SPONSORED: Seaport Realty Group’s Amy Mitchell and artist Bellamy Murphy transform a historic home through art, color, and ...

Look to trending innovations that enhance your space, like secret storage, bespoke scents, and smarter carpets.

Designer Hayley Odom breathes new life into her 1853 Jones Street residence without losing the details that make it special.

“There’s always going to be hate out there and it’s a good reminder that our world isn’t perfect. It just “There came a time when I started caring about coffee and that’s when I stopped going to ...

Famed raconteur, founder of global storytelling nonprofit The Moth and eighth-generation Savannahian dug deep into local lore to create his latest novel GEORGE DAWES GREEN isn’t afraid of the dark. As ...

The Best of Savannah winners were determined by reader votes alone. Only one ballot per person was accepted; duplicate ballots and those without a verifiable name and address were automatically ...

The results are in for Savannah magazine’s 23nd annual reader-voted poll. Discover the people, places and plates that our readers find peachy keen Best of Savannah celebrates the distinct sights, ...

This issue is filled with hundreds of boss women from numerous sectors who are setting the pace, innovating, and leading by example.

For many, the dream of living on the beach is put off until retirement. Joe Gallo and Tim Hall chose to make it a reality now. After living together in Palm Beach, Atlanta, and Cincinnati, the couple ...

THE STORY OF SAVANNAH’S HISTORIC WATERFRONT is as old as Georgia itself. It dates back to 1733, when the Colony of Georgia was founded on the banks of the Savannah River, right where River Street ...

Born enslaved in 1848, Susie King Taylor became a legendary educator, nurse and author. Hers is the only square named for a woman or an African American. SAVANNAH WOULDN’T BE SAVANNAH without its ...