Bill Marienella Casting is searching for men to act as extras immediately starting next week as soon as April 5 and 6 to film in Statesboro. Set in a 1950s Korean war era film called “Devotion” is looking to fill extra roles as pirates, sailors and marines.
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Confetti Experience cultivates tailor-made weekend experiences for visitors
For such a small city, there’s so much for visitors and locals alike to explore in Savannah, but who has time to find it all?
Whether you’re an out-of-towner or a local Savannahian looking to have a memorable weekend in the city, The Confetti Experience has got you covered.
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Cool treats for summer
Last week brought the first day of spring and a stereotypical Savannah summer heat wave with it. As all good Savannahians know, cool treats in the summer months are the key to beating the heat in the southeast’s outdoor sauna — the Low Country. From homemade thrill pops on your bicycle to braving long lines downtown for some creamy relief, locals know every trick in the book when it comes to swatting the steamy weather while tickling our sweet tooth.
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Styled in Savannah
After a summer of tie-dye lounge sets and oversized T-shirts in 2020, it’s time for a wardrobe refresh. In 2021, we’re going bold with bright colors, mixed textures and tons of confidence.
Enter Stonelords in Savannah’s Design District, and you’ll find all of the above. Owner Roz Morris Jr. offers stunning pieces from designers all over the world that are sure to stand out in a crowd.
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All of April to be Earth Day Savannah 2021
The Savannah-Chatham Sustainability Coalition has established Earth Day as a monthlong celebration this year.
The new tradition to will be titled: “Earth Day Savannah Month.”
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Chamacos Tacos and Surf expands within Butler Ave. location
If you tried to walk into the taco joint on Tybee Island in the past few weeks, you may have left sans taco and met a closed door. No one called in sick and there was not a fire, although you could clearly see there was some wreckage inside.
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Vintage Barbers 912
Lisa Hall said she’s talked about owning her own barber shop, but always kept that thought tucked away in the back of her mind. Now, after a family loss, she’s making her dream a reality.
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Surviving the surviving
The Hostess city is well-accomplished in sharing its rich history, but there is still a world to discover about Savannah’s 288-year past.
New York Times bestselling author, Patti Callahan, is ready to share one of Savannah’s untold tales as she has released her latest novel, “Surviving Savannah.”
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Shamrock Ships Flotilla, Soiree raises net $2.5k
The inaugural Shamrock Ships Flotilla and Soiree held March 17 on St. Patrick’s Day at the Savannah Convention Center brought in about $3,000 for area charities.
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‘Taste of’ to introduce Ardsley Station
Savannah food-lovers will be excited to hear that a new American bistro restaurant is soon to emerge.
Connect Savannah’s first “Taste of” Savannah event on March 25 will feature Ardsley Station – a new restaurant that will be taking over 102 E. Victory Drive in the void of the former Atlantic restaurant.
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Automobility
The Telfair Museum’s latest photography exhibition, “Vehicles of Change,” by assistant curator, Anne-Solene Bayan, is currently on display in the Jepson Center. “Vehicles of Change” is an exhibition featuring more than a dozen works from the Telfair Museum’s permanent collection in collaboration with the Savannah Municipal Archives. Featuring 20th-century photographs from the museum’s collection, this exhibition shines a light on the liberating impact of automobility in mid-20th century America.
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Children’s book by Bananas’ First Lady hits it out of the park for inclusiveness
If you have been anywhere near the orbit of the Savannah Bananas, you probably recognize Emily Cole. Her smiling face and shining personality are known to Bananas fans all over.
As co-founder of the team and wife of the zany, over-the-top, yellow-clad Jesse Cole, you may know her from team videos or social media posts, or from hearing her speak to local groups about how the five-year old franchise has put down roots in the Hostess City with tremendous success.
But, she’s just added a new title to her list of achievements: published author.