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Lanes of Savannah: The artistic path less traveled

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Lanes of Savannah: The artistic path less traveled

'Between' fits in perfectly with the Davenport House’s new initiative to tell the story of Savannah’s lanes

by Rachael Flora

Fit For An Autopsy comes to AURA Fest

Music Features

Fit For An Autopsy comes to AURA Fest

Acclaimed deathcore band brings intense show to headline spot

by Sean Kelly

Irish Fest isn’t just fiddling around

Culture

Irish Fest isn’t just fiddling around

Top shelf Celtic music and entertainment highlights cultural event

by Jim Morekis

Liz Cooper & the Stampede take the industry by storm

Music Features

Liz Cooper & the Stampede take the industry by storm

With their debut full-length garnering acclaim, the Nashville trio comes to Savannah

by Sean Kelly

Savannah Book Festival: Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah

Books

Savannah Book Festival: Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah

These gripping, visceral, often suddenly violent stories are rather a distressingly realistic psychological portrayal of life as a black person in America today, right now

by Jim Morekis

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Georgia HB 8: The Politics of Periods

Georgia HB 8: The Politics of Periods

The cost of pads, tampons, and menstrual cups alone will run a woman about $6,000 over the years she menstruates -- and right now Georgia applies a luxury tax to those items.

By Kristy Edenfield

Editor's Note: NewZO: Things to watch

One is tempted to say NewZO is too little, too late, but there will be plenty of opportunities for a more sane and equitable zoning protocol to affect positive change here -- if it is allowed to.

By Jim Morekis
Savannah Black Heritage Festival hits milestone

Thirty years of excellence and celebration

By Rachael Flora
Victim-blaming in crash coverage

We don’t often find out if the drivers involved were speeding, distracted, or impaired. Instead, the behavior of people who were riding bikes or walking becomes the focus of reporting.

By John Bennett
Editor's Note: Seaboard shame and the rigged Savannah game

It's a dark moment in Savannah history, on par with the loss of similar civic gems such as Union Station, Johnny Harris, and the old DeSoto Hilton, among others.

By Jim Morekis
Reader offers rebuttal to film column

"The one-sided article makes zero mention of the negative impact on Savannah residents directly, and often frequently, affected by this ever-increasing filming activity, especially in the Landmark Historic District."

Tim Walls: Reflections on AURA Fest

Tim Walls: Reflections on AURA Fest

The man behind the long-running rock and metal festival looks back and looks ahead

By Sean Kelly

26 years of American Traditions

The prestigious vocal competition celebrates a milestone season

By Sean Kelly
Fit For An Autopsy comes to AURA Fest

Acclaimed deathcore band brings intense show to headline spot

By Sean Kelly
TreeHouse! @Barrelhouse South

They’ve garnered acclaim over the last several years and continue to bring their feel good music to audiences everywhere

By Sean Kelly
Damon and the Shitkickers @Congress Street Social Club

Damon and the Shitkickers continue to fly the flag of great country music in the Savannah scene

By Sean Kelly
Liz Cooper & the Stampede take the industry by storm

With their debut full-length garnering acclaim, the Nashville trio comes to Savannah

By Sean Kelly

Savannah Book Festival: Tena Clark

Savannah Book Festival: Tena Clark

'Southern Discomfort' is Clark’s story of strength, love, and acceptance in the Civil Rights-era South

By Rachael Flora

Lanes of Savannah: The artistic path less traveled

'Between' fits in perfectly with the Davenport House’s new initiative to tell the story of Savannah’s lanes

By Rachael Flora
Savannah Book Festival: Patti Callahan Henry

Yet, they fell in love, and Patti Callahan Henry’s 'Becoming Mrs. Lewis' lays the story out for us

By Rachael Flora
Savannah Book Festival: Dan Hampton

His newest book, Chasing the Demon, chronicles the leadup to the breaking of the sound barrier in the years after WWII

By Jim Morekis
Irish Fest isn’t just fiddling around

Top shelf Celtic music and entertainment highlights cultural event

By Jim Morekis
Savannah Book Festival: Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah

These gripping, visceral, often suddenly violent stories are rather a distressingly realistic psychological portrayal of life as a black person in America today, right now

By Jim Morekis

5 great choices for Valentine's Day in Savannah

5 great choices for Valentine's Day in Savannah

City's options are full of love

By Jessica Farthing

Mad Mac's: Sweet treats on State Street

Even though there are enough variations of macarons to make anyone happy, the second case of treats in the store is well round and rotates like the macarons

By Lindy Moody
Leoci is back!

Mercato Italiano opens in Twelve Oaks

By Lindy Moody
Pounce Cat Cafe: For the love of coffee and kitties

Owners Ashley Brooks and Annaliese Hughes opened the first location in Charleston, S.C., in 2016. As a quick success, they decided to expand.

By Lindy Moody
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 Oscar Nominations: When in Roma…

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
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

The Best of Savannah

Best of Savannah Party Photos

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2019 Oscar Nominated Shorts

@ Jewish Educational Alliance – CinemaSavannah presents their second annual review of 2019 Oscar-nominated short… (more)
Arizona Ranger, Liana Gabel, The Star Sisters

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