The Nutcracker returns
THE Columbia City Ballet is celebrating 50 years of holiday magic. Ever since the tradition began in 1967, the South Carolina-based company has delivered an unforgettable production of the Christmas classic The Nutcracker. For 31 years, Artistic and Executive Director William Starrett has grown and shaped the company into a stellar troupe with 32 paid…
The latest news—good and bad—affecting Georgia’s environment
State and federal administrations continue to favor polluters as the effects of climate change endanger quality of life for all.
Austin Quattlebaum @Isle of Hope Marina
Quattlebaum’s unique style offers a touch of Southern Lowcountry marshland blues, traditional bluegrass, and old-time
Downtown expansions
One citizen was a bit upset that the plan wasn’t “Savannah” enough. Now, I’m not sure how one can objectively measure Savannah-ness.
Reader feedback: Dig deeper into City of Savannah finances
Make officials explain how their political decisions and policy changes led the community to this point.
Talking the perfect turkey with a local expert
Traditionally, Thanksgiving Dinner started early in the morning to deal with the mountains of prep work that needed to be done.
Ike Stubblefield & Friends @Barrelhouse South
Stubblefield’s heavy touring experience eventually led him into the studio, where he wrote, produced, and composed alongside Phil Spector, Quincy Jones, Jim Capaldi (Traffic), Larry Lee, and more.
Deck The Halls, Motown style!
‘I picked a dream team of the people I most enjoy working with’
A Strange Thanksgiving to All
It’s been a wild ride, Winona, and I must admit I’m a little giddy with all the plot twists.
5 Questions with the Little Friends of Printmaking
‘It’s much more important for us to put our work into the hands and homes of the people who want it than to set an arbitrary, aspirational price point.’
Hannah Alsdorf’s battlefield
‘We can’t blame everything that’s wrong in this world on men.’
Beneath Trees, Hotplate @El-Rocko Lounge
After moving away, the duo brings their explosive take on garage, punk, blues, and rock back to El-Rocko Lounge.
Diane Cantor’s novel deals with agency and young sexuality
‘Sometimes we all have a desire to assert ourselves,’ Cantor says of her character, Mavis.’We don’t want to be pushed around.’
Claire Frazier Quartet @Good Times Jazz Bar
Her elegant style was recorded in 2011 on After Five, a smooth collection of jazz standards and moonlight-drenched favorites.
Danielle Hicks & The Resistance, on Keys, Mystic Vibrations @Ghost Coast Distillery
Ghost Coast will offer honey-themed cocktails using their brand-new Honey Flavored Whiskey.
Who profits from climate change?
Those wanting to make a profit in this arena are advised to stick near the top of this list if they want to keep their souls.
Editor’s Note: ‘Underground Savannah’ in peril
‘Everyone assumes Savannah, of all cities, would have an archaeological ordinance. When they find out we don’t have one at all, the’re usually shocked and appalled,’ says Rita Elliott.
Review: Last Flag Flying
Last Flag Flying is proudly pro-soldier and anti-war, and real American patriots will grasp it at once.
