The USA Network series “Royal Pains” will be filming Thursday at The Crab Shack on Tybee and needs paid extras. We’re told they also need extras for other, subsequent locations […]
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Tonight we’re gonna party like it’s 2012
Before you ask, yes, there will be fireworks over the Savannah River on New Year’s Eve. Anyone planning to be on River Street Saturday evening should try looking into the […]
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Better left to chance
Sometimes you write the song, goes the old saying, and sometimes the song writes you. Savannah native Tony Arata wrote “The Dance” in the mid 1980s, and after it became […]
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Social butterfly
WITH TOURISTS moving back to their homes, it’s the time of year when I rediscover Tybee Island — and revisit some past haunts with a refreshed palate. I was happy […]
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‘Oh Say Can You Sea Savannah’: Children’s ocean art on Tybee
As part of the ongoing Savannah Ocean Exchange, the Tybee Post Theater will be transformed into a giant aquarium this weekend. “Oh Say Can You Sea Savannah,” an exhibition of […]
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Mark Your Calendar: Third Thursdays are back
Count live music among the amenities of Tybee Island. The third season of Third Thursdays, bringing free acoustic music to public places, for a nice little change o’pace, begins this […]
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Tunes without the alcohol
Those of you coming into Savannah for your first year of college — or your second, or your third — may very well be under 21, which is the legal […]
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Mark Your Calendar: Mellencamp in November
Last year, Connect did a lengthy interview with rock legend John Mellencamp on the subject of his No Better Than This album, sections of which he recorded (with T-Bone Burnett) […]
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Mark Your Calendar: Haviland Stillwell
What Chatham County needs is another shot of Haviland Stillwell. The club singer, Broadway and TV actress and all-around bubbly person did an intimate one-woman show here last Christmas, and […]
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A review: ‘The Wizard of Oz’ on Tybee
How do you calculate the success of a family-oriented community theater production, a show that exists solely to entertain? Is it fun? Does it create a world of its own, […]
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Somewhere over Lazaretto Creek
What happens in Tybee stays in Tybee. Or so it might have seemed in the past, with the island and Savannah theater communities operating more or less independently of one […]
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Plunging into 2011
On New Year’s Day a year ago, Tybee Island was cold and rainy. Still, that didn’t stop about a thousand people from lining up four and five deep to take […]