There are several Juneteenth events taking place throughout the greater Savannah area. If you’re wondering what’s happening and where you can go to celebrate Juneteenth this year, here’s a list […]
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Chantel Britton is a compelling storyteller with an ever-growing curiosity. She's built a rewarding writing career for herself in addition to serving five years as a Public Affairs Officer in the U.S. Army Reserve. She's an NPR nerd with a deep passion for all things travel, sustainable living and adventure. She enjoys cooking, reading, and being outdoors.
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INTRODUCTIONS: Meet Darrell Naylor-Johnson
The Savannah College of Art and Design recently announced that Darrell Naylor-Johnson will serve as the new vice president for SCAD Savannah. Both a SCAD alumnus and professor, Naylor-Johnson has […]
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IT’S GRAD SEASON: Savannah State University grad plans to pursue entrepreneurial dreams
Originally from Stone Mountain, Tyler Holloway recently graduated from Savannah State University with her Master’s in Business Administration. A double Tiger, Holloway also completed her undergraduate at SSU receiving a […]
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INTRODUCTIONS: Meet Jennifer Abshire + Hannah Byrne
Jennifer Abshire and Hannah Byrne are two Savannah transplants who became fast friends when they first met fifteen years ago. Seven businesses, six weddings, five mothers-in-law, four divorces, three kids, […]
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BEST LOCAL CHEF: MASHAMA BAILEY
Known for her artful and delectable Port City Southern Cuisine, Chef Mashama Bailey of The Grey is Connect’s Best Chef for 2022. A James Beard award-winning chef, this is just […]
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INTRODUCTIONS: Meet Whitney Gilliard
May is National Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, a time to celebrate the diversity of the AAPI community and their myriad contributions in society. In Savannah, the […]
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Tybee’s famous Beach Bum Parade is back
Started in 1987, the Tybee Beach Bum Parade is an island tradition that engages parade participants and bystanders in what is called the South’s ultimate water fight. After a two-year […]
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Lions Club of Savannah celebrates 100 years
Established in 1922, The Lions Club of Savannah is celebrating a century of service, devoted to helping the sight-impaired and others in need. The Savannah branch is one of the […]
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Green Reads: CorkHouse hosts book release by Henry Jelinek
On Thursday May 12, from 5 to 7 p.m., award-winning Savannah author Henry Jelinek and local illustrator Cath Olivier will be at CorkHouse to celebrate the release of their new […]
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INTRODUCTIONS: Meet Patricia Sabree
Originally from Lake City, South Carolina, Patricia Sabree is a Gullah artist currently operating a colorful, lively gallery in the heart of City Market. Her bold, vibrant paintings adorn every […]
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Saddle Up: Celebrate the Kentucky Derby in Savannah at a themed event
Characterized by exquisite fashions and larger-than-life hats, the Kentucky Derby is celebrated in Savannah with almost as much gusto as in the Bluegrass State! On Saturday, May 7 thousands will […]
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Fun in the Sun: SCAD Sand Arts Festival Returns to Tybee
After a two-year hiatus, the Savannah College of Art and Design has announced the return of its treasured Sand Arts Festival. Taking place Friday, May 6, hundreds of SCAD students […]