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The free concert will start at 6 p.m. with C. Alexanders, Latin Chicks and Ritas Italian Ice providing food trucks.

The Forsyth Farmers’ Market (FFM) will move to Daffin Park on March 18 in lieu of its regular location at Forsyth Park due to the high volume of traffic expected on St. Patrick’s Weekend. The FFM Pop Up Market will also host food trucks such as The Big Cheese, Latin Chicks, and Bow Tie BBQ

Atlanta’s Grammy Award-winning folk rock duo Indigo Girls are headlining the first annual Tybee Post Theater Music Festival.

Not sure what to expect after getting an invite from Shannon McClure to attend the first Forsyth Park Costume Crawl on Sunday, October 30, I...

On October 26th at 6 pm, the Unity Fest, hosted by the Office of Multicultural Affairs, took place on the Armstrong campus. Once students checked in with their student ID, they were given pipe-cleaner wristbands that could be used to get tickets for free meals from the Latin Chicks or Big Cheese food trucks, as...

A local food truck talks about the challenges with inflation, battling both high gas and food prices.

Sulfur Studios invites the public to enjoy art, food, and more at it on Fri., April 1 in conjunction with First Fridays in Starland. This...

Georgia Southern University has produced some truly incredible alumni that have accomplished the unthinkable. On Tuesday, January 18, five of GS’s 40 Under 40 Award recipients held a virtual conference to talk about success.  GS describes this award as an honor and recognition for the most influential and successful graduates who “have made significant strides...

Photos courtesy of Starland Yard Patrons enjoy the atmosphere of Starland Yard. Festivities will be held throughout the week of St. Patricks Day, with music, games and a special St. Patrick’s Day inspired drink menu. Starland yard has quickly become a local favorite, rolling out a weekly rotation of food trucks and entertainment since the summer of ...

Lindy Moody The secret entrance to Mint To Be Bubbly Bar. Savannah is anything but a dry town. History-laden and moss-covered squares are what put the Hostess City on the map, along with being known as one of few destinations in the United States allowing the open carrying of alcohol. It is not hard to imagine that Savannah’s open-container policy ...