For one night only, you can experience “The Best of the Bay Street Cabaret” on Fri., October 7 at 7:30 p.m. at Club One’s Bay Street Theatre. After ten outstanding […]
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SCAD Savannah Film Festival Celebrating 25 years with Oscar-buzzworthy films, huge Hollywood names as honorees
The Savannah College of Art and Design is celebrating 25 years of the largest university-run film festival in the country, as the annual star-studded SCAD Savannah Film Festival returns October […]
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Prost, Y’all: Plant Riverside District rolls out the barrel for Oktoberfest
Save the date for more Oktoberfest festivities in the area: Tues., Sept. 27. -Sun., Oct. 30 Crystal Beer Parlor Oktoberfest 2022 Crystal Beer Parlor will be having their annual CBP […]
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BUNNY IN THE CITY: Savannah Square Pops 6th Anniversary and Ribbon Cutting of New Location
Skipping into Savannah Square Pops’ new location at 344 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd on Tues., September 13, I found SSP owner Judd Wiggins chilling with Habitat for Humanity’s Zerik […]
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Savannah Rep presents megachurch drama ‘THE CHRISTIANS’
The Savannah Repertory Theatre is bringing Lucas Hnath’s “The Christians” in partnership with Asbury Memorial Theatre to Savannah. The play, which concerns influence and faith in a megachurch, will be […]
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Savannah Children’s Theatre presents Rocking Musical ‘Pete the Cat’
The Savannah Children’s Theatre brings to life the vibrant and hip world of “Pete the Cat” at the Savannah Theatre. The children’s book and television character come alive in this […]
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SAVANNAH JAZZ FESTIVAL: Huntertones are tooting their own horns
The musicians that make up Huntertones don’t think music needs lyrics or vocals to be able to connect with people. That was the theory the bandmates set out to prove […]
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SAVANNAH JAZZ FESTIVAL: Jazmin Ghent focuses on jazz, gospel, Southern roots
Jazmin Ghent, international smooth jazz and gospel recording artist, had a musical interest that began when she was a young child. Born in Germany, into a military family, and raised […]
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Sublime Tribute Band Badfish continues to keep 90s reggae-rock legacy alive
Reggae-rock music fans who never got the chance to see Sublime live will have the opportunity to relive their music with tribute band Badfish on Wed., Sept 21 at District […]
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Helping the Least, the Last, and the Lost: Parker’s House Opens To Provide Emergency Housing to Homeless Women
On Wednesday, Aug. 31 at 11 a.m., a crowd gathered at 125 Fahm St. for a ribbon cutting ceremony celebrating the new Parker’s House: A Home for Women. The newly […]
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JAVA BURRITO Ribbon Cutting and Fundraiser for Shelter From the Rain
What do you do when Java Burritos’ Michael and Frederika Fekete tell you that they are hosting a fundraiser for Jennifer Graham’s Shelter From The Rain? You head downtown on […]
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Books Galore and So Much More: Celebrate Library Card Sign-Up Month at Live Oak Public Libraries
Coinciding with the return to school for students across America, September is Library Card Sign-Up Month. It’s a special time to recognize the treasures that libraries bring to the communities […]