Arena football takes entertainment (and football) to a whole new level My husband and I try to trade off what we do on weekends—one weekend we’ll go do something I especially like (cooking-gadget stores!); the next weekend we’ll do something…
Danny Falligant isn’t your average real-estate attorney. He’s been named a Georgia “Super Lawyer” and called the “Legal Elite” by Georgia Trend magazine, but his true mission in life is to save marriages. He may have the magic touch on his quest to save marriages and, just possibly, society at large.
Traditionally speaking we would expect bourbon to be native to the states of Kentucky and Tennessee, but not today. Teaming up with local farmers in the Southern region of Charleston, South Carolina, David Szlam and Ryan Meany went to work to change that conventional mindset.
The South is full of rich history and beautiful architecture. We explored some of Savannah’s most historic buildings that are now home to some of the city’s greatest restaurants. Whether you’re looking for a classic Southern meal or something a bit more modern, there is something for everyone to enjoy in some of the most beautiful houses of the Hostess City.
The Art on Tap: Life's a Beach fashion show featuring designs by Zia Sachedina left guests speechless last night at the Jepson Center.
Up-and-coming artist Tommy Lee uses repetition of symbols, words, and color to create a captivating puzzle of compositions.
Trunk show and live painting at Broughton Exchange Thursday, May 7th
The 2015 Masters winner, Jordan Spieth had everyone on their toes during last week’s tournament. Amongst the excitement was Spieth’s girlfriend, Annie Verret who was spotted carrying a Hammitt handbag, one of Hollywood’s hottest brands. South’s Paula Fogarty recently had the pleasure of interviewing Hammitt’s Creative Director, Tony Drockton, so we were excited to see a Hammitt bag being carried in the South at the Masters in Augusta, Georgia.
Founder and CEO of illuminomics!, LLC Chris Miller brought yet another community issue to the Savannah Downtown Business Association this month. Savannah has fallen behind in broadband speed and how can we increase it.
There’s something special about eating in the Lowcountry, especially on a sultry spring evening. When it comes to wining and dining, the South does it best. In this issue’s dining section, We’re taking a look at three of the region’s…
The adventure begins when you board an Amtrak train. Safe, efficient, and reliable travel and a vacation that starts much sooner than others. Henry Miller, writer and traveler, once said, “One’s destination is never a place, but a new way…
Each of us has dreamed of doing a few things before we kick the proverbial bucket! Whether it is flying a plane, jumping out of one, catching moby dick, or racing a vintage car, what is on your bucket list?…
We all know that working out brings many benefits to our physical and mental health but working out in a group may be even better.
A huge crowd of over 300 gathered at the Telfair Museums’ Jepson Center for the global launch of the inaugural Metabooks APP for John Berendt’s Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.
Four years ago, my little sister, Kimmy, called me and said, "I have MS."
Interested in the Paleo-Diet? It may have benefits, but the history it's based on isn't entirely correct.
Bestselling author Christopher Rice is in town for the Savannah Book Festival, and took a moment to talk with us.
Nothing is more relaxing than watching the waves as they come in and feeling the sun warm your skin.
A step-by-step guide to a meal of creamed chicken, roasted potatoes, pan-seared zucchini and cheesy bread.
Savannah offers Southern charm and sass, and one of the best ways to experience this is its eclectic cuisine.
Treat yourself (or drop hints to your honey) to B.Stellar's beautiful, unique, and hand-made jewelry for Valentine's Day.
Driving throughout the historic downtown area today you cannot help but to notice the churches that rest on every corner.
Sure it’s still a little too chilly to take a swim, but that doesn’t mean you can't enjoy the other splendors of the beach and other warm places.
Ever wondered what foods were not only "good for you," but may actually help heal you or prevent illness? Medicine can be tasty!
Sharing your love of Savannah often comes with feigning an interest in ghosts and haunted houses. The Southern Concierge learns to cope.
As a Jane of all trades, the Savannah-born Haviland Stillwell just came out with her debut CD, but that didn’t stop her from finding time to land a guest spot on CSI: NY, lend her voice to a national children’s…
As many great travelers can attest, some of the greatest vacations you’ll ever have are found close to home. So grab a tent and a backpack and run away for a few days. You don’t have to go far or…
Opening a restaurant is often a fleeting dream for many young entrepreneurs. But when reality hits, they find it takes months, more often years, of hard work and dedication to be successful. Many who try end up finding they’d much…
The golf weekend has long been the guise for full-fledged bromances or grounds for big business deals. Tipping back tall boys and strolling along the greens are ideal catalysts for easy conversation and instant bonding, but no longer is the…
Life-long connoisseur Herbert Brito has amassed an impressive collection of Andy Warhol originals topping two dozen pieces. A constant player in the art-dealing world, he’s also owned works by Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg and Frank Stella. But for Brito the…
Artist Matt Stromberg is literally creating a stir in the art world by using everything from explosives and rocket fuel to submachine guns in his volatile, nonobjective sculpture. He’s careful to stress, however, that his unique art form is not…
On November 8, 2011, voters will elect Savannah’s 65th mayor, selecting the man or woman to replace Otis Johnson. There are already six registered candidates— Regina Thomas, Floyd Adams, Jr., Ellis Cook, Edna Jackson, Jeff Felser and James Dewberry —…
Most people spend the last few days of a job cleaning out a desk, saying goodbye to co-workers and making plans for the future. Brooke Anderson is not most people. She spent hers in London, reporting live on national television…
Orchid Paulmeier needed a winner, something that would stick out for the judges. Paulmeier, 39, of Bluffton, South Carolina, attended an open call audition last August for the seventh season of the popular cable reality series The Next Food Network…
Paula Deen did something this summer she hadn’t done in a very long time: she took the summer off. “It was the longest span I’ve not worked in 22 years,” she says. “It was my time of getting back in…
A Georgia boy by birth, football legend Shannon Sharpe came from humble beginnings. But his hard work and determination eventually afforded him a spot on his college team and then led him to the NFL. Recently, after being inducted into…
Macklemore and Ryan Lewis may have brought thrifting to the mainstream with their hit “Thrift Shop” but truly hip folks have been thrifting always.
“People up on the east side, people on the gravel road, people of many colors, whose stories will never be told. Too late came too early for me to face myself, I am a troubled man.” The rock-and-roll legend trades…
It has been proven that people who exercise and eat healthy foods first thing in the morning are more likely to make wise and healthy decisions the rest of the day.
The winter is here and, although some people are happy that it's finally nice and cold in the south, it comes with pesky colds. Fight them with these remedies!
