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Nightbringers: a conversation with The Black Dahlia Murder

Music Features

Nightbringers: a conversation with The Black Dahlia Murder

Metal road warriors invade Victory North

by Sean Kelly

Savannah's own Greek Week

Cuisine Feature

Savannah's own Greek Week

69th annual Greek Festival is Thursday-Saturday

by Jim Morekis

Lez Zeppelin gives no quarter at Tybee Island Pirate Fest

Music Features

Lez Zeppelin gives no quarter at Tybee Island Pirate Fest

'Before you knew it, Lez Zeppelin just became this entity and a statement of female musical force.'

by Sean Kelly

Regina Thomas: ‘I intend to win’

Politics

Regina Thomas: ‘I intend to win’

Familiar face takes on outsider status in Savannah mayoral race

by Orlando Montoya

Theatre with a rough edge

Theatre

Theatre with a rough edge

Savannah’s theatre scene expands this weekend

by Rachael Flora

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Moonlight Garden Ride: Evolving, entertaining, educating

Moonlight Garden Ride: Evolving, entertaining, educating

Location moves to Mother Matilda Beasley Park this year

By John Bennett

Regina Thomas: ‘I intend to win’

Familiar face takes on outsider status in Savannah mayoral race

By Orlando Montoya
Editor's Note: Keeping Savannah’s archaeology from biting the dust

"We're just laying the facts on the table," Rita Elliott says. "For so long, a series of myths have fueled a lack of interest in an ordinance. The myths aren't true at all, but policy leaders buy into them."

By Jim Morekis
Shake your peacock feathers

Annual fundraiser for Flannery O’Connor Childhood Home also marks third decade of the foundation

By Rachael Flora
Who's on first? How Savannah's government (supposedly) works

Think of the City Manager like a CEO appointed by a Board of Directors
Editor's Note: Making Civics sexy again!

This is our attempt to get back to the basics of local government, and drill down to the most fundamental details of the upcoming municipal elections this fall.

By Jim Morekis

Appalachian Road Show honors centuries of tradition

Appalachian Road Show honors centuries of tradition

Bluegrass and old time band plays Randy Wood Guitars

By Sean Kelly

Cry Baby @El Rocko Lounge

The band commits heavily to creating the same vibe and aesthetic of 90s boy band pop and R&B

By Sean Kelly
Nightbringers: a conversation with The Black Dahlia Murder

Metal road warriors invade Victory North

By Sean Kelly
Lez Zeppelin gives no quarter at Tybee Island Pirate Fest

'Before you knew it, Lez Zeppelin just became this entity and a statement of female musical force.'

By Sean Kelly
Mango Strange @Barrelhouse South

The band is relatively new, but they’ve been taking their repertoire of classics to audiences everywhere

By Sean Kelly
Sweet Fever @Congress Street Social Club

They’re as classic rock as it comes but are also notably modern-sounding

By Sean Kelly

5 Questions with Jason B. James

5 Questions with Jason B. James

'I decided to take one item or several items from each place that I enjoy, that I could see myself having that same party with myself and others'

By Rachael Flora

Theatre with a rough edge

Savannah’s theatre scene expands this weekend

By Rachael Flora
Laugh a little

Jorge Montero’s new exhibition on view at Cork House Gallery

By Rachael Flora
Eleven artists, eleven lives

Community art event seeks to make a real difference

By Rachael Flora
Arts and Culture funding: Grilling the candidates

The survey has been sent out to each of the prospective representatives, including the four mayoral candidates, with expected responses by Oct. 8, a week before the start of early voting

By Rob Hessler
Nitro Comedy Tour lands at Victory North

Comedian Andrew Conn chats about ongoing run with Catfish Cooley

By Sean Kelly

Flock to the Wok: More Asian-inspired deliciousness from Ele and The Chef

Flock to the Wok: More Asian-inspired deliciousness from Ele and The Chef

The premise is simple—family-style Chinese cuisine offered in a warm yet poshly decorated setting

By Lindy Moody

Savannah's own Greek Week

69th annual Greek Festival is Thursday-Saturday

By Jim Morekis
Autumn's Harvest: All kinds of hotness

Although successful with the first types of produce, Autumn's Harvest found that there were too many similar local farms and decided to specialize in a more niche product: peppers. Not just any peppers -- some of the hottest and most unique around.

By Lindy Moody
Rhett: ‘Southern Eclectic’ at the Alida

Rhett just invited Executive Chef Jason Starnes to join the team and revamp the menu

By Lindy Moody
Fresh has no season: Farmer’s markets continue into the fall

Here’s where you can go in Savannah to find both indoor and outdoor options

By Jessica Farthing
Whippoorwill Farms: Giving back to the community

Besides a location at the Forsyth Farmer's Market, you can order directly from Whippoorwill. Marissa Paykos personally delivers the orders for free. Just another way for her to give back to the community.

By Lindy Moody

Ghosts & gangsters — and the best movie of the year?

Ghosts & gangsters — and the best movie of the year?

If you’re looking for something a little off the beaten path, as far as big screen fare goes, this week’s installment of Film Scene should provide a road map to these options

By Jim Reed

Graveface Fright Fest goes big with live scoring, classic films

Ryan Graveface talks upcoming Lucas Theatre film and music festival

By Sean Kelly
Welcome to The Film Scene

Film Scene provides a one-stop overview of the myriad of public, specialty screenings taking place year-round

By Jim Reed
Review: Joker

Joker is exceedingly well-crafted, but the impressive technical achievements count for little in a movie that’s aimless and unfocused in its trendy nihilism.

By Matt Brunson
Review: Rambo: Last Blood

There’s little wit, inventiveness or originality to be found anywhere in this tedious picture.

By Matt Brunson
Review: Downton Abbey

After a typically hyperactive summer season, Downton Abbey will prove to be just the soothing nightcap sought by many moviegoers eager for something that’s all talk and no action.

By Matt Brunson

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