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Living legend Herb Alpert kicks off his tour in Savannah with wife, vocalist Lani Hall
On Saturday, July 23, legendary trumpet player, Herb Alpert brings his talent and inspiration to the Lucas Theatre with his wife, world-renowned singer, Lani Hall. The man who co-founded A&M Records. The man who Miles Davis once said, “You hear three notes and you know it’s Herb Alpert.” “Well, I’m happy with that,” Alpert said,…
Synth pioneer Howard Jones still believes things can only get better
Best known for his 80s hits “No One Is to Blame,” “Things Can Only Get Better,” and “Everlasting Love,” new wave/synth pioneer Howard Jones is still going strong and writing and producing new music to prove it. According to Jones, who is releasing his newest album “Dialogue” on Sept. 9, he has continuously promoted positivity…
‘Last of the Right Whales’ highlights the dangers and conservation efforts of Georgia’s state marine mammal
The Tybee Marine Science Center along with International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW ) and Hit Play Productions co-hosted the Georgia premiere of Nadine Paquenza’s 2021 documentary “Last of the Right Whales” on Tuesday, July 12 at the Lucas Theatre for the Arts. The documentary follows the migration of North American right whales, and individuals…
BUNNY IN THE CITY: Last of the Right Whales Georgia premiere at the Lucas Theatre
When I got a call from Joanne Jackson to attend the Georgia Premiere of “The Last of the Right Whales,” I jumped at the chance to see this award-winning feature documentary at the magnificent Lucas Theatre on July 12. While talking with the HitPlay Productions executive producer, I learn that the Canada-based crew wants to…
PHOTOS: Georgia Tech hosts First Generation College Institute
Georgia Tech, Savannah Campus hosted its inaugural First Generation College Institute event for students in grades 8 – 12 on July 16 at the Georgia Tech Savannah Campus. The program was a collaboration between Georgia Tech’s Center for Education Integrating Science, Mathematics and Computing (CEISMC) and Office of Undergraduate Admissions. The purpose of this event…
JAUDON SPORTS: Questions remain for Braves in season’s second half
The Major League Baseball All-Star Break is this week as players and teams prepare for the second half of the season beginning this weekend. After a solid first half, the Atlanta Braves are in good position to return to the playoffs this season after winning the 2021 World Series title, the franchise’s first since 1995.…
EAT IT AND LIKE IT: Midtown’s Oak 36 on its way back
The guess is that there aren’t too many people who would be excited about seeing their Summer ‘vacation’ wrap up in early July, but when you’ve been waiting for months to get back to work, then the sentiment is probably going to flip to “I’m done with the sitting around, I want my restaurant back.”…
INTRODUCTIONS: Meet Andrew Morris
If you’ve got a green thumb or just need some good advice, Andrew Morris is your go-to guy when it comes to everything hydroponic in Savannah. Originally from Southern California, Morris, 34, has found the most fertile soil for sowing roots for a family and a business right here in Savannah, allowing him to pursue…
SAVANNAH AGENDA: Property Matters
The city is seeking new, cleaner sources of energy, while renewable sources of downtown development projects never seem to dissipate. Want to know where the next construction project will take place? Look for “non-contributing” buildings that don’t add historic value to the district according to local zoning codes. You’ll see a couple poised for demolition…
TOP FLIGHT: SAV named No. 1 airport by travel magazine readers
Savannah/ Hilton Head international Airport was named the No. 1 Best Domestic Airport in Travel + Leisure’s World’s Best Awards 2022. Every year Travel + Leisure asks its readers to share their international travel experiences with categories including airports, airlines, cities, islands, tours, spas and more. This results in a comprehensive travel guide based on…
Neil Burruel of Savannah Tequila Co. thinks we should all give it a shot
The South has long been a bastion of cocktails featuring more traditional regional liquors, especially bourbon. However, according to one of Savannah’s experts on another spirit, he asks everyone to. “Give tequila a shot.” The Savannah Tequila Company at Plant Riverside District boasts 126 tequilas. And Neil Burruel, lead bartender, knows everything there is to…
Kazumi Wilds brings Spanish moss folktales to life through Ukiyo-e
In the heart of Savannah’s vibrant Starland District, Kazumi Wilds, Sulfur Studios’ On::View Artist in Residence, sketches an image of Spanish moss hanging from tree branches. Wilds’ is a Tokyo-based book illustrator, writer and artist book writer. She received her undergraduate degree in Japanese painting from Joshibi University of Art and Design Tokyo, and received…
Savannah Stage Company run toward their fears in their new show ‘Brave the Stage’
For one night only the Savannah Stage Company (SSC) will be presenting their production “Brave the Stage: an Evening of Running Towards the Fear.” This ties into the theme for the company’s tenth season, a “Milestone Season of Fearlessness.” “This is something that we’re developing ourselves. It is a take on projects that we, the…
