The Telfair Muesums’ annual PULSE Art + Technology Festival returns to the Jepson Center for its 15th year with two exhibitions exploring illusion and introspective functions of technology in art. […]
Kareem McMichael
Kareem McMichael is a filmmaker, documentarian, writer, and multimedia content creator. The Macon native enjoys entertainment, and sharing with locals and visitors’ stories about Savannah’s art and culture scene. When he is not working, he enjoys relaxing at the beach, grabbing a beverage, hitting a fun art event, bowling, and writing (yes, it’s fun!).
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“Strong Enough” singer Gary Swindell, Jr. pushes past pain of pandemic and soars to 35,000+ digital streams
In January 2020, Gary Swindell Jr. held a live recording at Victory North (pictured) for a forthcoming live album release, “Live from Whitaker St.” His father, Gary Swindell Sr., musician […]
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At The Cinema: Movies to watch now
The SCAD Savannah Film Festival wrapped in October but some of the films that screened there are out now in theatres or streaming. Some of the films that received rave […]
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Alternative last-minute holiday gifts for the live event enthusiast
Are you still looking for some last-minute holiday gifts? If so, then here are some alternative options that you will not have to stand in line for or wait for […]
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Young Savannah filmmaker shines light on Black pride and impact through Black voices
“Golden Hour,” a film by director and producer DeVon Moore, is a short-documentary that explores the pride of being Black and provides the perspectives of young Black Americans while confronting […]
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The Bay Street Cabaret’s “Vivian & Bill’s Christmas Party!” celebrates the Holidays
The Bay Street Cabaret is celebrating the most wonderful time of the year with their all-new, immersive cabaret theater experience “Vivian & Bill’s Christmas Party!” This is their first ever […]
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Grassroots film group, CinemaSavannah returns to in-person screenings
For years CinemaSavannah has been bringing interesting foreign, arthouse, and independent films to film fans in the Savannah area. Since 2003, the organization have hosted screenings at numerous locations […]
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Savannah Sweet Tease and Bay Street Cabaret join forces for ‘Bawdy Broadway’
Enjoy both the Savannah Sweet Tease and Bay Street Cabaret? Get ready because they are teaming up for a collaboration show featuring local burlesque performers and cabaret singers in a […]
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Shelter From the Rain benefit show Dec. 5
Kick-off the holiday season and get in the spirit with Shelter From the Rain as they host their 5th annual Christmas Show at The Savannah Theatre on Sunday, Dec. 5 […]
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SCAD’s ‘A Thousand Miles and Counting’ honors the legacy of William and Ellen Craft while educating Chatham County youth
Two significant figures in American history are honored in “A Thousand Miles and Counting,” a Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) produced short documentary film that celebrates William and […]
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‘Porcupine’ film by director and writer Mike Cahill chats about his film and the SCAD Savannah Film Festival
‘Porcupine,’ written and directed by Mike Cahill, dives into the ideas what family is and a different approach to finding a new one. Porcupine screened at the 24th SCAD Savannah […]
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DOC Savannah engages the community through local nonfiction stories
Savannah is no stranger to Hollywood, and has seen many major movies and TV shows filmed here, but one local group, DOC Savannah, found a new angle and is turning […]