It is believed that the supper-club phenomenon started in the 1930s. Like any good fad, the idea has died and resurfaced with the times. Over the last decade, supper clubs […]
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Savannah-based artist Bradley Collins ‘Found a Job’ at The Sentient Bean
As a student at the Savannah College of Art and Design, Bradley Collins began a journey of odd jobs that ranged from monotonously moving boxes off an 18-wheeler to picking […]
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8 Savannah artisans offering locally made Valentine’s Day gifts
Don’t get stuck in a romantic rut of buying the same flowers and mass-produced candy for your sweetheart every Valentine’s Day − Savannah has many talented creative artisans who offer […]
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Job fair aims to employ locals to work on Savannah Arena project
Savannah Mayor Van Johnson is urging Savannahians to attend a job fair on Saturday, Feb. 13, for employment opportunities at the Savannah Arena construction site. At his weekly press conference […]
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Savannah’s Beach Institute celebrates Black History Month with ‘#BLM’ exhibit
The cultivation of art is a way to hold a meaningful conversation without even speaking. For Black History Month, the King-Tisdell Cottage Foundation’s Beach Institute and the Savannah-Chatham County Public […]
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The Fabulous Equinox Orchestra to celebrate four occasions at one Victory North show
The excitement in Jeremy Davis’s voice is evident as he bursts with information about his upcoming show. “It’s a whole lot,” he said. “It’s almost too much, to be honest […]
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Georgia Southern University will soon prepare Savannah students for music-industry careers
This fall, Georgia Southern University’s Armstrong Campus in Savannah will offer a brand-new music-industry degree, growing Savannah’s music scene and giving fresh opportunities to local students. Students working towards a […]
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Savannah’s Drive Thru Art Box features a triptych of new Panhandle Slim paintings
Michelle Obama, Woody Guthrie, and André 3000 are the subjects of three new paintings by Panhandle Slim now on view at Savannah’s Drive Thru Art Box. This unexpected space for […]
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New exhibit to honor Savannah civil-rights legend W.W. Law
As a celebration of Black History Month, beginning in early February the Massie Heritage Center will debut a new exhibition to highlight the legacy of Savannah civil-rights leader W.W. Law, […]
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Savannah’s Jewish Film Festival to carry on in 2021 with virtual format
The Joan and Murray Gefen Savannah Jewish Film Festival will be held again in 2021 with a virtual format during Feb. 28-March 11, according to organizers. Since its foundation in […]
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Telfair receives grant for exhibition of Savannah folk artist William O. Golding
Telfair Museums has been awarded a prestigious National Endowment for the Arts grant for an original exhibition of works by folk artist William O. Golding. The son of an African […]
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Savannah mayor launches initiative aiming to address accessibility issues
As Savannah leaders strive to make the city more inclusive and accessible for everyone, Mayor Van Johnson announced the formation of the “Savannability Task Force” during a Feb. 3 press […]