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Local Shops make our Holidays sweeter
A revered time for gathering and gratitude, Thanksgiving is just around the corner. For many, Thanksgiving preparations involve planning and executing a hearty meal to share with loved ones. People often spend hours if not longer cooking their Thanksgiving meal, but not everyone. Some choose to skip out on the stress of Thanksgiving cooking by…
Brand-new Coffee House 912 Brew to Host Grand Opening on Black Friday
Calling all coffee lovers: There’s a new addition to Savannah’s café scene. It’s called 912 Brew and it will be opening its doors to the public very soon. Cofounders Anissa Craig and Alex Brooks decided to open 912 Brew because they noticed an increasing decline in small, locally-owned businesses and the overwhelming influx of major corporations.…
Local UGA Alums, Oliver Maner huddle up to help tackle homelessness on UGA/Tech week
The Savannah Chapter of the UGA Alumni Association is partnering with Oliver Maner, LLP, to gather donations of socks to support the needs of Parker's House at Union Mission. Socks are consistently one of the most requested items at shelters and by those experiencing homelessness. So, in the spirit of the celebrated Georgia vs. Georgia…
Turkey Talk: Savannahians Share their Thanksgiving Staples and Traditions
Savannah is a beautiful tapestry of many communities, cultures and customs. One of the biggest ways that we demonstrate our diversity is through food. As we prepare to gather for the Thanksgiving holiday, we expect every table to look a little different, evoking the unique traditions, heritage and cultural identities of each family. We asked…
The Christmas season is about to STEAMROLL into Savannah
If you were to be asked what artist is the best-selling Christmas artist, answers would invariably range from Elvis Presley and Bing Crosby to Mariah Carey, Josh Groban or Kenny G. But that honor actually goes to Mannheim Steamroller, whose dozen Christmas albums (and counting) have racked up 31.5 million sales worldwide to date. And…
Catch Max Muscato at Starland Yard
When singer/songwriter Max Muscato released his punchy single “Valerie,” in February, it ended a five-year drought since he last released music in the form of his 2017 debut album, “Act One.” The reason for the break was Autism Rocks, a non-profit inspired by his brother, Sonny, who has autism. It works to keep people with…
JULIA CHRISTIAN: A Lifetime of Creativity
Julia and Bob Christian’s gallery on Taylor Street is a feast for the eyes. Open to the public three days a week, the second-floor parlor of their brick rowhouse lights up like a jewel in the morning sunlight, and everywhere I look are intricately decorated surfaces…tables, chairs, urns, cut-out figures, planters, baskets, picture frames, the…
BUNNY IN THE CITY: 77th Annual Veterans Day Gala
Kicking off Veterans Week with their 77th Annual Gala on Friday, Nov. 4, at the Elks Lodge on Wilshire, the Veterans Council of Chatham County hosted local military dignitaries and community leaders along with special guests, 94 year-old Bob Cutler and 97 year-old Howard Young. Having two World War II veterans attend tonight’s event makes…
ALL WRAPPED UP WITH A BOW: Lindsey Stirling brings Christmas spirit to Savannah
When 2022 arrived, violinist Lindsey Stirling was at a musical crossroad. She had created a unique sound for herself by merging classical and electronic music over the course of four previous studio albums. Her sound had brought her considerable acclaim and popularity – with all four albums topping the dance and classical charts. But Stirling…
INTRODUCTIONS: Meet Deborah McIncrow
Deborah McIncrow is a transplant from upstate New York who relocated to Savannah 17 years ago with her family. She is a wife, mother and former teacher who recently took on another role: entrepreneur. McIncrow is the founder of PillowSak, a protective cover for your pillow while you travel. She was inspired to invent the…
PROPERTY MATTERS: Jinx owner’s plans unveiled for music venue’s new location
I know I’m supposed to be objective, but can’t help but be excited about the planned rebirth of the Jinx. The popular “boozery and music cavern” was where I, and many others, first learned to feel at home in Savannah – all with the help of 17 years of great bands and a PBR-Jameson shot…
JAUD0N SPORTS: Americans can be briefly united behind USMNT at 2022 FIFA World Cup
At a time when we need it most, the United States Men’s National Team is returning to the biggest event in sports next week, as 26 Americans are ready to represent the USA at the 2022 FIFA World Cup, set for November 20 – December 18 in Qatar. The World Cup. There is nothing quite…
EAT IT AND LIKE IT: Dining out on Thanksgiving gives lots of options–but plan ahead!
Every year we attempt to put together a list of spots that may be offering some type of holiday cheer on Thanksgiving Day. In making the rounds this year, we found more than a few of our ‘go-to’ spots are either closed or full on Thanksgiving Day. These calls were made with about 2.5 weeks…
INTO THE MAZE: Experience an original new Adventure in Wonderland
Explore ‘Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland’ like you have never seen it before as you journey down the rabbit hole, through the looking glass with the Savannah Children’s Theatre and this Collective Face Theatre Ensemble in this newly conceived production. “I decided from the beginning that we were going to divide the story. I was not…
CATS AND COFFEE: Phil Musen brings his feline-focused art to Gallery Espresso
Locally known street artist, Phil Musen—a SCAD alumnus who has turned cat paintings into his calling card—is bringing his cats indoors as Gallery Espresso is hosting an exhibition of his work. You could say art runs in Phil’s family. He began learning to create from his grandmother during his childhood. “I started taking any art…
