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Consider choosing one of these locales, as they will be donating a percentage of sales on Thursday (4/24) to the Make-A-Wish Foundation, which grants wishes of local children who suffer from life-threatening illness.
In Savannah
45 Bistro • Atlanta Bread • aVida
A Whimsical Teacup • B. Matthews • Corleone’s Trattoria
Hirano’s (Habersham location only) •Houlihan’s […]

What’s better than being toppled over by a smokin’ chick in torn fishnets while seated in the suicide section? Nothing!
You, too, can share in this distinct pleasure on Saturday, April 19 at 7:00 p.m. at the Savannah National Guard Armory, 1248 Eisenhower Drive.
“The Big LeBOUTski” marks the first bout of the season played in Savannah. […]

if you are under 20 years of age, that is. Here at BlogSavannah, we don’t flatter ourselves into thinking our posts attract such a youthful audience, but perhaps some of you readers have KIDS who are under 20?
Seriously, though, check out Larson’s challenge on his blog, The City Unfiltered. He wants to know where […]

Savannah folksinger Lauren Lapointe will perform this Saturday (March 29) at Cherchez la Femme - “Look for the Woman” - a Celebration of Women in Art.
The performance is free at the City of Savannah’s Black Box at S.P.A.C.E., 9 W. Henry Street in downtown Savannah.
For information, call 912-651-6783 or visit www.savannahga.gov/arts.

It’s easy to get sucked into your computer screen for hours on end, racing the clock to meet a deadline. STOP. Really, stop. You think you’re being productive, but, as the wise Lloyd Dobler once said, “YOU MUST CHILL!”.
Licensed massage therapist Charles Dane of Savannah Massage noticed my BlogSavannah T-shirt at the gym last […]

So, I hear the Biannual Savannah-style plant swap is coming up on Saturday, March 29 from 8 to 11 a.m. at 415 West Boundary Street.
The garden site is about a mile south of Louisville Road, next to Chatham Steel, across from Garrison Elementary School.
Plant swaps occur in the spring and fall. Everyone is invited, those […]

The National Park Service announces the Summer 2008 Environmental Education Workshops at the Chattahoochee River Environmental Education Center.
Click here to see the flyer.
Registration is open to private and public school teachers, nature center instructors, resources agency educators, youth organization leaders, and all interested volunteers. College students receive a discounted rate.
Students may avoid lodging expenses by […]

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Today, a good friend at Armstrong made me aware of a series of presentations and guided talks on health and women’s rights called “Embodied Inequalities.”
Of particular interest to the medical community is a presentation on Friday, March […]

If you were married in Savannah, or attended a wedding in this city, consider yourself lucky. While Savannah’s weather has its ups and downs, it has often been spared hurricanes, snowstorms and other weather systems that have ruined many a couples’ Big Day.
In fact, five hundred couples from around the country recently entered the “Worst […]

How about taking a step toward a cure for AIDS?
The 2008 AIDS Walk for Life is on Saturday, March 8th from 8:30 to 11:00 a.m. at Forsyth Park.
Walkers take off at 9:00.
You or someone you love could be at risk for becoming one of the 1 million people in the United States who are living […]