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Cathedral Bells’ shoegaze masterpiece

Music Features

Cathedral Bells’ shoegaze masterpiece

Matthew Messore opens up about his process, the live show, and dream pop ahead of Savannah gig

by Sean Kelly

Ardsley In Motion provides groundbreaking toolkit for neighborhood improvement

City Notebook

Ardsley In Motion provides groundbreaking toolkit for neighborhood improvement

Volunteer effort results in over 2,000 site-specific recommendations

by Jim Morekis

The Goliards carry on a Christmas tradition

Music Features

The Goliards carry on a Christmas tradition

The long-running ensemble brings its Christmas program to St. Paul’s Episcopal Church just in time for the holiday

by Sean Kelly

Jubilee Freedom Day: Cheering to freedom

Community

Jubilee Freedom Day: Cheering to freedom

Now in its fifth year, Jubilee Freedom Day is a celebration of healing and forgiveness

by Rachael Flora

Lindsey Stirling brings Christmas spirit to Savannah

Music Features

Lindsey Stirling brings Christmas spirit to Savannah

The hugely successful violinist’s popular holiday tour comes back for another year

by Sean Kelly

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Affordable Housing 101: What it is, and what it isn’t

Affordable Housing 101: What it is, and what it isn’t

Let’s back up a second. That word. “Affordable” – what does that really mean?

By Jason Combs

Jubilee Freedom Day: Cheering to freedom

Now in its fifth year, Jubilee Freedom Day is a celebration of healing and forgiveness

By Rachael Flora
Center for a Sustainable Coast: Why we oppose offshore testing and drilling more than ever

Objections to offshore drilling must include well-reasoned justification supporting the urgent need to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
Ardsley In Motion provides groundbreaking toolkit for neighborhood improvement

Volunteer effort results in over 2,000 site-specific recommendations

By Jim Morekis
Editor's Note: Saving the whales = bridging partisan divide?

Already endangered -- mostly due to increased shipping activity to the Port of Savannah and other regional ports-- the Right Whales are in a serious birth decline. With only about 400 left on the planet, seismic airgun testing could be what tips them over the edge into extinction.

By Jim Morekis
The Elf On The Shelf: A 21st Century Christmas tradition

The first Elf on the Shelf was produced in 2005, and now families can adopt boy and girl “scout elves” in light and dark skin tones

By Kristy Edenfield

Nicole Brancato comes home for the holidays

Nicole Brancato comes home for the holidays

The accomplished musician and Savannah native returns for a concert at Trinity

By Sean Kelly

Cathedral Bells’ shoegaze masterpiece

Matthew Messore opens up about his process, the live show, and dream pop ahead of Savannah gig

By Sean Kelly
The Goliards carry on a Christmas tradition

The long-running ensemble brings its Christmas program to St. Paul’s Episcopal Church just in time for the holiday

By Sean Kelly
Lindsey Stirling brings Christmas spirit to Savannah

The hugely successful violinist’s popular holiday tour comes back for another year

By Sean Kelly
Monkey Man (Rolling Stones Tribute) @El Rocko Lounge

It’s the best way to hear your favorite Stones songs without having to worry about those insanely high-priced arena shows that Jagger and company will be doing in 2019

By Sean Kelly
Teddy Adams Sextet @Good Times Jazz Bar & Restaurant

He’ll be bringing his sextet to the stage for some pre-holiday music and literal good times

By Sean Kelly

Think big, work small

Think big, work small

SCAD’s annual favorite exhibition on display

By Rachael Flora

Little Women musical comes to town

Savannah Repertory Theatre brings Louisa May Alcott’s work to life

By Sean Kelly
Tamara Garvey's whimsy on display at Gallery Espresso

Garvey’s work is whimsical and cute, and she loves creating that feeling of delight through her work

By Rachael Flora
Langston Hughes’ Black Nativity lives on

Performing Arts Collective of Savannah brings the classic play to life

By Sean Kelly
HAZA does Basel

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

By Rachael Flora
Savannah's inaugural Burlesque Festival takes the stage

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

By Rachael Flora

Frankly my dear, you should visit Rhett

Frankly my dear, you should visit Rhett

Food and cocktails are highlight of hot spot inside the Alida Hotel

By Lindy Moody

Diplomat developments

Luncheonette upgrades menu offerings

By Lindy Moody
Living large at La Petite Abeilles

Tea and breakfast service in the Old World tradition

By Lindy Moody
Take a ride on the Metro

Pooler diner brings tasty take on Southern classics

By Lindy Moody
Two words: Toasted Barrel

Savory sandwiches and artisan cocktails are never wrong

By Lindy Moody
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

By Lindy Moody

Taking a closer look at our history

Taking a closer look at our history

Beach Institute kicks off documentary series with ‘The American South As We Know It’

By Rachael Flora

Holiday Film Preview

Here's a checklist of the handful of films coming our way throughout the rest of December.

By Matt Brunson
Review: Ralph Breaks the Internet

While the film doesn’t quite reach the bar set by its predecessor, it’s propulsive enough to build up enough goodwill long before it reaches its rocky third act.

By Matt Brunson
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.

By Matt Brunson
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.

By Matt Brunson
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

By Sean Kelly

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