Free Post There's No Cure for what's about to go down at District Live 'The straight edge scene helps people connect with a culture and scene that they can fit in and relate to.'
Free Post ‘Your blue ribbon model of how to get your cup of justice’: Documentary explores the story of the naming of Taylor Square “This reveals why names matter," says the film's director, Caroline Josey Karoki.
Free Post 'Complete and unapologetic authenticity': R.E.M. celebrated in second edition of 'Carnival of Sorts' tribute 'The best art is made when artists make the art for themselves, rather than for the public. They chased their own muse and the public took note in a big way.'
Free Post Savannah Music Festival announces 2026 lineup; tix on sale now Highlights of the large-scale shows at the Lucas Theatre include Pat Metheny’s Side-Eye III project (March 27), Old Crow Medicine Show playing their first two albums to celebrate the band’s 25th anniversary (April 3), Larkin Poe (March 25), and Richard Thompson with Muireann Bradley (March 26).
Free Post Structural cracks, water damage, loud noise, disrepair: Whitaker Street Garage shows what a new underground garage next to Foryth Park might be like One can reasonably conclude that whatever state of damage and disrepair the Whitaker Garage is currently in will be replicated in the similar City-operated underground garage planned for Forsyth Park.
Free Post Building Savannah: The latest developments about development There was an irony at this meeting. For generations, Jones Street has been known for its lavish and robust house party scene, as immortalized in Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.
Free Post ‘Is this how we do business?’ Historic Preservation Commission's mini-revolt against City's exemption for Forsyth project “This is very secretive, unclear, irregular… Is this how we do business?”
Free Post Is the fix in at Forsyth? No-bid contract, flooding, zoning are among problems facing garage/office project next to the Park – but can it be stopped? “You can’t build an underground garage in an area especially prone to flooding. This project is in a Special Flood Zone, in the Bilbo Basin. There is threat of injury to life and limb in the event of flooding in the garage.”
Free Post The Great Hotel Revolt of 2025: Takeaways from a rare grassroots victory at the MPC “It isn’t hard to imagine the Sentient Bean becomes a Starbucks. Local 11 10 becomes a chain restaurant. White Whale? A Wet Willies. The comics shop? A T-shirt shop.”
Free Post 5K For Peace celebrates community, raises funds for local displaced persons “Primarily our focus is displaced people. Anyone who’s been shoved out of where they once were.”
Free Post Tybee Post Theater to hold 10-hour telethon with live music, performances “You can come in and out all day, for free,” Goetz says. “Of course we’d love for folks to donate whatever they can to the Tybee Post Theater.”
Free Post 24 Hour Plays set to take over Asbury Memorial stage for whirlwind productions It’s exactly what it sounds like: a dozen actors, six writers, six directors, a tech team, and volunteer coordinators write, cast, direct, and rehearse six brand new works, all within a 24-hour time span.
Free Post Building Savannah: The latest developments about development “235 letters have been written over 10 weeks” opposing this project, he said. “What’s the purpose of the public weighing in if the HDBR is not going to read them or understand them, or not take into account the public?”
Free Post Frank Ricci Take 5: Sept. 15-21 Brooklyn’s A Place to Bury Strangers were known for being as loud as loud can be. Founder Oliver Ackermann was a gear nut, creating bespoke ear-destroying effects that drenched the live audience in noise rock and shoegaze mayhem.
