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Veil is lifted, ribbon is cut on new Westside arena years in the making
Mayor Van Johnson, other local dignitaries and members of Oak View Group, the management company for the brand new Enmarket Arena, held a ribbon-cutting and community celebration day with an open-house feel for the public on Saturday, Feb. 5. Guests lined up outside to see what the new sports and entertainment palace—the largest municipal project…
What’s Savannah’s BEST ST. PATRICK’S DAY BAR?
Bud Light NEXT and Connect Savannah are trying to find the BEST ST. PATRICK’S DAY BAR in the Hostess City. So we’re hosting an online throwdown to decide the ultimate winner. Dive bar? Karaoke? What local watering hole gets you to wear your green and spend your green on March 17? Vote for your favorite…
Equinox, Love, and Life from ‘Both Sides, Now’
Many of you may be familiar with the hit song “Both Sides, Now” written by the great Joni Mitchell as inspiration struck while floating over clouds in an airplane in 1966. The song is dripping with rich metaphors and contrasting perspectives on love and life, and gives the perfect framework to share my story. “I’ve…
Because you can never have too much great pizza, right?
Thompson Savannah’s Executive Chef Robert Newton along with his industry friends from some of Savannah’s most sought-after restaurants, including Common Thread’s Chef de Cuisine Joseph Harrison and Husk’s Chef Christopher Hathcock, who will collaborate with Chef Newton to bring the neighborhood together for the love of pizza. “We wanted to have some fun. Do something…
Savannah Book Festival organizers gearing up for this year’s offerings
Festival Saturday at the annual Savannah Book Festival is free and open to the public on Sat., Feb. 19 from 9AM-5:30PM, Festival Saturday features dozens of authors in person at different locations in Historic Downtown Savannah. Several authors will also be presenting virtually to a live audience at the Jepson-Neises Auditorium, including Laura Dave, David…
Comedian celebrates Robin Williams’ legacy with tribute show
Fans missing comedian and actor Robin Williams will now have the chance to relive some of his spirit at “Robin: The Ultimate Robin Williams Tribute Experience” at the Savannah Comedy Revue on Sat., Feb 12. Tribute artist and comedian Roger Kabler says he created his show as a way for him and his audiences to…
Want to be in pictures? Extras are needed for latest movie in ‘Halloween’ series
Have you ever wanted to be in a movie and do you love the horror classic “Halloween” movie franchise then here is your chance to get one step closer to making that dream a reality of being a part of the movie. A series of casting calls for extras have been put out for the…
STYLE: What are we Wearing?
Whether you’re spending Valentine’s Day with your lover or your friends, you’ll want to stand out in a sea of red and pink. To find a unique piece, visit one of Savannah’s many vintage stores. You’ll find looks in great condition from all decades that have a story to tell. If you have reservations at…
SOUNDBOARD: Who is playing where this week?
SIMON GROSSMANN @ VICTORY NORTH Miami’s celebrated Venezuelan-American Latin indie artist creates a supremely chill vibe, blending a bevy of sounds. Sweet, soulful vocals and a distinct tropical atmosphere carry pop, multi-era styles of R&B, blues, hip-hop, and more from a Northeast subway car to South Beach. THUR, FEB 10 | 8 PM NAT ADDERLY…
Hallmark Channel movie veteran pens Valentine’s show for Bay Street Cabaret
Love is in the air and the Bay Street Cabaret has just the show for the occasion. Award-winning writer-producer Rick Garman, a novelist, playwright, and veteran of more than two dozen Hallmark Channel movies, has written “Love Stories/Love Song” an all-new Valentine’s Day themed show for the Bay Street Cabaret. The show will be…
INTRODUCTIONS: Meet Elbi Elm
A self-described military brat, Elbi Elm lived in many places growing up, starting in Pontiac, Michigan. However, when her parents retired from the military and settled in the Savannah area, she knew she had found her way. Elm, a ten-year United Air Force Staff Sergeant (retired) herself who specialized in intelligence, came to Savannah for…
TybeeMLK and Tybee Post Theater celebrating Black History with music, movies and discussions
TybeeMLK Human Rights Organization and Tybee Post Theater joining together to present “THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE – IN COLOR.” The organizations are presenting programs at the Tybee Post Theater over four days that observe the important role played by African Americans in the nation’s history and its culture—the achievements as well as the challenges. “We hope…
Catching up with Clint Black
Clint Black considers himself lazy. It’s a rather absurd statement when you consider what he did during the pandemic-fueled year-and-a-half of lockdown. In addition to performing on a regular live stream and launching a line of java called Clint Black Cowboy Coffee available on his website, he pitched and was cleared to host “Talking in…
Valentine’s Day ‘I Do!’ at the Davenport House Gardens
Planning a wedding can be a stressful task for even the most organized bride, not to mention the ever-soaring costs and challenges of a post-pandemic world. On Valentine’s Day, The Davenport House Museum is offering a stress-free and economical way for a couple to start their married journey together in their beautiful gardens on the…
POTABLE GOLD: A nod to Savannah’s Madeira tradition
Many are unaware of the important role Madeira wine held in early American life. It was used to celebrate occasions and was toasted in the most respected homes throughout our new nation, particularly here in Savannah. The Davenport House Museum will be performing traditional Madeira parties on several dates throughout February, allowing guests to get…
