Pets aren’t too different from their humans, as it turns out. They need haircuts and manicures just like we do. And getting pampered is always a nice treat for any […]
Rachael Flora
5 Questions with Paige Harwell Samek
SINCE 2007, Paige Harwell Samek has been making jewelry for the cool kids under Drainbowland. Her jewelry pulls from 90s nostalgia and pop culture images to imbue any outfit with […]
Best Art Show of 2018
Last fall, there was a palpable buzz in the air for the Jepson Center’s latest traveling exhibition. “Monet to Matisse: Masterworks of French Impressionism” went on view to the public […]
Best Local Jewelry Designer
Kristen Baird’s career trajectory is the epitome of a slow build. She started out as an interior design and architecture major at SCAD, but she didn’t know how that would […]
Ayurvedic Remedy
FANS OF holistic healing, take note: a new Ayurvedic-focused spa is opening this weekend. Remedy SOS Day Spa celebrates its grand opening this Friday with live music by the Midtown […]
Hands Across the Sand joins forces to fight offshore drilling
‘We’re in an exciting moment, I think, because the people we need to reach are listening’
Dressed to impress: SCAD Fashion Show returns
The weekend includes a jewelry trunk show, Static Showcase at the Gutstein Gallery, a conversation with the SCAD Etoile honoree Phillip Lim, and an inventive runway show at the Hive
Coming home to Cedar House
The multi-use space is housed inside a stunning 1921 home on the corner of 36th and Abercorn
The art of living
HOSPICE SAVANNAH celebrates 40 years this year, a momentous occasion for an organization that is one of the biggest supporters of local art. The hospice center on Eisenhower’s art gallery […]
Coming together for the Earth
The result of the SCAD Curatorial Incubator Project, ‘Anthropocene’ is a juried show of over 170 pieces that asked artists to reflect on climate change
Cookies for Choice
THREE years ago, after the presidential election, a group of bakers from Atlanta turned their disappointment into something delicious. They baked 150 cookies a piece, boxed them, sold them, and […]
Coastal Heritage Society begins management of Harper Fowlkes House
Named after Alida Harper Fowlkes, who bought the house in 1939 and managed it until her death in 1985, the home reopened as a museum in 2008
