review: Christopher Robin

Review: Christopher Robin

Ever the perpetual money machine, Disney is stumbling over itself in its attempts to make new versions of seemingly every property it has ever owned.

By Matt Brunson

Review: Mission Impossible — Fallout

Tom Cruise has spent this series playing Superman rather than Everyman, but here he takes it a step further: His character of Impossible Mission Force agent Ethan Hunt is now basically God.

By Matt Brunson
Review: The Equalizer 2

A particularly dreary movie, one which makes no attempt to freshen up or even disguise its rote storyline.

By Matt Brunson
Review: Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again

The shock is that the unavoidable Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again is actually a worthy follow-up, and perhaps the biggest out-of-left-field-stealth-missile surprise of this summer.

By Matt Brunson
Review: Skyscraper

Basically, Skyscraper is a variation on the Die Hard template, but there’s not much here that will lead to many declarations of yippee-ki-yay from audience members.

By Matt Brunson
Chasing Coral: Beauty under threat

Film documents phenomenon of coral bleaching

By Jim Morekis

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Best of Savannah Party Photos

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Connect Today 08.17.2018

Savannah VOICE Festival: Hansel and Gretel

@ Yamacraw Performing Arts Center – What began as a collection of songs by brother and… (more)
Comedy Night

@ Foxy Loxy Cafe – Rotating cast of local comedians take over the Acoustic Alter… (more)

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