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01/27/2025

Happy National Chocolate Cake Day 🍫🍰 Seems like the perfect time to highlight this story in which Tara DeLoach Rocker shares her grandmother’s chocolate stack cake recipe. It’s one of many family recipes in Rocker’s “My Sweet Home Georgia Cookbook” published in 2023. Find the recipe for this delectable dessert here: https://savannahmagazine.com/taste/grandmas-chocolate-stack-cake-recipe/

🖊 Colleen Ann McNally
📷 Courtesy Titan Pictures/ROXY

01/24/2025

Look familiar? Known locally as the Wisteria House, the historic Joseph B. Chesnutt residence is coveted for its architectural details — its turreted facade, twin copper roofs, gracious front porch and side verandas, and, of course, its climbing wisteria vines. Situated adjacent to Forsyth Park, the landmark home was built in 1897 for Chesnutt, a merchant who lived there with his family for three decades.

The current owners, Midwesterners Charlie and Kelli Kunkel, purchased the property in 2021. They spent more than a year renovating and restoring the 5,600-square-foot home with the help of Alchemy Restoration, Savannah Victory Gardens , Williamson Millworks, Savannah Surfaces, Garden State Tile, and others.

To read more and see more photos of this crown jewel in Savannah’s Historic District, pick up a copy of the January/February issue of Savannah magazine.

🖊 Mary Fitzgerald
📷 Andrew Frazier

01/23/2025

Meet Kristen Kutchey Patterson. She and her family own The Mint Green Tag Sale Company, helping people through major transitions, like selling a home or intentional downsizing. Managing and staging estate sales is a far cry from the typical 9-to-5 job, but even an ideal day off for Patterson doesn’t bring much change in pace. When she’s not running laps around the city in preparation for an upcoming sale, she has two little ones running laps around her — and she’s loving every minute of it. Tag along with this born-and-raised Savannahian as she shares some of her favorite spots around town. Find the story here: https://savannahmagazine.com/culture/tagging-along-with-kristen-kutchey-patterson/

🖊 Catie McCoy
📷 Mike Schalk

01/22/2025

Happy snow day, Savannah! 🤍❄️ Stay warm and safe.

01/21/2025

When Chazito’s Latin Cuisine was first conceived in 2012, Chaz Ortiz was serving just three items — empanadas, plantains and pinchos (a Puerto Rican kabob) — under a pop-up tent at local events. By 2015, his grandfather purchased an old Frito Lay’s truck, which they converted over the course of six months into the now-recognizable red food truck. In 2016, a second truck was purchased, and the Pooler brick-and-mortar location opened to the public. Read more about Chazito's Latin Cuisine's road to success — including being voted Best Food Truck in Savannah magazine’s 2024 Best of Savannah — here: https://savannahmagazine.com/best-of-savannah/chazitos-latin-cuisine-is-on-a-roll/

🖊 Jordan Williamson
📷 Eastwood Photography // Courtesy Starland Yard

01/17/2025

Everybody loves Ramen 🍜

A traditional Japanese dish, ramen used to be associated in the U.S. with cheap college grub. These days, chefs enthusiastically embrace and experiment with ramen — including in Savannah.

Chilly winter temps are the perfect excuse for discovering some of the city’s best ramen spots. We explore three local standouts in the Jan/Feb issue – available on newsstands now.

What’s your fave noodle nook in town? Give them some ❤️ in the comments.

📷 Courtesy Ukiyo Savannah

01/15/2025

It’s a new year — and a new direction — for the House Museum - a property of Historic Savannah Foundation. “Old Chan Magic: Chinese Roots, Southern Branches” is the first exhibition in which the museum will focus on a subject outside of the 1820s, when the Davenport family and its household staff lived in the residence.

The photography exhibition, which opens Jan. 16 and runs through May, celebrates the influence and lives of multiple generations of the Chan family, who lived at the Davenport House when it served as a tenement from around 1890 to 1955.

On Friday, Jan. 17, author , who provided the Chan family photos for the show, will discuss her memoir “In the Garden Behind the Moon,” which traces her family’s journey from pre-revolutionary China to Savannah.

Read more: https://savannahmagazine.com/culture/expanding-the-narrative-at-the-davenport-house/

🖊 Feifei Sun

01/13/2025

YMCA Critz Tybee Run Fest hosted by YMCA of Coastal Georgia a is ready to rock on Jan. 31 - Feb. 1, 2025!

