After more than 20 years in her adopted hometown of Savannah, musician Laura Pleasants is about to embark on the next chapter of her life in Southern California. The Greensboro, […]
Cover Story
Posted inCommunity
It’s feeling like FOOTBALL
Dust off your #1 foam finger, hang that team banner from the porch, and get ready to spend the next five months cheering on your favorite college and/or professional football […]
Posted inArts, Entertainment & Film
UNDER CONSTRUCTION: Local designer Danietté Thomas opens new fashion house midtown
Photos by Daniel Meadows Photography If you drive past the corner of Victory Drive and Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., you’ll see a big blue house with “4 twenty two” […]
Posted inArts, Entertainment & Film
BACK IN THE HABIT
The Savannah Theatre, one of the oldest continually operating theatre in America, is once again illuminating the marquee with a Broadway title for the first time since the pandemic.
Posted inCommunity
Savannah’s best connector
Remember the game Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon? Well, in Savannah, it’s one degree of Bunny Ware. You might not know what she looks like, but rest assured Bunny Ware, “Savannah’s Best Connector,” is never more than one connection away.
Posted inNews
Savannah VOICE Festival returns for Two-Week Extravaganza
The ninth season of the Savannah VOICE festival, led by famed opera legend Sherrill Milnes, presents an impressive lineup of live events and partnerships this year.
Posted inArts, Entertainment & Film
Historic hotel gets ‘JULU’ed
If you’ve explored Savannah even a little bit, you’ve probably seen one of Juliana Lupacchino’s works of art. The Savannah native is better known as JULU, and has left her mark all across town on walls, steps and canvases. Now, Lupacchino has “JULU”’ed one of Georgia’s most historic hotels.
Posted inCommunity
Savannah Carnaval to take over Plant Riverside
It’s going to be a night to remember for a cause that often flies under the radar. On July 31, SD Gunner Fund and Plant Riverside will host the award-winning […]
Posted inMusic & Clubs
Rock 106.1 turns 20, gives Savannah a concert
Classic rock radio station Rock 106.1 turns 20 this year, and they’re throwing themselves an all-day party on July 3 with Connect Savannah at Trustees’ Garden. Puddle of Mudd, Filter, and Sponge top the bill, with local acts Lilakk and Whaleboat opening. More than 15 vendors will add to the festival atmosphere, along with eight food options.
Posted inCommunity
No scuba equipment necessary
Imagine being submerged in water, surrounded by 200 species of fish varying in color and over 1,000 species of invertebrates, while simultaneously watching the branching corals swaying in the current. Believe it or not, this underwater wonderworld is closer than you would think.
Posted inArts, Entertainment & Film
Fans invited to connect with artists behind work
Neighborhood Comics, downtown Savannah’s comic book specialty store, has launched a Comic Artist-in-Residence Program. Designed to demystify the process of making comics, Lee Heidel, owner of Neighborhood Comics thought this would be the perfect opportunity to connect Savannah-area comic book artists with the public.
Posted inCommunity
A belated bar birthday
Ghost Coast Distillery celebrates its fourth birthday on June 5 from noon to 8 p.m. at their location on Indian St.