It’s not spoiling things to say that Our Town gives us everything “from womb to tomb” — two of the central events are a wedding and a funeral.
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How ’bout them Blue Dogs?
Charleston’s Blue Dogs play the official marathon pasta party and concert Friday night at the Charles H. Morris Center.
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Bands that go bump in the night
Halloween weekend marks the annual resurrection of GAM, Savannah’s psychedelic punk pioneers, for a painted pagan rock ‘n’ roll ritual at the Jinx, followed by the big, bad blood-wrestling competition.
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Savannah Folk Festival: Sing out!
“Yes, it will be nostalgic for many. But on another level, it will bring them a sense of what is still possible.”
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The Jinx: 10 years and counting
It’s also Cigar Box Guitar Weekend, at Dub’s Pub.
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Friends by Fire
“He jumped on me like a spider monkey,” recalls Statts. “He grabbed me and pulled me down … and pressed the gun in my neck. I just instinctively put my hand up, and touched the barrel. And he thought I was going to fight him.”
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Tricks, treats and Graveface Records
“I actually feel connected to so many people here. I’ve met more good people here than I’ve met collectively in my entire life.”
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Introducing the next Doctor
“The last time I was in heels was in a SCAD production of Hedwig and the Angry Inch.”
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5 Questions: Collective Soul
“When I wrote ‘Shine,’ I just put it down, I thought it was a good pop tune. I didn’t think it was something that would launch a career.”
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Two nights of Ear Candy
Our own Liquid Ginger is co-producing a special event this weekend at the Boiler Room
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Sunday in the park, with opera
This year’s theme is Celebrate the Arts. Participants are encouraged to design a creative picnic spread inspired by any form of the arts. These can get pretty creative, and colorful, and wacky.
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Time to give it up for Niche
The band is raw and riff-based, with swirls of psychedelia, swamp blues and even prog. There’s a definite and very welcome ’70s feel.