Jeremy Hammons envisioned his brewery as a place that he “would actually want to hang out in.” That was the plan on July 28, 2020, the day Hammons formed The […]
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2019 Year In Review
1. Earthshaking Savannah election It was a seismic paradigm shift of massive proportions: Mayor Eddie DeLoach was voted out decisively after one term, with most every other City Council incumbent […]
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Editor’s Note: Time to expand our to-go cup area – a modest proposal
As downtown becomes mostly a playground for tourists, it makes perfect sense that the legal area for to-go cups should be enlarged for the enjoyment of those who actually live and work and pay taxes here.
Posted inFood & Drink
Vittoria Napoletana: The star of Starland Yard
The menu features a few favorites from Chef Jacovino’s days at The Florence, and is the only local pizza spot that is hand tossing dough made with dough created with handmade yeast starter
Posted inArts, Entertainment & Film
5 Questions with Lara Neece
‘I’ve always been creative, but I hadn’t really gotten too deep into fine art. I took some drawing and painting classes and fell in love.’
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Starland Yard sets the tone for the district
The focus is local food and local art plus the accumulation of community to create a truly local Savannah experience
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‘Free’ up your schedule
Luckily, there are plenty of things to do here that don’t involve spending any money at all.
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Tactical urbanism deploys to Starland
Residents and visitors were able to dine at street side tables, more confidently cross the street using temporary cross walks, and enjoy a cool glass of lemonade while relaxing in a ‘parklet,’ a small park created in a car parking space.
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The Two Tides are coming in
What was once a production space for milk movers is now where James creates his unique and flavorful drinks.
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Hestia is here!
HESTIA, the first nomadic artist residency, made its first stop in Savannah last week. Organizer CC Perry invited three artists from around the country—writer Meg Elison, muralist Celeste Byers, and […]
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Fellowship of Love @Say Hey’s
Fellowship of Love, helmed by Savannah’s beloved vocalist Laiken Love, offers a show for Starland residents, neighbors, and regulars.
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New Art March Parade and Festival travels one happy mile through Starland
While Art Rise Savannah formerly sponsored a Starland-area Art March for several years, this event is actually, well, a March.