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Meet The Petty Fam!

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Meet The Petty Fam!

All-black burlesque revue brings first tour to Savannah

by Anna Chandler

‘A more inclusive and nuanced history’

Community

‘A more inclusive and nuanced history’

Savannah’s historic African American sites offer free day Aug. 20 during 'Lift Every Voice' event

by Jessica Leigh Lebos

Widening roads isn’t always a good idea

News Cycle

Widening roads isn’t always a good idea

Adding lanes does not automatically reduce crashes. In fact, the opposite is often true

by John Bennett

Ricardo Ochoa and his four-string legends

Interview

Ricardo Ochoa and his four-string legends

Velvet Caravan founder honors the pioneers of jazz violin

by Anna Chandler

5 Questions with Emily Earl

Visual Arts

5 Questions with Emily Earl

High Museum of Art in Atlanta has purchased several works by this local artist

by Rachael Flora

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Carter town hall provides confrontation, entertainment

Carter town hall provides confrontation, entertainment

Church setting allows for larger crowd but raised other issues

By Jim Morekis

Editor's Note: The sale of the local daily paper is... complicated

Long story short, the local daily paper — which had been family-owned and Georgia-based under one banner or another since 1850 — will be an asset owned by a company based far away from Savannah itself.

By Jim Morekis
Oh hell no, Savannah isn’t ‘the next Brooklyn’

Who are these locals who have “long complained about the dearth of luxury accommodations” here and how can we help them build a new hotel in their front yard?

By Jessica Leigh Lebos
‘A more inclusive and nuanced history’

Savannah’s historic African American sites offer free day Aug. 20 during 'Lift Every Voice' event

By Jessica Leigh Lebos
Widening roads isn’t always a good idea

Adding lanes does not automatically reduce crashes. In fact, the opposite is often true

By John Bennett
Dead to me

It’s been a minute since I went full hippie, but I pulled out the patchwork prairie skirt and rode with the old man to the Regal Cinemas Savannah 10 on Shawnee Street to find steal-your-face bumper stickers aplenty.

By Jessica Leigh Lebos

David Olney @Tybee Post Theater

David Olney @Tybee Post Theater

The prolific Olney has released more than 20 albums in four decades

By Anna Chandler

Ricardo Ochoa and his four-string legends

Velvet Caravan founder honors the pioneers of jazz violin

By Anna Chandler
Donna the Buffalo’s eclectic folk still has crowds dancing

Donna the Buffalo’s formation comes down to a simple fated turn of the radio dial

By Anna Chandler
Post Eclipse Party and Concert @The Jinx

Take off those eclipse glasses and get down to swing standards, Motown favorites, the hits of Frank Sinatra, and more.

By Anna Chandler
Girls Guns & Glory, Medicated Sunfish @Barrelhouse South

Girls Guns & Glory has been together for 10 years and is breaking through as a "need-to-know" act

By Anna Chandler
KYLE, Valore, Pointless Honey @Sulfur Studios

KYLE, now based in Atlanta, began making their instrumental math rock here in Savannah on the house show scene

By Anna Chandler

A scenic view at the LGBT Center

A scenic view at the LGBT Center

Location Gallery’s second spot off to a great start

By Rachael Flora

Meet The Petty Fam!

All-black burlesque revue brings first tour to Savannah

By Anna Chandler
5 Questions with Emily Earl

High Museum of Art in Atlanta has purchased several works by this local artist

By Rachael Flora
Hattie Saussy: Rediscovering an artist

Retrospective is an ‘origin story’ of sorts for the Savannah art scene

By Rachael Flora
5 Questions with Leah Blair

'We need to change our disposable culture'

By Rachael Flora
This week in art

Jam-packed weekend of art exhibitions and events

By Rachael Flora

Keeping it Current on the islands

Keeping it Current on the islands

Former Ele FINE Fusion space undergoes a transformation

By Maria Whiteway

'Schummthing' special on Tybee

Walk-up beach hut offers gourmet fried chicken, shrimp sandwiches and those amazing frozen bananas

By Jessica Leigh Lebos
Edgar’s Proof & Provision: Proof of The DeSoto’s Vision

Th ambition is to provide true Southern hospitality with modernized sophistication

By Maria Whiteway
International IPA Day is here again!

Just about every craft brewer has an IPA in their lineup, so hunting down a good one will not be difficult

By Raymond Gaddy
Kitchen 320 helps transform Savannah into a culinary destination

It may be downtown, but its off-the-beaten-path location brands Kitchen 320 as a best-kept secret among locals

By Maria Whiteway
Shandy-licious!

The fun thing about shandys is that you can make them at home. Typically you see a 50/50 mix of beer and soda, but at home you can mix and match your beers, sodas and proportions until you find that perfect mix.

By Raymond Gaddy

Review: Step

Review: Step

More straightforward than many other documentaries about kids in competition, Step isn’t as richly detailed or narratively mutable as something like Hoop Dreams or Spellbound.

By Matt Brunson

Review: The Dark Tower

Stripped of dramatic heft, the film mainly plays like the YA-sanctioned adventures of a young boy who gets to hang out with a gunslinger and fight a wicked sorcerer

By Matt Brunson
Review: Atomic Blonde

The sort of movie in which nothing is as it seems, with a full menu of double-crosses, triple-crosses, false identities, and startling character revelations.

By Matt Brunson
Review: Dunkirk

To suggest that Dunkirk is a movie lacking in emotion because it’s lacking in sharply etched players is incorrect. Director Christopher Nolan’s strength here is his ability to place audiences right into the thick of the various struggles taking place by air, land and sea.

By Matt Brunson
Review: War For The Planet Of The Apes

Andy Serkis again excels in the role that arguably will surpass Gollum as his most iconic.

By Matt Brunson
Review: Baby Driver

Writer-director Edgar Wright deserves the lion’s share of the kudos, not only for assembling a note-perfect cast but also for providing them with dialogue that’s often a pleasure to encounter.

By Matt Brunson

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Re: Oh hell no, Savannah isn’t ‘the next Brooklyn’
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