By Melissa Hayes Tybee is cool and all, but sometimes locals may want to ditch the tedious beach gear and kick back beside the sparkling blue waters of a pool. […]
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Best of Savannah 2021
Most of you know the drill by now, but for those who don’t – here’s the deal: • The winners are the ones who get the most votes from our […]
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Top Tequila’s Town margaritas
There is no question that Tequila’s Town is one of Savannah’s most sought-after Mexican restaurants. So, the question becomes what is the best thing to order from the renowned restaurateurs? Chips and salsa, table side mashed guacamole, and lava like queso dip are always a go-to; but for most, including me, I always order a hand shaken margarita first.
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Connecting Savannah legacies through ice cream
Leopold’s Ice Cream has partnered with Byrd Cookie Company to create a signature ice cream flavor celebrating Connect Savannah, and they’ve named it Connecting Savannah Legacies.
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A Whole New World
Life after this pandemic will look like rainbow colors on skatepark grounds, Alice and the Wonderland tick-tockers and glazed stoneware adorned with rope handles.
At least these are the interpretations of some international artists.
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Savannah, It’s your arena!
Businesses in Savannah often aim to cater to tourists, but Monty Jones, operations manager for the Oak View Group, made a point to say, “We want Savannah to know this is their arena.”
The Savannah Arena will be the perfect stopover spot for big names in entertainment, hosting concerts, comedy shows, family shows, sporting events and more, Jones said.
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‘Taste of’ to introduce Ardsley Station
Savannah food-lovers will be excited to hear that a new American bistro restaurant is soon to emerge.
Connect Savannah’s first “Taste of” Savannah event on March 25 will feature Ardsley Station – a new restaurant that will be taking over 102 E. Victory Drive in the void of the former Atlantic restaurant.
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‘Let’s have a parade!’
This year, Savannahians can celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with the inaugural Shamrock Ships Flotilla and complimentary Shamrocks Ships Soiree.
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World-famous Bananas pitch fun to fans
Bats cracking, beer tapping and the crowd clapping are all sounds you’d expect to hear at a traditional sports game, but what about chains on kilts jingling, Nanas laughing and the first base coach break dancing? These are the sounds and sights fans can look forward to if they’ve managed to snag a ticket for one of the four Savannah Bananas premier team games.
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Winner of 2021 American Traditions Vocal Competition can’t wait to return to Savannah
New York-based jazz singer and pianist Nicole Zuraitis was riding a sonic boom of momentum – already a frequent performer at Manhattan’s legendary Birdland and Blue Note clubs, she and her drummer husband Dan Pugach were nominated for a Grammy Award in 2019, all while her songwriting muse was reaching a crescendo.
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Georgia U.S. Senate hopeful Raphael Warnock visits his childhood home in Savannah before campaign rally
Rev. Raphael Warnock made a pilgrimage to the place where he grew up − Savannah’s Kayton Homes housing project – before carrying on his U.S. Senate campaign with a high-spirited rally at the city’s longshoreman’s union hall on Saturday morning.
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Back to the Polls
GEORGIA WILL MAKE history on Jan. 5, 2021, when the Peach State’s two U.S. Senate seats are set to be decided – along with the balance of power between Democrats […]