The silver lining may be faint, but it’s there. The elevated sense of community and caring that emerged in the days after the storm continues to reverberate as the weeks go by.
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Wake up with Casket Girls
THE Casket Girls’ debut album, Sleepwalking, romantically navigated life and death, wakefulness and sleep with spectral ambivalence. Their sophomore LP, True Love Kills the Fairytale, was a woozy, raw-yet-tender stare […]
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Tamp and Tap combines your two great loves: Coffee and Beer
The Tamp comes from the PERC coffee that is used the brewing of the beer and the tap… well, that’s the beer itself.
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The man who would be Miggs
“I’m going to pick and choose what aspects of that artistry I enjoyed, but I’m not gonna tell tales of a life that I didn’t experience.”
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Pint of moonlight, anyone?
The thirst-slaking result of their labors is a seasonal beer christened Moonlight Drive, a rich Imperial Stout infused with the smoky notes of PERC’s Bali Blue Krishna roast.
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How bazaar!
The event at Southern Pine is currently monthly, but the future may hold a weekly happening and eventually even a permanent artisan retail space, à la City Market.
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Savannah’s sustainability headquarters
Some of the cut timber could end up as a fence or paneling for a kitchen remodel across town; other chunks may find their way across the room to Southern Pine Co.’s furniture building studio. One thing is for sure, however: Every piece of wood stacked inside this building originally started out as something else.
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SCAD grad show; Summer Solstice
Greyboy Allstars to play ‘New Alumni’ show May 31
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Grandma’s dance party
‘I really wanted to make it dance-y, because I feel that dance is one of the strongest forms of prayer that we can give.’