👟 FRIDAY RACES
5:30 p.m. — kiddie run
6 p.m. — 5k

👟 SATURDAY RACES
7 a.m. — 10k
8:30 a.m. — half-marathon
Noon — 2.8-mile beach run
1 p.m. — 1 mile run

Run one race or any combination. If you run all the weekend's races, you will have run the equivalent of a full marathon! 🏆 Register to race here: https://runsignup.com/Race/GA/TybeeIsland/TybeeRunFest. Use code SAVMAG10 and get 10% off registration fees through Jan. 26.

👑 VIP LOUNGE
Friday evening and Saturday morning, Savannah magazine will host a VIP lounge, featuring a dedicated bar, a race-branded tumbler, VIP gear check, flower arrangements by Kato Floral Designs, and delectable nibbles from local purveyors like Savannah Coffee Roasters, Sobremesa, Spread Bagelry, Party of Hive and more. Plus, as part of the VIP Experience, runners will receive a one-year subscription to Savannah magazine. Upgrade to VIP here: https://runsignup.com/Race/Events/GA/TybeeIsland/TybeeRunFest

📷 Malcolm Tully

01/10/2025

From AP and Honors courses to championship athletic programs and STEM programs, Savannah’s area public and private schools provide a variety of educational experiences rooted in excellence and integrity. Our annual guide will help you make an educated decision about where to send your child. Find it here: https://savannahmagazine.com/education/school-smarts-2025/

01/10/2025

The adorable Honey stopped by our offices with her human, Jenna Yarbrough Miller. They picked up a copy of our Jan./Feb. issue, as Honey is featured in "The Pampered Pooch" feature. Honey is 8 months old, fluffy and loves belly rubs.

01/08/2025

Improving one’s health is one of the top New Year’s Resolutions made by many Americans. While stress-reduction, flexibility, strength training and a balanced diet are key aspects of a healthy lifestyle, recent research has been pointing to the gut as ground zero for mental and physical wellness. But what, exactly, is a healthy gut? Why does it matter, and what does it have to do with our mental well-being? Local health professionals from ExperCARE, Holistic Wellness Center of Savannah, and Gastroenterology Consultants of Savannah weigh in. Read more: https://savannahmagazine.com/health/gut-health-disease-and-the-mind/

🖊 Allison Arbuthnot Sanders

01/06/2025

Congratulations to Savannah's own Paula Wallace, who was recently honored by President Biden at the White House. She received the Presidential Citizens Medal, awarded to U.S. citizens who have performed exemplary deeds of service for their country or their fellow citizens. The White House noted that Wallace — a lifelong educator and trailblazer of the arts — has guided thousands of students into creative industries through establishing - The University for Creative Careers and serving as its president.

Read some of our recent stories about SCAD here:
https://savannahmagazine.com/style/inside-scads-beauty-boom/
https://savannahmagazine.com/culture/scad40/

Photo courtesy of SCAD

01/03/2025

Kick off 2025 with the Family & Fun Issue. 💥

We’ve come up with dozens of ways to enjoy Savannah and nearby locales with your crew, including your beloved pets — like 30 easily accessed destinations that cater to every style of traveler and 10 win-win eateries that will have the whole fam clamoring for a dinner date. Everybody loves ramen, and chilly temps are the perfect excuse for discovering some of the city’s best noodle nooks. Plus, places and products to pamper your pooch, including dog-friendly restaurants and hotels, the most au courant grooming options and where to shop for pet essentials.

ALSO IN THIS ISSUE: A new exhibition at the Davenport House Museum celebrates the Chan family; Savannah native Kristen Patterson of shares some of her favorite spots around town; a Queen Ann Victorian on Forsyth Park known as the Wisteria House is restored to its former glory; and students learn about marine conservation, while brings much-needed mindfulness techniques to the classroom.

PLUS: Guides to area veterinarians and local schools.

It’s all in the January/February Issue, available now on newsstands and at shopsavannahmagazine.com.

On the Cover
Savannah veterinarians Emily Bradbury of Atlas Animal Hospital and Marcus Bradbury of Blue Pearl Animal Hospital walk Stevie, Winston and Teddy in front of
Perry Lane Hotel, A Luxury Collection Hotel, Savannah for our feature “The Pampered Pooch.”
Written by Mary Cornetta
Photography by Kathryn Waller
Creative Direction by Morrigan Maza / Good Culture Creative
Styled by Kylan McKim
Page Design by Britt Scott

01/02/2025

Attention Shutterbugs 📸: The 2025 “So Savannah” photo contest is now open. Enter by Friday, March 21, 2025.

