The Whitemarsh Island carry-out cafe Thrive has recently become the first-ever certified green restaurant in Savannah, as certified by The Green Restaurant Association. “When we opened the restaurant we had […]
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Dancing into The Station
SCAD presents its world premiere of the dance performance The Station this weekend at the Trustees Theater. The light–hearted show brings together a total of 30 dancers and is the […]
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An Irish spring fling
This year’s 19th annual Tara Feis event, held Saturday, March 13, is sponsored by the City of Savannah Department of Cultural Affairs. It was “originally started because the community felt […]
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The luck of the draw
The Savannah College of Art and Design hosts two unique comics–related events this month. The first, “Storyteller’s Weekend,” happens this weekend and features renowned comic artists Howard Chaykin and Klaus […]
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Review: AWOL’s Choices
All Walks of Life’s (AWOL) final production of Choices this past Saturday night, a hip hop adaptation of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, was a riveting show and that seemed to […]
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AWOL makes its Choices
All Walks of Life (AWOL) started in 1997 as a simple gathering of poets, musicians, and MCs at Savannah State University. Incorporated as a non-profit in 2004, the organization provides arts and […]
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The sun’ll come out…
The Savannah Children’s Theatre is hoping to “absolutely delight” audiences with their fifth season’s opening production of Annie. Kelie Miley, director of the Children’s Theatre, has this to say […]
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The artists within
An enthusiastic crowd filled the halls of the Telfair’s Jepson Center for the Arts on Sunday, Dec. 6. The crowd was there for the opening of the 15th annual “I […]
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‘Like having two wives’
” Poetry should teach you to trust your inner self” -Gordon Osing Gordon Osing, a writer of 13 published works of poetry – although “it’s too vain to count,” he […]
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Katrina in Scotland
With a performance of The Katrina Project: Hell and High Water, the Savannah Arts Academy Theatre Department will perform in the prestigious Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Scotland next summer. In […]
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Mutts strut for a good cause
Do you love animals? If so, clear this Saturday on your calendar. That’s when the Humane Society will be hosting a “Mutt Strut” in Forsyth Park from 9 a.m. to […]