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Five decades of Suzanne Jackson

Art Beat of Savannah

Five decades of Suzanne Jackson

Jackson is fascinated by the creativity she sees flowing through generations

by Rachael Flora

A-Town Get Down soldiers on through unimaginable tragedy

Music Features

A-Town Get Down soldiers on through unimaginable tragedy

The popular local festival continues in a smaller capacity after organizer’s near-fatal shooting

by Sean Kelly

Moss & Steiner continue Cabaret series at Victory North

Music Features

Moss & Steiner continue Cabaret series at Victory North

Popular series lives on at new venue

by Sean Kelly

The street-level impact of passing NewZO

News Cycle

The street-level impact of passing NewZO

The current zoning ordinance superimposes suburban style parking requirements on older areas of the city, which is bad for business. And bad for people.

by John Bennett

Stonewall, 50 years on

Community

Stonewall, 50 years on

Savannah Pride commemorates historic uprising with block party

by Rachael Flora

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Former City Manager: Savannah must regain “passionate devotion” to strong tree policy

Former City Manager: Savannah must regain “passionate devotion” to strong tree policy

Michael Brown decries current City government’s lack of focus, enforcement in preserving Savannah’s tree canopy

By Jim Morekis

The street-level impact of passing NewZO

The current zoning ordinance superimposes suburban style parking requirements on older areas of the city, which is bad for business. And bad for people.

By John Bennett
Editor's Note: Superintendent pay is just the tip of the iceberg

What we see locally is just an aspect of a much larger national issue: Struggling public schools with an increasingly bloated administrative structure, as teacher salaries stay criminally low, with some turning to GoFundMe to buy classroom supplies.

By Jim Morekis
Stonewall, 50 years on

Savannah Pride commemorates historic uprising with block party

By Rachael Flora
Editor's Note: Winners and losers in ‘superstar’ cities

'Non-college educated workers are primarily there to see to the care and comfort and security of the more affluent,' says Professor David Autor about service workers in these 'superstar' cities.

By Jim Morekis
Food insecurity is focus of second Enmarket Encourage presentation

Suggs conducted a research study with local food pantries, soup kitchens, and Second Harvest here in Chatham County

By Rachael Flora

Camp Saint Helene is born

Camp Saint Helene is born

From the ashes of a Christian summer camp-turned-arts colony, a new sound emerges

By Sean Kelly

Brother Cephus @El Rocko Lounge

It’s really inventive music, sometimes even recalling bands like Pavement

By Sean Kelly
Mock Identity, Permanent Makeup @The Wormhole

The D.C. band’s sound is rooted in all the great post-punk of the late 70s and early 80s

By Sean Kelly
Mudtown @The Jinx

The four-piece plays a ferocious brand of what they call 'hillbilly punk'

By Sean Kelly
A-Town Get Down soldiers on through unimaginable tragedy

The popular local festival continues in a smaller capacity after organizer’s near-fatal shooting

By Sean Kelly
Moss & Steiner continue Cabaret series at Victory North

Popular series lives on at new venue

By Sean Kelly

5 Questions with Nea Hanna

5 Questions with Nea Hanna

'I knew I was going to do art my entire life, ever since I was a child'

By Rachael Flora

Five decades of Suzanne Jackson

Jackson is fascinated by the creativity she sees flowing through generations

By Rachael Flora
Wishful thinking

'If Only' marks Peter Roberts' first solo show in three years

By Rachael Flora
5 Questions with Pedro Covo

'Wherever I am, it doesn’t matter if I’m here or anywhere, I’m painting a Colombian painting'

By Rachael Flora
Celebrate Guy Woodward's life

'We can create something in our lifetime, in our human form that resonates after you graduate, that still hums'

By Rachael Flora
5 Questions with Caroline E. Hughes

Born and raised on a farm in upstate South Carolina, Hughes’ artistic practice is influenced by the Craftsman movement and informed by her love of history

By Rachael Flora

Fat Radish: Veggie perfection

Fat Radish: Veggie perfection

While presenting food that nods to the South, the restaurant pays respect to the ingredients and where those ingredients came from

By Lindy Moody

Squirrel’s set for Starland

Connect was lucky enough to get a preview of the exciting new menu, and we spoke with Chef Dickerson about it last week
Savannah Smokehouse: Authentic BBQ in the heart of downtown

What better way to wash down the smoky sweet food than a frosty glass of local brew?

By Lindy Moody
Bootleg Farm: What’s good for the goat is great for the cheese

They have approximately fifty acres for their 140 goats to roam and graze, keeping things as natural as possible

By Lindy Moody
Eden Supper Club: Dining in the garden of goodness

Creator of Eden Supper Club, Chef Jared Jackson, started the unique dinner experience with a purpose that goes beyond the food that he is creating and serving

By Lindy Moody
Mashama Bailey: Interview with a James Beard winner

Executive Chef of The Grey speaks to Connect about her groundbreaking win

By Lindy Moody

Revisiting the Central Park Five

Revisiting the Central Park Five

Ken Burns doc screens at Beach Institute this Thursday

By Rachael Flora

Review: Dark Phoenix

Dark Phoenix is like Smokey and the Bandit 3, when even Burt Reynolds knew enough was enough and bailed before filming got underway.

By Matt Brunson
Review: Rocketman

Even if it doesn’t soar as high as one would like, Rocketman is still a better movie than Bohemian Rhapsody, which suffered in part from its PG-13 designation. Rocketman is a solid R, more in line for this sort of warts-and-all picture.

By Matt Brunson
Review: Godzilla: King of the Monsters

A bingo card of clichés would quickly be filled with such soggy lines as “We opened Pandora’s box, and there’s no way to shut it” and “It sounds like you admire these monsters."

By Matt Brunson
Review: John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum

With a $14 million price tag on his head, Wick can’t slow down for a minute, as seemingly every New York street is crawling with killers eager to claim the grand prize.

By Matt Brunson
Review: Aladdin

By providing the former Fresh Prince with fresh material, Will Smith is able to escape the inevitable comparisons by fashioning a Genie that doesn’t always instantly bring to mind Robin Williams’ stamped trademark on the part.

By Matt Brunson

The Best of Savannah

Best of Savannah Party Photos

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Connect Today 06.25.2019

Suzanne Jackson's Sippin' Social

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All Together Now: A Fundraiser Celebrating Global Beatles Day

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