We’re looking for professional, amateur and student (under 18 years of age) photographers to share their best original images that capture the essence of the Greater Savannah area and Georgia coast.

💵 Cash Prizes 💵
Amateur Category = $400
Professional Category = $400
Student (under 18 years of age) = $200
Readers’ Favorite = $200

Winners will be announced in our July/August issue. To enter and to see the official contest rules, go to https://savannahmagazine.com/culture/enter-to-win-so-savannah-photo-contest/

📸 "Morning Lighthouse" was taken by Steve Vilnit and was 2024's winner in the Professional Category

01/01/2025

We’re celebrating a big milestone in 2025: our 35th anniversary. 🏆 Turning 3-5 is no small feat in the print publishing world, where even the most celebrated titles can slip into obscurity. Volume I, No. 1 of Savannah magazine debuted in Summer 1990 with just 64 pages. (Our smallest issues today run at least 152 pages.)

The magazine’s inaugural cover image featured the smiling, mustachioed Thompson’s Sporting Goods softball team. 🥎 The team was profiled as they kicked off a new season, in hot pursuit of another national Amateur Softball Association Class A championship. Thompson's Sport Shop - Savannah remains in business to this day, supplying team uniforms and sports equipment to area athletes.

The issue also featured a story on the groundbreaking for Truman Parkway and news of Donald Trump’s expected yacht visit to the Hyatt Regency Savannah riverfront docks. An ad for a new community called The Landings Company, which was a little less than half finished, encouraged interested buyers to complete an attached form and mail it in. ✉️ In its full-page ad for Dixie Crystals sugar, Savannah Foods & Industries Inc. touted the sweet stuff as a nutritional powerhouse, Bay Camera Company offered one-hour processing of film 🎞 onto Kodak paper, Millie Lewis touted the advantages of modeling school, and Atlantic Cellular showed off a pricey – and bulky – new technology called the cell phone 📱.

We – and Savannah – have come a long way since 1990. Cheers to 35 more years! 🥂

12/27/2024

While mainstream society associates New Year’s Eve with glittering fireworks, sparkling wine and countdowns, the holiday has a different connotation for renowned Gullah Geechee storyteller Lillian Grant-Baptiste: Watch Night Services, a traditional service held in the final hours of the year. Read more: savannahmagazine.com/culture/threads-of-culture-watch-night-services/

🖊: Trelani Michelle
📷 : Peter Colin Murray

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Happy Holidays, Savannah 💫 Couple Monica Redman and Adam Kuehl reenact Norman Rockwell's “Trimming the Tree,” which was part of the artist’s collection of Christmas cards commissioned by Hallmark. The image was part of a feature in the November/December issue inspired by the “Norman Rockwell & Peers: Illustrating Childhood” exhibit on display through Jan. 5 at Telfair Museums’ Jepson Center. . . . Tree topper and select ornaments from Asher + Rye; Monica’s Manolo Blahnik shoes, Self Portrait dress and Hermès belt from Madison & 5th; jewelry from Levy Jewelers, Inc.; Adam’s shirt, pants and belt from J. Parker Ltd.; ornaments on the ladder and select ornaments on tree from Jones & Bull; additional ornaments from Sanders Gifts & Home Accents and The Paris Market Photography: Peter Colin Murray Creative direction: Morrigan Maza Set design: Sara Spicer Production: Good Culture Creative

Spend your weekend with the Best of Savannah. Our September/October 2024 issue featuring more than 500 reader-voted favorites — like @thehawthornminibar, runner-up for Best New Bar — is now on newsstands and shopsavannahmagazine.com. -- Editor in chief: @colleenmcnallyarnett Photography: @petermurrayphoto Stylist: @saraspicerstylist Creative director: @mmmorrigan, @goodculturecreative

The votes are in for the 2024 Best of Savannah. 🍑 Discover 500+ people, places and plates that our readers find peachy keen, including the winners for Best Tea (Hale Tea Co.), Best Custom Cakes ( Wicked Cakes of Savannah ), Best Made-in-Savannah Product (honey by Savannah Bee Company) and more. Find the full list at savannahmagazine.com and in the Sept./Oct. 2024 issue — on newsstands now. -- Editor in chief: Colleen McNally Photography: Peter Colin Murray Stylist: Sara Spicer Creative Director: Morrigan Maza, Good Culture Creative Model: Laura Mulder

