Colter Wall @Victory North
He’s bringing his Dylan-inspired songcraft to Victory North
A Brighter Day ahead
Now, after 41 years in business, the Brodheads announce they’re passing the reins of their beloved store over to Kristin Russell and Brad Baugh of the Sentient Bean
Editor’s Note: Wave goodbye to the Waving Girl?
In a state where it’s almost impossible to get a Confederate monument moved, apparently all it takes to get a non-Confederate monument moved is some campaign contributions and a couple of letters from politically-connected lobbyists.
Midway to Ford v Ferrari
A look at all the noteworthy alternative cinema events taking place over the next week or so
Let’s go jellyfishin’
This Thursday, learn more about Georgia’s jellyfish at Ocean to Table, part of a series of workshops about Georgia’s seafood
The Train Wrecks’ Homegrown Holiday Hoedown: Nine years strong
For a ninth year, everyone’s favorite locals The Train Wrecks are combining music, holiday cheer, charity, and beer for a great cause. The band is partnering with Loop It Up Savannah once again for the event, and asking people to bring items like canned goods, art supplies, gently used children’s jackets and sweaters, and toys.…
Jeff Two-Names plot ‘world tour’ of Florida
‘Punk rock in 2019 still has the core of what it always had in my opinion’
Emmaus House serves a daily Feast of Love to the homeless and hungry
Emmaus House serves up helpings Monday-Friday to the homeless and hungry members of our community
Brandon Nelson McCoy & Jason Bible @The Jinx
Both McCoy and Bible are excellent songwriters, and their songs pair incredibly well together
The Ordinary Boys @The Jinx
Everyone’s favorite tribute to The Smiths returns to Savannah
5 Questions with Dejon Gee
‘Your belief meets my intention when I create the candle’
Mandolin evolution: a conversation with Tony Williamson
Williamson, known for his genre-hopping musical sensibilities, is set for a Pickin’ Parlor show alongside the Onyx Club Boys
Go Around the World in Eighty Days with Savannah Rep
Jules Verne’s 1872 adventure novel Around the World In Eighty Days has been adapted numerous times in all different formats; stage, screen, written word, and in language after language (it was originally written in French, after all). There are, of course, the movies and TV adaptations in more recent history—including the 1989 miniseries starring Pierce…
Anna Stine @El-Rocko Lounge
The songwriter and musician takes inspiration from the likes of Joni Mitchell and Stevie Nicks
Giving season at Kobo
Kobo functions as a co-op, with all 14 artists taking an active role in the gallery’s upkeep
Second year of shakin’ it at the Savannah Burlesque Festival
After a successful first year, the Savannah Burlesque Festival returns for another round. Producer Rebel Vitale brought on fellow performer Jack N’ Thacox as co-producer this year. They invited last year’s producer Rita D’LaVane on as a fellow judge to help sort through their nearly 250 submissions. “We felt like it was really important to…
‘A Christmas Memory’ continues at Flannery home
Strozier, a longtime English professor at Armstrong, sadly passed away in April. But the tradition he created lives on with a rechristening of the event as a memorial event
Historic Carver Village meeting to discuss conservation district, tax exemptions
The City of Savannah and the Historic Carver Village Neighborhood Association will meet to discuss the establishment of a conservation district and property tax exemptions. The meeting will be Monday, Dec. 16 at 6 p.m. at the Carver Village Center, 905 Collat Ave. “Representatives from the Metropolitan Planning Commission’s Historic Preservation Department will begin the…
Georgia Southern Economic Monitor: Slight local expansion offset by signs of 2020 slowdown
Georgia Southern University’s latest Economic Monitor, which analyzes Q3 2019 data and identifies trends affecting the regional economy, reports that the Savannah metro economy “expanded during the third quarter of 2019, reversing a modest dip in the second quarter.” “Growth in electricity sales and port activity boosted regional economic activity, offsetting some softness in retail…
Review: Richard Jewell
The film is supposed to be about the championing of an innocent man who was unjustly and irresponsibly maligned. But when the picture repeatedly sets said objective on the backburner while taking equally irresponsible potshots at other targets, then it tends to diminish the points the movie is attempting to make.
Review: Jumanji: The Next Level
The reason that the kids end up back in the game is feeble even by sequel standards, and the usually reliable Dwayne Johnson seems ill-at-ease in some of his impersonations
Blues-rock titan Tab Benoit brings rock show to Victory North
BLUES GUITAR LEGEND Tab Benoit is a renowned musician and songwriter, whose most recent endeavor finds him taking on the role of business owner. Benoit, along with his manager, recently launched Whiskey Bayou Records—a label specializing in guitar-driven music that often draws from the Delta blues and blues-rock influences that he’s known for in his…
