Savannah’s favorite community of learners and leaders where teaching and learning are stimulating, interesting, and Christ-centered. – 4625 Waters Ave. Runner-up: Early Scholars, Learning Academy, LLC, 1427 E. 37th St.
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Best Ophthalmologist
Dr. Manocha is a board-certified ophthalmologist that specializes in cataract and anterior segment surgery, refractive surgery and surgical diseases of the eye. Runner-up: Dr Boland
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Best Nail Salon
Not your typical “pick a color” salon! Image is Everything offers awesome nail care services in a clean, cozy environment by highly skilled techs. Runner-up: Sea salt and sugar
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Savannah Ballet Theater receives grant
Savannah Ballet Theater has received the largest grant since its founding in 1998. The $52,000 grant from the City of Savannah Arts and Culture Enrichment program as well as a $5,000 from the Georgia Council for the Arts will support SBT’s educational outreach programs.
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SCAD announces expansion of Film Studios
The Savannah College of Art and Design announced on Friday the expansion of the university’s film and digital media studios. SCAD leaders, Savannah Mayor Van Johnson, and students spoke Friday morning, celebrating the expansion with a “3, 2, 1, action!” countdown.
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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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ARTS Southeast
After six years, Sulfur Studios announces a new non-profit in Savannah called ARTS Southeast. Their mission is to make Savannah a destination for art and culture in the Southeast by supporting established and emerging artists and engaging a diverse community with creative programming by developing awareness and appreciation of the arts.
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3 Points Food Court to host ‘Bridgerton’ Brunch featuring local vendors, live music, fashion show
Dearest readers, clear your schedules on Sunday for the party that is sure to be the highlight of the season. The 3 Points Food Court, 409 Orchard St., will host a Bridgerton Brunch on April 18 from noon to 4 p.m.
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Musician excited to share his music with ‘new souls’
Singer and instrumentalist, Pete Henry will play his first ever gig in Savannah, April 16, at Jazz’d Tapas Bar from 7:30 – 11 p.m. Connect Savannah caught up with him on tour to discuss his Savannah debut.
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Savannah Music Festival to make long awaited, modified return
The choice to get out and enjoy live music again is being presented to Savannah locals in the form of smaller “boutique” performances this year as part of the Savannah Music Festival.
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The Origins of Origin Coffee Bar
It is so often said that food connects all of us. Whether it a shared meal, a shared recipe, or sharing culture through food, people have connected on emotional levels over meals for millennia. It could fairly be said that coffee also links the human race. Most everyone and every culture enjoys some form of coffee whether in the USA or across the other parts of the world.
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Savannah African Arts Museum hosts online workshops in honor of Women’s History Month
Women’s History Month 2021 is the time to highlight the accomplishments of empowering female leaders.
The Savannah African Art Museum honors Women’s History Month with two virtual workshops. Both on March 27, “Celebrating African Women Hidden Figures” and, a second virtual workshop, “History Maker Mayor Edna Jackson, Savannah’s First African American Woman Mayor, who served from 2012-2016, shares her Africa Experience.”