The Moth and The Unchained Tour aren’t George’s only current efforts to promote a culture of storytelling. He’s also producing Helen & Edgar, the upcoming one-man show by native Savannahian Edgar Oliver at Theatre 80 in NYC.
I took a lot of photos on Fashion’s Night Out on Broughton Street on Thursday, but I was there more to enjoy the event than to document it.
The 60-year old Bill T. Jones is a towering figure of the dance world, with both a MacArthur “Genius†Award (1994) and Kennedy Center Honors (2010) among his credits.
This is taken from the speech as prepared, not as delivered with so many improvisations.
This is a really interesting animation from Exterior Architecture of the proposed SkyCycle project in London.
Here’s a glimpse of the dominant words in last night’s speech by San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro. I thought it was an impressive speech.
If you’re planning to spend much of Thursday night on Broughton Street, here’s a more detailed schedule with the lineup at the outdoor stages.
Another interesting show upstairs at The Sparetime.
Most of the cyclists in the Midnight Garden Ride only heard a couple songs of this mountain’s fine set, but it was sure a memorable musical experience for me — one of those times when I know virtually nothing about a band and then, the moment they start playing, I immediately feel like I’m listening to a story told by a long lost friend.
I didn’t ride the Savannah Bicycle Campaign‘s Midnight Garden Ride on Saturday evening, but I sure enjoyed the event and support the broader cause of safe cycling in Savannah.
If and when the Savannah city manager position comes open again, we should look for someone with a strong background in zoning and planning. We should also look for a city manager who has a history of facilitating the growth of a wide range of small businesses.
