Demolition begins on blighted properties
This week, the City of Savannah began demolitions of blighted property that it obtained through the use of eminent domain laws. “The process took over two years and included Superior Court hearings, changing a State law and holding special council meetings, but City leaders agreed the effort was worth turning “blight to bright” for residents…
Three-car crash on DeRenne
Savannah Police’s Traffic Investigation Unit is investigating a crash involving three vehicles on DeRenne Avenue that resulted in one serious injury. About 2:15 p.m. on Thursday March 21, “Janice Talley, 87, of Savannah, was traveling west on DeRenne Avenue in a Mercury Grand Marquis and entered the intersection at Paulsen Street. At the same time,…
Olde Pink House set to re-open April 8
The Olde Pink House, plans to re-open the first-floor dining rooms, Planter’s Tavern and Arches Bar on Monday, April 8, a spokesperson says. The iconic restaurant, originally built in 1771, has been temporarily closed following a fire in the upstairs ballroom in late December. “We’re thrilled to welcome guests back to this important piece of…
A world united
Nineteen stainless steel figures, suspended by wires, are comprised of letters from eight different alphabets
Joe Gransden & Kenny Banks @Tybee Post Theater
Both have illustrious careers on their own, but their coming together is something that will no doubt be a special thing to witness
Scott H. Biram, The Goddamn Gallows, Wonky Tonk, Urban Pioneers @The Jinx
In truth, it’s quite hard to pin him down stylistically as he swings rapidly between blues, country, heavy rock, and punk
The return of The Piano Men
t’s a unique show that also features uniquely talented vocalists and a world-class backing band
Touring version of ‘Cinderella’ rolls into town
Of course everyone knows the Disney version, but it’s actually a story that goes back centuries and originated as a folk tale
Fort Pulaski hosts first art exhibition
All told, 16 Georgia schools contributed art for this exhibition, and over 600 pieces of art were created
The Silver Machine is still in motion
The all-woman band is notable not only for its lush art/pagan rock — futuristic and tribal and timeless all at once — but for its pedigree including the late, great Robyn Reeder
Victory North in Starland set to fill performance niche
AMID the flurry of high-profile development in the Starland area, months of quiet, steady work will soon result in a new performance venue — of the sort Savannah sorely needs. Victory North is set to host its first concert in May in the old Pinch of the Past space at 2603 Whitaker St., a stone’s throw…
Off to see the ‘Wizard of Oz’
It’s a story that has reached generations of people and continues a legacy unlike maybe any other in the history of literature and film
The overdue return of COEDS
They still play occasionally, and will take the stage once more alongside DieAlps! and R-Dent
Soup it up for Loop It Up: Connecting the dots
‘Quite frankly, Molly is on fire. Her heart and soul are so big and her hands are so capable’
Daddy’s Beemer, Faze Wave, Cry Baby, Nicholas Mallis @El Rocko Lounge
Don’t miss this bill of all touring bands Friday night
Donna Ulisse finds a home in bluegrass
These days, she’s a successful songwriter and singer who most recently worked with bluegrass icon Doyle Lawson
Editor’s Note: Report Card from the Shenanigans
The City was on the right track with trying to enforce some basic rules at Chippewa Square. But when the crowd coordinates on social media to move, as seems to have been the case, the City and police are reduced to just playing whack-a-mole.
Marching to Flannery’s beat
Now in its seventh year, the Flannery O’Connor Birthday Parade and Street is a beloved Savannah tradition full of community love and support
Women in the kitchen: Filmmaker shines spotlight on women in the restaurant biz
It was Val who inspired James to create the film “A Fine Line.” The documentary follows female chefs and restaurateurs, including Savannah’s own Mashama Bailey of The Grey
Frank Puzzullo Quintet @Good Times Jazz Bar and Restaurant
He’ll be bringing his quartet to Good Times for a night of original compositions and jazz favorites
5 Questions with Nicolette Cramer
“One of my favorite things someone said to me was, ‘I love watching you watch people.'”
