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Clean up and give back

Salacia Salts introduces program to benefit children in rural India

by Rachael Flora

Curt Castle’s musical travelogue

Music Features

Curt Castle’s musical travelogue

Nomadic singer and songwriter talks forthcoming LP

by Sean Kelly

Whale Week: Watching, and waiting

Environment

Whale Week: Watching, and waiting

Whale Week kicks off Wed., Jan. 23 with a Family and Friends Night at Juliette Low Elementary School

by Rachael Flora

Hard hits and slap shots: Hockey Classic celebrates 20 years

City Notebook

Hard hits and slap shots: Hockey Classic celebrates 20 years

Two decades on, the Enmarket Savannah Hockey Classic continues to bring that old college spirit to the ice

by Jim Morekis

Makari headlines AURA Fest pre-show at El Rocko

Music Features

Makari headlines AURA Fest pre-show at El Rocko

Orlando-based ambient rock band leads strong lineup in advance of February main event

by Sean Kelly

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Editor's Note: Celebrate the environmental history of the Georgia coast

Editor's Note: Celebrate the environmental history of the Georgia coast

That history will be celebrated this Thursday in a remarkable event which launches a wonderful new anthology, Coastal Nature, Coastal Culture: Environmental Histories of the Georgia Coast; and celebrates the 106th birthday of Sandy West, the matriarch responsible for ensuring Ossabaw’s conservation.

By Jim Morekis

Clean up and give back

Salacia Salts introduces program to benefit children in rural India

By Rachael Flora
Bigger vehicles, bigger problems

Last Tuesday I heard the Trolley Problem mentioned by two different people in less than an hour

By John Bennett
Whale Week: Watching, and waiting

Whale Week kicks off Wed., Jan. 23 with a Family and Friends Night at Juliette Low Elementary School

By Rachael Flora
Hard hits and slap shots: Hockey Classic celebrates 20 years

Two decades on, the Enmarket Savannah Hockey Classic continues to bring that old college spirit to the ice

By Jim Morekis
Editor's Note: Saving the Seaboard, and political news

The time to save the Seaboard Freight Station was quite some time ago, when citizen pressure could have been a real game-changer. We're now reduced to throwing a Hail Mary late in the game.

By Jim Morekis

The Platters come to town for a night of musical nostalgia

The Platters come to town for a night of musical nostalgia

Celebrated vocal group’s latest incarnation joins The Drifters and Coasters at the Savannah Theatre

By Sean Kelly

Bonnie Blue @Congress St. Social Club

Fans of the Allman Brothers and Marshall Tucker Band will love the group’s emotive and vintage-sounding songs

By Sean Kelly
Curt Castle’s musical travelogue

Nomadic singer and songwriter talks forthcoming LP

By Sean Kelly
Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver @Randy Wood’s Pickin’ Parlor

This is a rare chance to see a true musical trailblazer in action

By Sean Kelly
Makari headlines AURA Fest pre-show at El Rocko

Orlando-based ambient rock band leads strong lineup in advance of February main event

By Sean Kelly
Neutral Snap @Barrelhouse South

This is a band not to miss if you’re into fast paced pop rock with a punk edge

By Sean Kelly

Cynthia Knott crosses the horizons

Cynthia Knott crosses the horizons

Exhibition at Ships of the Sea celebrates Scarbrough House’s big 2-0-0

By Rachael Flora

Constellation of colors

‘katniss’ and ‘sagittaria’ on view now at the Jepson Center

By Rachael Flora
High in the sky with Tim Foster

‘For the Birds’ on view now through Jan. 24

By Rachael Flora
Life, love, fantasy and obsession

Maggie Hayes’ latest residency at Welmont runs through Jan. 16

By Rachael Flora
Urban Jupena’s talent on display

The celebrated artist shows nearly 50 years of fiber work at the JEA

By Rachael Flora
Book clubs at E. Shaver offer inspired reading

Offerings include a Feminist Book Club and a Graphic Novel Book Club

By Rachael Flora

Bitty and Beau's: ‘Mission driven’ to celebrate diversity

Bitty and Beau's: ‘Mission driven’ to celebrate diversity

Coffee shop opens new location in Savannah

By Jessica Farthing

Announcing: Eat It and Like It’s Restaurant Weeks

Eat It and Like It’s Restaurant Weeks begins Thursday, Jan. 10 and is 24 days long, through Feb. 2: Double the existing Restaurant Week’s length.

By Jesse Blanco
The Topiary: Taking cake design to the next level

The Topiary creates utterly delectable yet beautifully layered cakes — two qualities that are so often not found together when purchasing a cake for a special occasion

By Lindy Moody
A World of Beer (and Food)

Broughton Street location now offers expansive food menu

By Lindy Moody
Mocktails: Not just for kids anymore

A sampling of Savannah’s best low/no alcohol mixology

By Jessica Farthing
Frankly my dear, you should visit Rhett

Food and cocktails are highlight of hot spot inside the Alida Hotel

By Lindy Moody

Planned Parenthood Southeast hosts ‘Reversing Roe’ event Jan. 22

Planned Parenthood Southeast hosts ‘Reversing Roe’ event Jan. 22

The impetus for more education about reproductive healthcare should be clear in our political climate

By Rachael Flora

Best and Worst of 2018

Highs and lows of the cinematic year in review

By Matt Brunson
Review: Aquaman

Aquaman is the sort of overstuffed extravaganza that’s so intent on hitting all the requisite superhero beats that it never develops a heartbeat of its own.

By Matt Brunson
Review: Mary Poppins Returns

Emily Blunt was the right choice to assume the Andrews mantle. As the magically endowed nanny who reappears in 1935 (25 years after the first film’s timeframe) to again aid the Banks family, she’s an absolute delight, retaining Andrews’ frosty demeanor but adding a spark of sly mischievousness to her interpretation.

By Matt Brunson
Review: Bumblebee

The switch provides the series with a breath of fresh air, but to state that the picture is in any way a remarkable achievement is absurd.

By Matt Brunson
Taking a closer look at our history

Beach Institute kicks off documentary series with ‘The American South As We Know It’

By Rachael Flora

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