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Here is the year in review for OffBeat and for New Orleans music and musicians. Festivals were cancelled, but there was still a lot of music!

The OffBeat Year in Review 2021 tells you all what OffBeat covered this year and how our music scene is faring in the ongoing world of COVID.

Dvoraks Prophecy: And the Vexed Fate of Black Classical Music

LeBLANC + SMITH, the restaurant group behind popular spots such as Sylvain and Barrel Proof, recently opened The Will and The Way in the heart of the French

/PRNewswire/ -- Plant Riverside District – Savannah, Ga.s newest and most exciting destination for dining, shopping and live entertainment – will host a...

There are few places like Savannah in the U.S. In fact, senior vice president of Visit Savannah, Jeff Hewitt, finds it hard to name even one comparable destination. “A lot of people compare us to Charleston—it’s an extraordinary destination and I love going there—but for all the similarities there are still differences,” he said. “The best description I’ve heard is, ‘If Charleston is the debutant, then Savannah is her crazy cousin,’ and it all depends on who you’d rather spen...

OffBeat Magazine If Gary Negbaur says he keeps one foot in New Orleans and the other in his native New York City, believe him. On the jazz pianist’s right ankle is a “Big Apple” tattoo, and on the left, a “Fleur-de-lis.” When he’s hanging Crescent City style, you’ll likely find him holding court at any of the city’s finer establishments (Three Muses, Dos Jefes, The Columns Hotel). He even recorded a live album at Cafe Istanbul in 2017. His follow-up to Alive in New Orleans stil...

The authentic flavors of Mexico are now being served at Plant Riversides newest restaurant and bar, the Savannah Tequila Co. The restaurant opening over Valentines Day weekend — despite cold and wet weather — was a hit with about 450 customers on the second day of business, said Executive Sous Chef Shahin Afsharian. Savannah Tequila Co. overlooks the Savannah River and is on the street level of the Three Muses building at Plant Riverside.  While the restaurants location could attract lo...

Such a gathering wasn’t possible this holiday season, thanks to the coronavirus pandemic. But not having “Oh Crap, It’s Christmas!” this year, of all years, “was too grim to contemplate,” Davis said recently. “It’s been such a miserable year. Everybody has had to compromise so much and to manage their expectations about so much.” So Davis and Perrine recorded a sequel to the album that originally inspired the show. “Oh Crap, It’s Christmas!...