‘I want to make with true integrity to what I feel and what I’m inspired by.’
Rachael Flora
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SCAD announces primarily virtual classes for Fall 2020 quarter
SCAD today announced that Fall 2020 classes for SCAD Savannah and SCAD Atlanta campuses will be delivered primarily virtually, with some exceptions to address the needs of certain programs and […]
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Telfair Museums’ Free Family Weekend set for July 17-19
Next weekend, Telfair Museums will present a Free Family weekend where all Chatham County residents will receive free admission to the Jepson Center from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on […]
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Jinx’s staff says goodbye
‘If there is any silver lining in all this, it’s that we’ve been able to be reminded how important the Jinx is to so many people. The stories from customers have been overwhelming.’
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Last Call: From Velvet Elvis to The Jinx
IT MIGHT BE hard to imagine 127 West Congress Street as anything but the Jinx. After seventeen years, the Jinx has established itself as a legacy in this town. Its […]
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Local artists take part in the Great American Paint In
WHEN the pandemic made its way to Savannah, Dottie Leatherwood and Marc Hanson packed up their Whitemarsh Island studio and relocated to their home on Tybee. It was quite the […]
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‘It feels like we’re being led to slaughter’
GEORGIA restaurants were allowed to reopen at full dine-in capacity on June 16 per an executive order by Governor Brian Kemp. Days later, a spate of restaurants announced they were […]
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Front Porch Improv thrives during difficult times
FRONT Porch Improv was poised to have an incredible summer. Back in spring, they were riding the high off the opening of their theater, a crowdfunded effort years in the […]
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5 Questions with Christian Miguel Gutierrez
“I grew up most of my life, as I think a lot of queer people in the South did, very scared to be yourself, which is the very sad truth about being queer in the South.”
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Amiri Geuka Farris breaks out with Jepson Center window installation
‘Breakout!’ is a highly accessible piece of art that is visible and available to everyone
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Renegade Paws Rescue rings in year one
‘One of our major long-term goals is to really expand our community care program’