“By myself I feel complete. I feel peaceful in spirit. And I don’t know why. The older I get, the more I want to be alone.”
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‘Horses built this city’
The timing of the incident couldn’t be worse for the national carriage tour industry.
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‘Everything is poetry’: Spoken Word Festival
“What’s the point of writing something if it’s never gonna be heard? Or read, or seen. Why do yourself the injustice?”
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Locals only!
While your blood might have to run blue to be deemed native around here, anyone can become an instant local by supporting the artisans, shops and services within an arm’s reach.
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Runway wunderkind
When he’s not in class or manning the host station at SOHO Café, the burgeoning fashion designer spends every spare minute working on his new clothing collection, gracing the runway Thursday, May 1 during Savannah Fashion Week.
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High tide for Savannah Philharmonic
“I said to Savannah, if you want to keep me, you’re going to have to allow me to work. And they really did want me to look for other opportunities.”
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Nickel Creek: Refreshed and reunited
‘I think we were all burned out with it,” Chris Thile says. ‘I had a lot of musical ideas that I wanted to pursue.’
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Earth Day + bikes = possibilities
Recognizing the bicycle as a tool to reduce environmental impacts
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Earth Day: Get up and get out there
THE LAWS OF physics dictate that nature abhors a vacuum. A related but lesser known axiom postulates that you can’t love nature if you’re inside vacuuming. In other words, in […]
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More than the recipes
Good news for you, a few of Savannah’s best chefs have decided to save you the trouble of guesstimating measurements and testing every jar in the spice cabinet.
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Woggles rock but they don’t fall down
‘We’ve learned we get a lot more out of SXSW when we spend the whole week in Austin playing shows, as opposed to just playing a few gigs.’
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AASU’s Godspell opens a musical door
“I think that’s what makes this show so classic; the love that is on the stage is not acting.”