Redrawing the lines

THERE’S ART on the walls again at 6 East Liberty. Roots Up left that spot last year, making way for Mamie Ruth’s Emily Bargeron to open East and Up, a vintage clothing and accessories store. Employee and artist Ymke Franssen came into the store and instantly felt a need for art. “When she had the…

The Great Parking Debate continues

As I have written before, many of our most treasured places and traditions — including Forsyth Park and the St. Patrick’s Day celebration itself — would be dead on arrival if they were proposed today. Why? Not enough parking.

‘We tell them, “You’re not alone”‘

NEXT WEEK, Savannah’s Irish will carry on a tradition that goes back 194 years. The St. Patrick’s Day parade and the formal Irish societies that go along with it were all about an immigrant community, at the time, coming together to help their own people. There’s a building on Pulaski Square, the former Jewish Educational Alliance,…

Savannah Stopover Genre Guide

WELCOME to Connect Savannah’s annual Savannah Stopover Genre Guide! Whether you’re ready to smear yourself in glitter and make your way home with the rising sun or are feeling a more low-key, intimate performance, Stopover’s got it for you. Make sure to fire up the festival’s official Spotify playlist to get a listen for yourself.…

Kasey Tyndall @Saddle Bags

‘Bar That’s Open’ is an ode to the supportive family of a favorite watering hole and is being heralded as one of the finest new drinking songs country music has to offer

Savannah Stopover: Low Cut Connie

“When I met President Obama, he said to me ‘Hey, when’;s your next record coming out?’ I told him we’re working on it. He said, ‘Well, I like what you do. I like your style. Keep it up.'”

Whitaker Street pilot program gets another change

A controversial pilot program on Whitaker Street — which judging by social media response has been overwhelmingly unpopular — gets another tweak this week with the addition of a “pedestrian buffer.” The City of Savannah has revised the Whitaker Street pilot program and restored the roadway from Bay Street to Broughton Street to two traffic…

Dig Deep with High Up

High Up released their first album, You Are Here, on February 23, although they sound like they’ve been around for ages. Their careful blend of soul and Southern rock is familiar, while the genuine frustration and heartache of lead singer Christine Fink’s powerful Joplin-esque voice reminds us that populism is perennial. But High Up isn’t…


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