Lila Miller

The SIP: Ceramic Cup show was originally started by ceramicist Mitzi Davis and has become wildly successful with hundreds of entries every year. Now it’s run mainly by the Savannah Clay Community and helps serve the greater community as well.

The session surprised me as there was minimal effort on my end and Andrew did most of the heavy lifting

'Living in a lot of neighborhoods throughout my life that have been food deserts has really shown me that food deserts, they're just a larger contextual problem in the United States.'

'I think what Ben and I know the best in town is the arts community.'

No matter what you believe, there are a multitude of activities to celebrate Valentine’s Day in a more modern fashion, whether single, in a relationship, casually dating, or celebrating with children.

"That chapter is gone. It's part of what I did to be able to build and connect with the community."

"Being out in nature that is wild. Landscape that is not structured, that has not been mowed down—it's wild and it's random and it lets your mind rest."

'I think that queer people and minorities in general, rely on a sense of humor to diffuse and navigate majority spaces.'

Wherever your starting place is, whatever you feel comfortable doing or not doing in your fitness journey, every bit counts, and you can do it.

The holiday months of October, November, and December can be some of the most difficult for people or families who have lost loved ones

"One of our little things on the menu says ‘contain yourself.’ And we don't mean that like ‘be reserved,’ we mean, ‘come here and be yourself,’” Bathon says.

"My mission was clear: provide a platform for movement that thrives on trust and honesty."

How to curate a Savannah excursion that everyone in the family will love, from the normies to the weirdos

'You'll look at these pieces, like they're all pretty slick, very intentional with the way that they're working. And they're picking these kitsch themes and transforming them into something else.'

The tanks themselves host aquatic animals from octopus to lionfish, angelfish to stingrays and seahorses