May 2017 | Page 2 of 4 | Savannah Magazine

Islam and Activism

“Islam is a peaceful and inherently activist-based religion. And with the overarching goal of Moms Demand Action, to end gun

Georgia-born chef Virginia Willis reclaims the South’s agrarian roots. Photography by Jade + Matthew Take Pictures.

Savannah might be home to the next big skincare sensation—and we have two local ladies to thank for it. By Reilly

A proper butcher brings old-school customer service and quality cuts back to downtown. Written by Andrea Goto. Photos by Jason B.

African-American farmers are helping to reshape how and what we grow in the South.

With Savannah’s proclivity toward celebration, we couldn’t exclude a cocktail

The question that launched a thousand conversations: Where should we eat?

Professional paddling guide Steve Braden gets us into the cockpit and leads us down the trail to the real Georgia.

For our May/June feature on Feasts of the Southern Wild, in which we explore our seaport’s most exotic flavors, we

In this coastal city, swim fashion is less about sex appeal and more about strategic style. Beach bodies are a dime a