Suddenly Savannah
For an entire generation of Americans, Savannah is defined by its St. Patrick's Day celebrations. Not surprising given that the city's parade and festivals draw close to a million revelers each year. And yet, there's far more going on here than bodhran beats and mass partying. These images of moss-draped oaks and antebellum homes, of friendly shops and outdoor restaurants, convey the promise of deeper, more lasting pleasures. See for yourself why this beautiful old town continues to be one of the treasures of the New South.
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Limerick Ladies by SCAD professor Denise Falk graces the Pei Ling Chan Gallery.
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One of Savannah's best fine dining restaurants, Sapphire Grill features superb cuisine enlivened with local ingredients, not to mention an extensive wine list. Located in a venerable building with an exterior of Savannah ...
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At his cooking school on Waters Avenue, Chef Joe Randall invites guests to learn about and sample favorite regional dishes.
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Iona's Gallery and Great Finds takes its name from a character in Redemption Song, written by Bertice Berry. She co-owns the gallery with Jeanine Chambers.
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This 300-year-old live oak tree shelters the garden of a private residence at 208 East Hall Street.
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The Six Pence Pub, which has appeared in numerous movies and television shows, makes a handsome spot to relax.
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For a bawdy good time, join the sing-along at Savannah Smiles Dueling Pianos Saloon.
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