Turning a page
Do you have a favorite book? Email the title and why it’s your favorite to jamie@connectsavannah.com. I’m excited to hear your suggestions!
Artists inspired by Savannah
Gallery 209, located at 209 E. River St. presents Derek L. Larson and Dale Robinson as July’s featured artists. Each month Gallery 209 spotlights the work of two artists from their gallery roster: one from their 2D program and one from their 3D program. Connect Savannah contributor, DJ Hellerman, spoke with both artists about their…
New Moon Deck LIVE Series coming to Electric Moon
Dancing in the moonlight – sounds nice, doesn’t it? Starting July 15, visitors of Electric Moon will get the chance to.
Savannah strides toward sustainability
As the ‘Plastic Free Month’ of July commences, the city of Savannah begins taking viable steps to decrease plastic use and increase overall sustainability.
Morris Multimedia introduces Southeast Georgia Leadership Forum
Morris Multimedia announced the inaugural Southeast Georgia Leadership Forum is coming to Savannah Sept. 12 through Sept. 14 at the Kehoe Iron Works at Trustees’ Garden.
Gaining clarity through holistic coaching
Victoria Baylor runs the type of business you don’t know you need until you’re knee-deep in your own success. Even though the world around you is operating as normal, and people approach you as “the strong friend,” somehow you look in the mirror at yourself and you don’t recognize your own reflection.
Festival returns in 2021
Get ready for another fun, free live event from Savannah Jazz as they announce the 40th annual Savannah Jazz Festival to be held Sept. 23-26 at Forsyth Park.
Virginia Jackson Kiah
SCAD is honoring Civil Rights activist, educator, painter, and museum founder Virginia Jackson Kiah with a permanent collection, “Live Your Vision: An Online Exhibition by Virginia Jackson Kiah.”
208 Wine Bar now open
James Devine and Christina Pirovitz have gone all in on what they hope could become a first of its kind downtown. A wine bar aimed at not only casual afternoon passers-by, but connoseiurs as well.
Bridging past with fashionable future
Local students recently had the opportunity to collaborate with what many would call one of fashion’s most well-known designers.
Savannah Gaelic Athletic Association heads to Ireland in 2022
Savannah’s ties to Ireland run long and deep, highlighted annually by the massive parade and related events that consume the city for St. Patrick’s Day. However, the appreciation for all things Gaelic took on another form during the Savannah Irish Fest just before the pandemic hit the country last year.
