Smith’s idea was infectiously simple: Buy a piece of the Blarney Stone, bring it to the South’s biggest Irish party and have people kiss it to raise money for various charities
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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A city of sound: St. Patrick’s Music Guide
Who’s playing where during the shenanigans
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Celtic punk royalty the Peelers keep carrying on
There’s no shortage of Irish punk in Canada too, and one could easily argue that The Peelers have been leading that charge
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If you bike
While Savannah’s bicycling infrastructure is in many ways not as complete or as friendly as it could be, there are some key bike routes
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If you don’t drive
There’s also this thing called a DUI you really want to avoid
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If you drive
Fortunately there are several options for those opting to drive close to the festival area
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The Call Up: Episode 03 – Stopover Local Spotlight with Bero Bero
Sean Kelly speaks with Veronica from Bero Bero, set to play Savannah Stopover at Club One on Sat. March 9.
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Deerhunter’s genre-bending success
They’re hands down one of the most reliably interesting bands working today
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The Joy Formidable brings wall of sound to Stopover
Their most recent effort, 2018’s AARTH, is a natural and brilliant evolution of their sound
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Local Stopover Artists, Unite!
Aaron Paul Zimmer @Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum Troubadour is an oft-overused word that seems to be thrown around a bit too liberally when it comes to the singer/songwriter […]
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Savannah Stopover: Mike Krol
Power Chords owes some of its polish to Krol going back to his musical roots
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Savannah Stopover: Priests
‘The Seduction of Kansas’ name-checks the Koch brothers and White Castle over a synth beat