As a co–founder of New York’s Punk Magazine (with John Holmstrom), Legs McNeil was an integral part of the burgeoning punk music scene in the 1970s. He practically lived at […]
Bill DeYoung
Bill DeYoung was Connect's Arts & Entertainment Editor from May 2009 to August 2014.
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Jan. 22: Today’s events
Here’s what’s going on today (Tuesday, Jan. 22): The new Connect is online at noon. And it’s hip hop night at the Jinx. See you soon.
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Jan. 21: Today’s events
Here’s what’s going on today (Monday, Jan. 21): The Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade begins at 10 a.m. and will spent three hours winding through downtown. The Odd Lot […]
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Jan. 19: Today’s events
Here’s what’s going on today (Saturday, Jan. 19): The American Traditions Competition finals are held at the Lucas Theatre, starting at 8 p.m. Mountainfilm on Tour has two screening sessions […]
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Jan. 17: Today’s events
Here’s what’s going on today (Thursday, Jan. 17): The semi-finals of the American Traditions Competition begin at 5 p.m. at Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Ascension. Psychobilly performer Joe Buck‘s […]
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Jan. 16: Today’s events
Here’s what’s going on today (Wednesday, Jan. 16): The American Traditions Competition continues with quarterfinal rounds of vocal excellence, at 5 and 8 p.m. at Evangelical Lutheran Church of the […]
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The evolution of an activist
In December 2008, Utah college student Tim DeChristopher placed more than $1 million in false bids at an auction for oil and gas rights to parcels of land in some […]
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‘Inspiring audiences’
When Mountainfilm on Tour made its first Savannah appearance three years ago, the two–day, Colorado–based film festival was thick with documentaries on kayaking, snowboarding and the clean–rush thrills of extreme […]
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Jazzman
Anyone who was a kid in America during the 1970s and ‘80s will recognize Bob Dorough’s distinctive tenor voice and jazzy piano playing. He was the singer and primary songwriter […]
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Something familiar at Congress Street Social
One of Savannah’s favorite Americana bands, the New Familiars, is welcomed back this week – the guys are playing Friday, Jan. 18 at Congress Street Social Club. Although lead singer […]
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Jan. 15: Today’s events
Here’s what’s going on today (Tuesday, Jan. 15): The Coastal Jazz Association’s 15th annual Musical Salute to Martin Luther King, Jr. counts off at 7 p.m. at the Jewish Educational […]
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Looking Ahead
@ Ringling Bros./Barnum & Bailey Circus. Jan. 23-27. MLK Arena. @ Shel’s Shorts. Bay Street Theatre. Jan. 24-27. @ Savannah Jewish Film Festival. Jan. 24-Feb. 2. @ Film: Chinatown. […]