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Special Issues
Connect Savannah College Issue, Savannah Film Festival Issue, Savannah Music Festival Issue, Saint Patrick’s Day Issue, Best of Savannah Issue.
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Discounts: Having fun isn’t hard when you’ve got a student ID card
We did that work for you and called around to almost every spot in town we could think of to compile this list of discounts for you
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The Downtowner: Free shuttle intended for night-time workers — and everyone else
‘We have 800-1000 sought-after parking spots downtown, and way more people than that trying to get to them’
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Late Night Eats: Get you some
What do you do when it’s past closing time for most restaurants and you haven’t gotten to eat yet?
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Anda Union brings singular sound, experience to Savannah Music Festival
The members of Anda Union not only draw from their own tribes and histories for inspiration, but from other sources of Mongolian music as well
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Robbie Fulks’ full circle career moments
Robbie Fulks is still going strong. Decades after starting out in Chicago and eventually moving to Nashville to work as a songwriter—where his solo career began—Fulks continues to make records […]
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Savannah Music Festival Review: Angelique Kidjo performs ‘Remain in Light’
This Saturday night’s appearance by Afrobeat superstar Angelique Kidjo at the Savannah Music Festival was her second in Savannah. Her first show here, in 2008, is still remembered quite fondly […]
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Savannah Music Festival Review: Noura Mint Seymali and Fatoumata Diawara
One of the great services the Savannah Music Festival provides every year is bringing in a variety of world music to town — particularly African music — that Savannah wouldn’t ordinarily get a chance to experience.
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Savannah Music Festival Review: The Punch Brothers
Their collective brilliance was evident right off the bat, with the group launching into ‘Movement and Location,’ a masterpiece of sorts that Thile revealed was written about baseball player/former Atlanta Brave Greg Maddux.
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Savannah Music Festival Review: Scottish Ensemble/Andersson Dance ‘Goldberg Variations’
The key here is that the musicians of the Scottish Ensemble don’t just accompany the Andersson dancers – they share the stage and participate in movement throughout the show.
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Savannah Music Festival Review: Jazz Night
Jazz is a musical genre that is by far at its best in a live setting — the more intimate the better. This is a fact which has both limited […]
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Savannah Music Festival Review: Jeff Tweedy
Tweedy’s voice is like a soothing hug from a friend, like a long-awaited therapy session