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What to Do in Savannah, April 21 – 27 , 2025

Brett Bigelow
April 21, 2025

Savannah, Georgia, blooms in April—both literally, with azaleas popping, and figuratively, with a lineup of events that showcase its vibrant culture, music, and food. From April 21st to 27th, 2025, Savannah offers a mix of big-ticket festivals, quirky local happenings, and laid-back vibes. Whether you’re a music junkie, art aficionado, or just here for the […]

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Bleak, Beautiful, and Honest: Randall Patrick’s Savannah

Brett Bigelow
April 16, 2025

Randall Patrick sees it. A photographer by instinct and necessity, Randall isn’t out here chasing the perfect sunset shot over River Street or the clichéd Spanish Moss covered live oak trees that tourists drool over. His Savannah is a little rougher around the edges. And yet, somehow, it’s hopeful too. “I like to see things […]

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Concert Review: Billy Strings Turns Enmarket Arena Into a Bluegrass Revival

Brett Bigelow
April 14, 2025

Last night, I finally got it. I’d seen Billy Strings before. Maybe I was distracted. Maybe I was just a tourist in the jamgrass galaxy. But April 11 at Enmarket Arena changed that. I stayed for the entire set this time—and now I understand. Billy Strings isn’t just a musician. He’s a unicorn. Let’s break […]

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After Last Call: Savannah’s Late – Night Savior

Brett Bigelow
April 9, 2025

It’s 3:12 AM in Savannah, On the tail end of River Street, the bars have spilled out their last songs and sinners. Neon’s beginning to flicker tired, and somewhere in the historic district, the ghosts are rolling over for a second nap. But at Bandana Burgers, the grill is still hot, the fryers are still […]

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Savannah’s Culinary Revolution: Fleeting’s Guest Chef Pop-Ups

Brett Bigelow
April 7, 2025

Nestled within the Thompson Savannah Hotel in Savannah, Georgia, Fleeting restaurant is redefining the dining experience with its rotating pop-up series. We spoke with Director of Restaurants, Bars, Entertainment & Culinary Experience, Brittany Hahn, about this initiative which celebrates culinary creativity, local talent, and an ever-evolving menu that keeps diners coming back for more. “The […]

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Fred Armison – Victory North Preview

Jim Reed
April 2, 2025

As the late Joan Rivers routinely asked, “Can we talk?” Let’s be honest. We’ve likely all been there. You’re ready, willing and able to enjoy a standup comic’s show. It could be taking place in a small or large club, a swanky theater, a cavernous arena or merely on TV. The comic is decent ―maybe […]

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Baby’s General Store Opens

Brett Bigelow
March 30, 2025

Nestled in a historic 1928 gas station, Baby’s General Store has opened its doors in Baldwin Park, blending nostalgia with community spirit. General Manager Katherine Dagen describes the store as “your old school classic corner store,” but with a modern twist. “We’re not just somewhere to grab and go; we’re a community hangout,” she says, […]

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10 QUESTIONS WITH: Mike Baggetta of mssv – El-Rocko Lounge Show Preview

Jim Reed
March 28, 2025

When it comes to music, do you consider yourself an adventurous listener? Do you have “big ears”? If you answered yes to either of the questions above, you should make plans now to be standing as close to the low stage at downtown’s El Rocko Lounge as humanly possible this upcoming Monday night, March 31, […]

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Birria Beyond Borders: How One Spot in Savannah Became a Culinary Crossroads

Brett Bigelow
March 21, 2025

Walking into Birria Spot feels like stepping into a crossroads of cultures. The menu is unapologetically rooted in Mexican tradition—birria tacos dripping with consommé—but there’s a whisper of Asian influence here too: bao buns stuffed with birria, ramen infused with smoky chili oils. It’s fusion without gimmickry, the kind of culinary marriage that makes sense […]

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Foxtail Coffee Co. Opens in Savannah

Brett Bigelow
March 15, 2025

Foxtail Coffee Company has officially opened its doors in Savannah, Georgia, at 601 Indian Street. Situated inside the stylish Olmsted Apartments and just across from Service Brewery, this café is designed to be an all-day hangout for locals, students, and visitors alike. With its open-air seating and inviting ambiance, we have a feeling that Foxtail […]

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Beneath the Surface: How Bowl & Brew is Redefining Broughton Street entertainment

Brett Bigelow
March 10, 2025

Broughton Street has always been a place of reinvention, a historic artery that pulses with Savannah’s unique blend of Southern charm and gritty resilience. It’s a street where the past whispers through cobblestones, and the future hums with neon lights. And now, in the shadow of Leopold’s Ice Cream and a stone’s throw from the […]

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20 Questions with Steve Baumgardner

Jim Reed
March 10, 2025

Steven Gerald Baumgardner II was born on Valentine’s Day, 1979. He’s lived in Savannah since age 20. Under the stage name Basik Lee, he’s the most prominent and consistent figure on the local hip hop scene. This award-winning DJ and break-dancing instructor helped found pioneering area music collective Dope Sandwich, and worked for half a […]

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Savannah’s Chuck Courtenay takes District Live stage.

Jim Reed
March 10, 2025

Anyone who’s spent a decent amount of time enjoying nightlife or live entertainment options in the Hostess City over the past three decades has likely encountered Chuck Courtenay — especially tourists. A nearly constant and reassuring presence at top bars, restaurants, clubs, hotels and festivals throughout the Greater Savannah Area, Chuck is a rock-solid rhythm […]

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Savannah Showed Up – How this new restaurant was welcomed with open arms

Brett Bigelow
February 22, 2025

When Alicia Farrell and her husband, James Ciminillo, opened Veratina, their new Italian restaurant in Savannah, they had no idea just how welcoming the city would be. They expected the usual challenges of opening a new business—long hours, logistical headaches, and the slow process of winning over a new customer base. What they didn’t expect […]

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Lights, Camera, Action! SCAD Opens New Film Backlot

Brett Bigelow
November 12, 2023

Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) introduces its latest jewel, the Savannah Film Studios backlot. This groundbreaking backlot is not just your ordinary film set, it’s a transformative space that is bringing dreams and ambitions to life. More than just a mere set, this extraordinary space is a testament to the power of SCAD’s […]

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