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Cellar in the new year!
Cellar your higher-alcohol stouts, barleywines, sour ales and high gravity Belgian beers.
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Southern Gothic: Flannery O’Connor Little Free Libraries
Instead of gifts for their wedding, this couple asked their guests to donate to a noble project: The construction of tiny house-shaped boxes filled with free books.
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The Garage embodies DIY ethic
Rehearsal rooms. Lesson rooms. A recording studio.
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The Year in Review: News
1: FULL METAL JACKET Gun violence has been a part of Savannah life and lore for decades. But never before has there been such a high volume of shootings over […]
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Year in Review: Best Local Albums
MIGGS – Son of a Gun The production value, songwriting and promotions for the release was absolutely top notch. Close second for me was Sunglow, Nothing Doing. – Jeremiah Stuard […]
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Year in Review: Best Concerts
NO MATTER where your tastes fall on the broad spectrum of genre, one thing is certain: 2014 was a milestone year for music in Savannah. Though we tend to be […]
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Treylor Park tickles your Southern fancy
TREY WILDER and Hunter Satterwhite, owner and chef respectively of the new and quite wonderful Treylor Park on Bay, have a simpatico feel for good food that goes way back. […]
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Wet Brain, The Wave Slaves @The Jinx
If your 2014 show highlights include Priests, Perfect Pussy, and The Coathangers, it’ll be the perfect way to wrap up your year.
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A river runs through us
Depending on where you’re standing, we either live in a bucolic aquatic paradise or a post-apocalyptic industrial wasteland.
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Handmade for the holidays
Wishes come true when 40 of the city’s most innovative imps convene for the Merry Maker Market at the American Legion this Saturday, Dec. 13.
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The industrial soundscapes of Tatsuya Nakatani
LOCAL MUSICIAN and promoter Jeff Zagers has been bringing underground and high-caliber indie talent to Savannah for years now—you just may not have heard about it. While Zagers used to […]