The Savannah Jewish Federation is hosting the Savannah Jewish Cultural Arts Festival throughout the month of March. There is something to see and do for everyone in the community. For […]
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Remember When: 2008 Savannah Shakespeare Festival
This is a chance for Savannah art veterans to reminisce on some of their favorite events in the city’s history
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Community comes together for StattsFest 2019
‘For us, that sense of community is also one of the things I love about playing music here’
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Savannah Stopover announces first wave of 2019 festival lineup
Savannah Stopover Music Festival 2019featuring Deerhunter, The Joy Formidable, SUSTO, The Artisanals, Mike Krol, Lucy Dacus, and more. Tickets available at savannahstopover.com SAVANNAH STOPOVER ANNOUNCES the first wave of artists […]
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A.U.R.A. Fest announces lineup for 2019
A.U.R.A. Fest 2019Ships Of The Sea Museum Gardens Feb. 16, 2019, Doors 12:30 P.M., All Ages Tickets: $28/advance | VIP tickets $45/advance SHIPS OF the Sea Museum Gardens is set […]
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Savannah Stopover: Bands announced
INDIE FANS rejoice! Your first wave of Stopover bands has been announced and tix are on sale now! Savannah Stopover 2015 is shaping up to be a haven for shimmering […]
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Savannah Stopover dates, pre-fest events announced
Savannah’s premiere indie festival returns March 5-7, 2015
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Festival culture in the ‘Boro
THE MAJOR outdoor shows of the summer may have passed, but the moon is about to turn on a new festival in the Savannah area. Brainiacs, a multimedia production studio […]
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Mark your calendar: Bay Street benefit
Hitman Blues Band drummer Marc Cordray is in desperate need of a kidney transplant, and they don’t come cheap. A bunch of Cordray’s fellow musicians, including the Hitman group, Jan […]
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Bringing up Famke
It’s been 14 years since Famke Janssen was in Savannah, filming The Gingerbread Man with director Robert Altman. (Say it out loud: FAHM–keh YAHn–sen.) A lot has changed since then […]
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Five-star community cinema
Deb Riney founded the Savannah Gay and Lesbian Film Society in 2008, and the organization hasn’t flagged in its mission to bring the most acclaimed gay–themed cinema to the city. […]
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Investing in culture
Looking back on 2010, Savannah is coming off one of its most vibrant years, culturally speaking, in recent memory. Numerous times over the past 12 months I’ve found myself having […]