Zack is a guest artist for Savannah Ballet Theatre, and Jillian is a company member. They both just closed out performances in SBT’s production of “Sleepy Hollow” at the Tybee […]
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INTRODUCTIONS: Meet Chiriya Moore
Anyone who has had the pleasure of dining at Chiriya’s on Victory drive knows the experience there isn’t just all about the food. Sure, there are incredible Thai-fusion dishes that […]
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INTRODUCTIONS: Meet Caroline McCoy
So tell us who you are, where you’re from and how you got connected into this amazing opportunity here at the SCAD Museum of Art. My name is Caroline McCoy, […]
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Monkey Man: A Stones Band promises moves like Jagger at Starland Yard
Local Rolling Stones tribute band Monkey Man: A Stones Band will bring a little British Invasion to Starland Yard Friday, July 2, just before Independence Day. The free show kicks off the holiday weekend at 6:30 p.m., and the first 50 guests get a surprise from the band if they give them a special shout on social media.
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The inaugural “Freedom Floats” will be a patriotic parade past Savannah’s downtown waterfront on July 4 in honor of Independence Day.
After the rousing success of 2021’s St. Patrick’s Day “Shamrock Ships Flotilla” boat parade, organizers are gearing up for more revelry on the river.
The parade itself will start floating in view down the Savannah River at about 3:30 p.m. on July 4.
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Best Thai Restaurant
Anyone who has had the pleasure of dining at Chiryia’s on Victory Dr. knows the experience there isn’t just all about the food. Sure, there are incredible Thai-fusion dishes that […]
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Park Place Outreach’s Derby Day Benefit back in saddle for 2021
It’s time to dust off those flamboyant hats and remember how to fashion a bow tie. Park Place Outreach’s annual Derby Day Benefit with The Olde Pink House and Woodford Reserve will come dashing back on May 1.
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Children’s book by Bananas’ First Lady hits it out of the park for inclusiveness
If you have been anywhere near the orbit of the Savannah Bananas, you probably recognize Emily Cole. Her smiling face and shining personality are known to Bananas fans all over.
As co-founder of the team and wife of the zany, over-the-top, yellow-clad Jesse Cole, you may know her from team videos or social media posts, or from hearing her speak to local groups about how the five-year old franchise has put down roots in the Hostess City with tremendous success.
But, she’s just added a new title to her list of achievements: published author.
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The ancient sport of hurling arrives in Savannah
All photos courtesy of the Savannah GAA STARTING A LOCAL sports league with ties to an ancient game may sound like a longshot of an idea during a pandemic, but […]
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Paul Grassey is right on time
AN SUV PULLS up to the front entrance of the venerable National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force in Pooler, as if it could be carrying any major dignitary […]
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Benefit Concert: Raising Spirits and needed funds for hard-hit service industry workers
LOCAL SPIRITS company Ghost Coast Distillery and Athens-based Creature Comforts Brewing Company are partnering to present “Raising Spirits” a safe, free benefit concert event on Saturday, November 7, to give […]