DineSouth '22
Savannah, Georgia's food revolution is in full swing and us southerners are reaping the benefit. Never before has there been such a variety of amazing restaurants to choose from. pull up a chair…
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Southern Sippin'
A first cool sip of bourbon seems like such a simple action. As the liquid passes over your lips, the aroma teases your…
A Style for Every Story
Don’t just make a statement – become the story. Standout pieces from September’s Closet help you know…
Drone Warrior Brett Velicovich Delivers Aid for Ukraine
Delivering radio equipment to a local Ukrainian…
Debellation Brewing Co. Richmond Hill, GA
Why a Viking theme?The founders of Debellation Brewing Company are both military veterans, who will always honor the men and women of our military, police, fire departments and first responders. Why a Viking theme? The founders…
UNIFYA
Embodying the mellow vibes of Southern California, UniFya is currently touring Savannah’s live-music venues and beyond to share their original music. Drawing on reggae and ska influences to cultivate their unique sound, the…
South’s Greatest Bartenders 2022
Bartenders are people of many talents: inventors, artists, comedians, therapists, and more. These top-voted bartenders also happen to be the life of the party that is Savannah’s bar scene. 1. Noah Wolcott Perry Lane Hotel perrylanehotel.com For Noah Wolcott, bartending…
Lord, Send me a Neighbor
Paula Deen tells a good story.…
A Tale of Two Characters
No, you’re not imagining things. That is Forrest Gump on a downtown trolley, politely inquiring “Is this seat taken?” And yes, that is everyone’s favorite high-seas trickster, Captain Jack Sparrow, carousing at…
Susie Abromeit: In Bloom & On a Roll
I realized how important it is to be in nature. It feels so healthy, and you can hear your own thoughts and not the hum of the city and thousands of external forces. I can see…
Read South: Game Day in the South
With football season upon us, Football Freddie children’s series author Marnie Schneider has crafted the perfect way to get the whole family involved in the hallowed Southern…
Inside Walker’s Quest to fix Georgia
“I believe we’re a great country,” Herschel Walker told Real Clear Politics. Digging into his views on what our nation needs from its leadership, South magazine leans into the issues and asks…
Shamrock+ Offers Innovative Visual Solutions, with Never a Dull Moment
After first bonding through FEMA missions to…
The 23rd Annual Great Ogeechee Seafood Festival Returns
Photography: Great Ogeechee Seafood Festival Come the third weekend of October, the Great Ogeechee Seafood Festival (GOSF) returns to Richmond Hill, GA at J.F. Gregory Park for its 23rd annual event as one of the largest Seafood festivals in the…
Late night food, beer, bourbon!
A popular night spot just one block…
#playsouth: Savannah Ghost Pirates Gear Up for a Swashbuckling Season
With the start of its inaugural season right around the corner, the Savannah Ghost Pirate’s hockey team is hard at work preparing for its first game in October. With 4,300 season ticket passes already sold, the Pirates recently revealed their…
One Place, Three Floors, All Fun
Grab a space-themed cocktail like a shimmery Rosá Star, a vivid purple NASA, or a sunny Solar Spritz to start off your night. Then take a bite of one of Chef Heather Rushin’s…
#playsouth: Charleston Literary Festival
Book-lovers rejoice! First launched in 2017, the Charleston Literary Festival returns for a fifth year, running from Nov. 4 to Nov. 13. The boutique festival will consist…
Sweet Dreams Are Made of This
Glamping, or glamorous camping, is where nature meets luxury. For those who insist that roughing it is an essential part of the camping experience, we’d argue that the bonus features of glamping — souped-up fire pits, access to enriched outdoor activities, specialty lodging options — only enhance what most love about spending time in the great outdoors.
Everhart’s Saints of the South
“There wasn’t one note of singing while women hung out the wash, no chatting over fences, no children shouting in play, not one chant of the alphabet from the schoolroom; silent were the swishing of brooms in yards and absent were the fragrant smells from cook pots…the camp had quietly died, its lifeblood withdrawing, the same way blood withdraws to the center of the body when dying.”
Georgia on Our Mind
Georgia film is back in business, and we’ve got our thumb on the pulse and the down-low on what’s coming up.
Faces & Heels: Wrestling
By God, folks, we’ve got ourselves a slobberknocker on our hands as the no-holds-barred attitude and high-flying flair of pro wrestling takes South magazine to the mat. Whaddya gonna do, brother?
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