Emily King

'I fell in love with the place and am still here four years later. I can walk and ride my bike everywhere in this neighborhood and see my regulars while I'm out. I feel like a little part of the community.'

'My work with the Hispanic community in New York, raising awareness and celebrating our culture, inspired me to create an event that celebrates Hispanic and multicultural Savannah.'

Taking inspiration from "mariner myths and local lore," the bar uses the art of mixology to create an inventive and unique menu inspired by the legend of the ship marked for disaster.

'It's an outdoor spot for everybody. Who doesn't like to drink outdoors? It's pretty much the perfect situation.'

'It's easy to feel defeated with Eco-grief – the dooming feeling of climate change – but I hope this event will be the exact opposite of that'

We've compiled a list of some of the best ways to cure your rainy-day boredom while staying–mostly–dry.

When Beach finds himself overwhelmed with all he has to do, he ironically turns right back to his poetry and music. Why? He says his craft motivates him to clear his table and return to what he loves doing.

Only a few people have the kind of community he was provided with growing up. He wanted to bring it to them in the best way he knew how: through the power of a story.

'Cuddling up on the couch with my head on my aunt's shoulder as she read from the giant red Christmas book, year after year, was always my favorite tradition.'

40% of Chatham County households are led by single parents. That's nearly half of all homes in the area

This year's performance in Savannah consists of 29 professional dance artists, 12 adult extras, and 70 local children–the most cast members in more than a decade

I know–a picnic in a cemetery? Well, that's Savannah for you, babe.

Over one million women are the victims of physical assault by a romantic partner each year