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Saving Grace

A passionate cohort at Palmetto Bluff revive a century-old yacht — and invite the next generation on board.

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Skeletons in the Closet

Halloween knows no bounds — other than storage space — for these Savannah families looking to scare and delight.

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Community is a Focal Point for Savannah Photo Club

Shutterbugs get to know the city and each other on monthly photography walks around town.

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As Told On Skin

Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum’s next exhibit, “Sea of Ink,” explores the permanent connection between Savannah’s seafarers and their tattoos.

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A Swim Lesson Like No Other

Horizons Savannah helps students build confidence both in school and in the pool.

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Highway 80 Hot Spots and Hidden Gems

We take you on a slow ride from Thunderbolt to Tybee Island and explore all the best stops along the way.

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Soundtrack Summer at The Lucas Theatre

The movie series brings favorite films back to the big screen for one-night-only events — complete with creative concessions, costumes and crowds.

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Enter the 2024 Gaylord Palms Ultimate Summer Vacation Giveaway

Three lucky winners will receive an incredible Florida resort getaway!

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2024 ‘So Savannah’ Photo Contest Winners

From dogs on the beach to tugboats in the harbor, these photographers captured quintessential Savannah.

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Three decades after John Berendt’s book “Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil” swept the nation, a team of world-class talent is finally reimagining the story as a musical with Broadway aspirations.