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At home for the holidays with CASA

Currently, there are around 400 children in the foster care system. CASA’s team of volunteers serves 54 percent of those children and aims to reach 100% by 2021

Editor's Note: Savannah’s ‘OK Boomer’ election

To me, this is another major development of this election, every bit on par with politics and race and gender: The face of Savannah politics is now much, much younger than in years past.

A whale of a week

In an effort to spread the word about these extraordinary animals, as well as encourage their conservation, organizers host Whale Week, an engaging and informative series of programming

Reader says, 'Unite behind the science on climate change'

Editor's Note: Putting the thanks in Thanksgiving

There are lots of problems in Savannah: poverty, crime, low wages, poor educational system, etc. These are problems experienced in many other places. But the great things about Savannah are our things, and what sets us apart.

The Brown Goose @Barrelhouse South

They’re a workhorse band that tours constantly, and their influences are diverse

DJ Kut Daily @Congress Street Social Club

If you’re looking to have a good time on a Saturday night, look no further than the Social Club with DJ Kut

Ember City @The Jinx

Savannah’s own Ember City hits The Jinx with their 90s-influenced alt-rock

Obituary @Victory North

The legendary Obituary is one of the longest-running death metal bands of all time

Gaelynn Lea on music, representation, and more

Acclaimed violinist and songwriter chats ahead of Ships of the Sea concert

5 Questions with Courtney Watts

'My first introduction into anything in textiles at all was through my grandmother, because she’s a really avid knitter and crocheter'

A quarter century of making marks

'I Have Marks to Make' has consistently provided an artistic outlet for our community’s most vulnerable members, which DeLorme is proud of

A Charlie Brown Christmas comes to life

Savannah Children’s Theatre tells classic Peanuts tale

Collective Face tackles a strange incident and a powerful story

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time opens Dec. 6

5 Questions with Kay Wolfersperger

'The best advice I got about creating style is just to create a lot of work. You can’t force it, you can’t rush it, just do it.'

High Octane Cocktails

Octane wants guests to stop in and enjoy a posh setting after work, after dinner, or even during a bachelorette party

Ebenezer Greens' revolution

Microgreens are on the menu at this urban farm

Savoy Society: Trend-setting Southern on Liberty Street

Atlantic at three: A ‘soft, gentle heart’ in a great location

Each day, different types of wines will be offered, accompanied by wine personalities and sommeliers from across the nation

Chamaco's: Tybee's taco empire

Culver and Hall practiced taco recipes for years all while looking for a restaurant location to call their own

Church of the SubGenius hits the SAV

Rare opportunity to view acclaimed new documentary on long-running counterculture phenomenon

Slacking Towards Bethlehem this holiday season

Review: The Irishman

The Irishman often plays like a “Greatest Hits” compilation of moments from such Scorsese offerings as GoodFellas and Casino.

Review: Queen & Slim

Just as Thelma & Louise was firmly rooted in Americana, so too is Queen & Slim, offering peeks at various facets of society as the two fugitives travel across different state lines in an attempt to free themselves from this nightmare.

The Irishman and Philip Glass

On Nov. 27, in what stands as something of a coup for Tybee Post Theatre, they've snagged the Savannah area's sole engagement of fabled filmmaker Martin Scorsese's latest gangster epic,