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‘Rebalancing’ streets for the new reality

With motor vehicle traffic down some 40 percent nationwide, many cities are opening traffic lanes and even entire streets to people as a means to relieve pressure on increasingly crowded sidewalks, trails, and parks

A local economy in serious flux

Georgia Southern’s Economic Monitor examines Savannah metro outlook

Editor's Note: A governor who cannot govern

Even the most rock-ribbed conservatives all over the Savannah area were calling the Republican governor a 'moron,' an 'idiot,' and things we can't print here.

Quarantine Chronicles: Rubi McGrory

Former personal chef for the late Tenenbaums discusses her life and struggles in the time of coronavirus

Quarantine Chronicles: Lana 'DiCo' DiCostanzo

"For businesses that are still able to remain open, being a hub of resources at this time is probably the most beneficial."

Phantom Wingo dives into the new normal with Quarantine Concert

Long-running blues/rock band readies online show

Local Album Reviews!

Listen to these local releases while you quarantine

The Vinyl Say: Rockabilly lifers Brady and the Bazookas

Brady and the Bazookas are fronted by the band’s namesake, who came to Savannah with a mission to spread the good word of rockabilly

Eric Britt gets personal on new album

Local music veteran unleashes album in these uncertain times

Song After Song: Joseph Kapcin of Heavy Books

'Usually the goal is to tell the truth and bare my soul and write about what I know.'

5 Questions with Lauren Gourgues

'My work resides along this idea of phantasmagoria where I don’t really understand the line between what’s real and what’s fake because I lived in a neighborhood that was teetering on fantasy'

For Savannah Music Festival educational programs, the show must go on — at home

'Our kids need music and art now more than ever'

Sequined and Sequestered brings burlesque into the digital world

The idea for Sequined and Sequestered is to encourage burlesque performers to be as creative as they can during a time that’s very uncertain for entertainers

5 Questions with Joanna Angell

'I’m inspired by dreams, things I see'

Art from a distance

Abode Studios comes up with creative solutions to spring markets

‘Our team is our family’

Local food and beverage community finds common ground during pandemic

Ben’s Friends to meet in Savannah

Group addresses issues within the service industry

Zunzi's partners with America's Second Harvest for family meals

Starland Yard hosts St. Paddy’s parties south of downtown

If you’re looking for some St. Paddy’s Day fun outside the sea of green downtown, head to Starland Yard for some low-key fun

Loki shape-shifts at Starland

Rotating, evolving menu is highlight of food truck

Drive-In Renaissance

During the crisis, the Jesup Drive-In gets renewed attention

A rapidly changing environment for local screenings

I encourage all Film Scene readers to call ahead before traveling to any listed venue, just in case their schedules or rules have changed

An Irish cult film, and more

As always, things can change without much advance warning. You may want to consider phoning the venues to make certain all systems are go

A Vigilante is one of the week’s highlights

Last chance to see some Oscar winners in the theatre