Making Waves at Ships of the Sea sets out to show us that a drop in the bucket can still fill it up, drop by drop.
Rachael Flora
Holiday road
CLARK GRISWOLD wasn’t the first dad to drag his family on a road trip, and he certainly won’t be the last. “The Open Road: Photography and the American Road Trip” […]
Broad stripes and bright stars
The notion of the American flag being used as a symbol for a political ideology is perhaps even more relevant today than it was in 2006
Weekend forecast: Artsy
Almost every gallery in town is booked for this weekend. How will you ever see it all?
The Habit of Being
With so much artistic freedom to dive into Flannery and her work, the art is impressively varied
Explore the possibilities: Local TEDx conference set for Friday
This year’s roster of speakers ranges from entrepreneurs to authors to rocket scientists and follows the theme of “Legacy by Design.”
Summer picks up STEAM
SCHOOL IS winding down and summer is just around the corner. Fortunately, there are plenty of opportunities to keep the learning going between school yeas with summer camps. Get a […]
Toni-Lyn Keller speaks out
‘I want [Hush] to be an experience that’s beautiful and makes people think’
Forsyth Farmers’ Market Picnic set for Sunday
‘This is the biggest list we’ve ever put together, so I’m super excited about that’
Betsy Cain’s saturation
BETSY CAIN has lived on the edge of the marsh on Wilmington Island for over twenty years. Her proximity to the marsh informs her work in “saturation,” up now at […]
5 Questions: The Revival Society at Earth Day
BE HONEST —how often do you recycle? Recycling can often be a tedious task, so you’re forgiven if you’re not a habitual reuser. But the Revival Society has set out […]
Get inked this weekend at Savannah Tattoo Festival
WHY HANG your art on the wall when you can put it on your body? The Savannah Tattoo Festival returns for its third year this weekend. The fun goes down […]
