WORLDWIDE PROTESTS last week demanded global leaders take action on climate change. And beginning this Sunday, the Ocean Exchange will hold its fourth annual meeting in Savannah. Perhaps it’s unfair to link […]
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6 Questions: Jessi Zazu
ONE OF THE highlights of this year’s Savannah Stopover came as Nashville indie band Those Darlins rocked the K of C hall on Liberty Street. Their distinctly Southern take on […]
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England in 1819 @Hang Fire
Sexy, dreamy, and intriguing mix of electronic music and orchestral arrangements
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Can’t have too many bike racks
WHEN I ASK people what prevents them from riding a bicycle to work, to class or just to get a little exercise, this is the most frequent response by a […]
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Everybody get up and move!
Lady Mahogany hopes to see a colorful cross section of Savannah’s community when she hosts a West African Dance Workshop this Sunday, Sept. 28 at the W.W. Law Center on Savannah’s eastside.
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5 Questions: Keith Kozel
KEITH KOZEL is best-known to his many fans around town as kinetic frontman of the epic glam-psycho-metal outfit GAM and member of sludge/stoner guitar army Superhorse. But to his friends […]
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Shonen Knife just wants to make people happy
THERE ARE plenty of bands who’ve stuck it out for three decades. But only a handful who’ve stayed relevant the whole time. Shonen Knife is among the latter. Formed in […]
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Talking with… Teddy Adams
SAVANNAH TROMBONIST Teddy Adams just finished the first draft of a book chronicling his career in jazz. And there’s a chapter in it called “Conversations.” “There’s a lot of trivia in […]
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Dare Dukes: Deep impact
“I was kind of mess myself in middle school—as many of us are—and I very much found a place of solace and strength in creative work, in music and writing.”
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Heralding the ‘wild woman’ of Cumberland Island
An award-winning environmental journalist and former park ranger, Harlan spent 19 years tailing Carol Ruckdeschel as she’s battled for the island’s future.
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Revival Fest: Top Five
Some things to love about this Saturday’s Southern celebration