March 20/Wednesday Cameron Carpenter, organ: $25 7 p.m. Christ Church, 28 Bull St. March 21/Thursday Della Mae: A one-hour bluegrass concert – just right for lunch break. $15 12:30 p.m. […]
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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Savannah Music Festival Review: Ballake Sissoko & Vincent Segal
Equally skilled at melody and rhythm, Sissoko performs mini-symphonies on his handmade, beautiful instrument. In partnership with Segal, however, we are in the presence of magic.
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Savannah Music Festival Review: Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Co.
The performance was over before we knew it, the organic, gently unfolding nature of the dances enabling us to reach a near-trance state which both slowed and accelerated the passage of time.
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Savannah Music Festival: Old Crow Medicine Show
Virginia-born Chris “Critter” Fuqua and Ketch Secor are the co-founders and main songwriters for Old Crow Medicine Show, perhaps the most popular old-time string band in America at the moment. […]
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Saint Patrick’s Parade Day Savannah 2013
Click here to view slideshow of Saint Patrick’s Parade Day pics from photographer John Alexander. Related Stories
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Cover shoot: Behind the scenes
Welcome to our annual St. Patrick’s Day special issue. This week you’ll find pretty much all the info you need to enjoy the big party, from your basic parade/parking type […]
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Gettin’ schooled
For a town that’s not generally considered a college town, Savannah sure is… well, a college town. While Savannah’s certainly better known to the world at large for our squares, […]
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COLLEGE ISSUE: Ahead of the curve
Most college students wait until graduation to make that first big leap into their real world careers. Not Adam Nelson. The SCAD sophomore is already waist–deep in his first feature […]
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COLLEGE ISSUE: Food for thought
In the last five years, more and more universities across the country have adopted the practice of assigning incoming college freshmen the same book. Common Read programs serve several noble […]
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COLLEGE ISSUE: The Connect Playlist
People keep asking “What is the Savannah sound?” That’s like asking a zebra why half his stripes are black, and the other half are white. There is no good answer. […]
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COLLEGE ISSUE: The cycling life
Need to outfit your dorm room or buy supplies to sustain you through the fall term? In a big box store you can get everything – furniture, bedding, a three–month […]