🎉 It's here! Introducing our 2024 Best of Savannah issue starring Hotel Bardo (@staybardo) and Saint Bibiana (@saintbibiana), voted the Best New Hotel and Best New Restaurant by our readers. Inside the issue, discover more than 500 readers-voted honorees, from restaurants and bars to arts and culture to shopping and tourism to services and healthcare. PLUS: Go on a hunt for the best bourbon, meet three families with “skeletons in the closet,” bring your own boots to The Clyde for Southern Stomps line dancing and more. At 304 pages, it’s the biggest issue in Savannah magazine’s 34-year history — and our first with a digital cover! Collect yours today at shopsavannahmagazine.com -- Editor in Chief: Colleen Ann McNally, @colleenmcnallyarnett Photographer: Allison Revelle, @allisonrevelle_ Creative Director: Morrigan Maza, @mmmorrigan Photo Assistant: Yani Pedroza, @yaniphotography Digi Tech: Alex Neumann, @aineumann Production: Good Culture Creative, @goodculturecreative Wardrobe styling: Saks Fifth Avenue, @saks Location: Hotel Bardo, @staybardo Cover stars: Jess Berkin, @jessberkin Vanessa Tilly, @vanessarosetilley Cameron Scott, @cameronscott_burpees Dhruv Khanna, @foodiedhruv Chef Derek Simcik, @chef_derek83

First Look: Southern Coastal Weddings 2024-25 💍 We were so inspired by the colorful, multifaceted, culturally-inspired celebrations in this issue that we said YES to two covers! Marianne Lucille Photography and Gracie Byrd Jones captured brides Ivana and Gabby with their bright rainbow of bridesmaids’ dresses. Take a closer look at these two weddings — and 12 more! — to inspire your own plans. ALSO IN THIS ISSUE: It’s your day to go all out. From the invitations and florals to the icing on the cake, no detail is too small when it comes to making your wedding more personal and an authentic celebration of your love. We spoke with esteemed industry experts McKenzie Millard of Hey Jude Florals, Kelli Boyd of Kelli Boyd Photography, Lindsey Rusek of Brides Side Beauty, Nicki O’Connell of Camellia Bridal, Abby Longwater of Wicked Cakes of Savannah, Wendy Armstrong of Thrive Catering Savannah — and many more — to get their thoughts on what’s trending in Savannah and beyond. PLUS: Local creatives, models and wedding vendors collab to compose two styled shoots that will energize your imagination. And get the essential details to ensure you have the perfect Southern Coastal Wedding day. Get your copy today, and let the planning begin! https://shopsavannahmagazine.com/products/2024-25-southern-coastal-weddings Photography by: Katie McGee Photography Joel Serrato Marianne Lucille Photography Gracie Byrd Jones IVS Photography Justin Leon Brown Chloe Thomas Photo & Paper SUM KAI Creative Esther Griffin Photography Christi Clark Photography Brooke Roberts Photography Kelli Boyd Photography

Your summer bucket list is here. ☀️ Our July/August 2024 Life on the Water issue has you covered like SPF on where to find the freshest catch, coolest cocktails and plenty of fun in the sun. Start your subscription at shopsavannahmagazine.com. On the cover is chef Chris “Chino” Hathcock (@chino_noir) photographed by @mike_schalk. When he is not in the @fleetingsavannah kitchen for one of his buzzy pop-ups, he is likely on a boat at the @tybeeoyster farm or supporting leaders in the Southern restaurant scene like @givingkitchen and @shell_to_shore. Catch Chino at his new Mexican seafood concept, Crybaby (@crybaby_savannah), debuting July 1 at the @thompsonsavannahga.

Absolutely crushing it. Our May/June 2024 Leading Ladies issue celebrates hundreds of local women leaders making an impact on Savannah and beyond. Start your subscription at shopsavannahmagazine.com On the cover: Emily McCarthy photographed by Kelli Boyd Photography

Ready for spring? So are we. 🍦 Introducing the March/April 2024 SHOP. DO. DINE. LOCAL. issue of @savannahmagazine — coming soon to a newsstand or mailbox near you.