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Editor's Note: A city in search of affordable housing

The main concern is a sense that Savannah is rapidly gentrifying out of control, with a surplus of high-end housing popping up when maybe what we really need more of is affordable housing.

‘I Have Marks to Make’: Art from all walks of life

The healing power of art is celebrated in Telfair Museums’ annual community-based exhibit

Editor's Note: Looking ahead to a hot political year locally

One of the frustrating things about local politics now is the bizarre insistence by many people that there are only two choices: Stick with what we have, or go back in time four years to the previous administration.

Canal District to feature upscale housing

Alderman Van Johnson, in whose First District the apartments will be located, questioned the need for more apartments marketed to the relatively affluent.

Back to the farm

Learn more about what’s on your Thanksgiving table at Bethesda

Savannah Music Festival brings Musical Explorers program to local students

Vilai Harrington & the Hamptones @El Rocko Lounge

Fans of Ryan Adams, Gillian Welch, and even the folkier side of Jeff Tweedy will appreciate the imagery in his lyrics and the simple power of his performances

Embracing change with Gaslight Street

The Charleston band soldiers on through lineup changes and becomes tighter than ever

Savannah Philharmonic continues ‘Holiday Pops’ tradition

The much-loved annual performance hits the stage on Dec. 7 & 8

Ike Stubblefield @Barrelhouse South

These days he’s touring his own music and is set to come through town at Barrelhouse South for what is sure to be an unbelievable night

Deck your halls with art

Luckily for us all, this week is jam-packed with craft fairs, gallery open houses, craft-making sessions and even more

HAZA does Basel

HAZA is showing work during Art Basel Miami, which is no small feat

Savannah's inaugural Burlesque Festival takes the stage

Multi-day, multi-venue event features some of the genre’s biggest names

Step into Christmas

The popular event consistently sells out, says Melinda Allen, president of the DNA

Rebecca Slivinsky’s ‘Eradication’

Living large at La Petite Abeilles

Tea and breakfast service in the Old World tradition

Take a ride on the Metro

Pooler diner brings tasty take on Southern classics

Two words: Toasted Barrel

Savory sandwiches and artisan cocktails are never wrong

The Grey Market: New York flavor, Savannah hospitality

Chef Bailey ventured all the way down to Savannah from New York after connecting with Morisano, the brain behind the revamp of the old Greyhound bus station that now holds The Grey

A rascally Black Rabbit

Sandwiches, salads, craft cocktails are the draw

Review: The Grinch

Those expecting to hear a variation on Benedict Cumberbatch’s Sherlock Holmes might be startled to learn that they’re instead hearing what’s doubtless a variation on Will Ferrell’s upcoming Sherlock Holmes.

Review: Bohemian Rhapsody

For those seeking nothing more than a rollicking good time, Bohemian Rhapsody largely gets the job done. But those looking for some depth – or, heck, even some historical context – will be sorely disappointed, as the film wreaks havoc on chronology, ignores key albums and songs.

That Was Awesome! brings big laughs and starts a vital conversation

Writer Kevin Gillese and star Amber Nash talk their new short film and the need for representation for people with disabilities

Fantastic foxes to post-apocalyptic dogs: Tristan Oliver

Stop-motion cinematographer appears at Isle of Dogs screening

Green Book: Peter Farrelly brings powerful story of an unlikely friendship to the big screen

The beloved comedy director talks about his new film and the amazing true story behind it