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.
Free Post Building Savannah: The latest developments about development “The City of Savannah was the recipient of the largest BRIC grant recorded. The current administration signaled their intent not to fund those projects – but we haven’t gotten a termination letter to date,” City Manager Melder said.
Free Post An Apology for the ages: Ryan McCurdy reprises inventive take on Faust legend at Victory North 'The beauty of the play is we can totally hijack the space.'
Free Post The ‘Smell of Money’ no more: Weighing the history and environmental impacts of Savannah’s paper mill, and the impacts of its closure A tale of The Water Lords, The Landings, a scrubber, and the sweetheart deal to end all sweetheart deals.
Free Post Building Savannah: The latest developments about development 'Is there any world in which the words ‘visual compatibility’ would apply to this building?'
Free Post Building Savannah: The latest developments about development Part of the developer’s proposal is that fully 9 acres of the total 14-acre size of the parcel in question will be protected in perpetuity under a conservation easement.
Free Post Editor's Note: A Savannah preservation tale, in six stories 'Each time you build an ugly monstrosity like this you whittle away the beauty of the town… You can let these guys come in with their money and make more money, but we live here.'
Free Post 'No Other Land' and 'The Encampments' to screen in Palestinian-themed double feature “This is an opportunity to learn more about the Palestinian cause, especially about life under occupation. It’s an opportunity for Palestinians to tell our story, both as people living under occupation and those of us living in other parts of the world.”
Free Post 'Why are we even having this conversation?' Carriage tour operator speaks about potential City rule changes Some say that given the typical temperature range in Savannah, a new 85-degree threshold supported by Alderman Nick Palumbo would be an effective ban on the industry.
Free Post Building Savannah: The latest developments about development “There was a bar and a club where Duke Ellington played, and Ella Fitzgerald sang, Louis Armstrong and the rest. Once upon a time we used to call it Baker’s Pool Hall.”
