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New in 912
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COURTESY OF LUSH SPA + NAIL SALON Herbal pedicure soaks at LUSH Nail Salon + Spa
New in 912
With walk-ins welcome and online booking available 24/7, LUSH Spa + Nail Salon (5525 Abercorn St. Ste 80) helps you nail that polished look … Wine and candles were made for each other. At MeltedGrape (215 East Broad St.), bring the wine and make your own candles in intoxicating scents like
vanilla, mandarin and eucalyptus … Pitchers Sports Bar & Grill (5500 Abercorn St., Ste. 36) bets on beer, bar food, games and latenight fun … The Ordinary Pub’s new sister restaurant Broughton Common (118 E. Broughton St.) is extraordinary, pairing daily brunch with gastropub-style dinners … Good skin is healthy skin, which is why the newest location of
Low Country Dermatology
(6510 Waters Ave.) includes state-of-the-art exam rooms and cosmetic consulting rooms alike … Christmas checks to cash? Chase Bank has expanded to Savannah with locations downtown (201 W. Broughton St.) and in The Landings … With natural light and bright backdrops, the Savannah African Art Museum’s Upbeat Village Terra-cotta Gallery (201 E. 37th St.) is the perfect home for specially curated pottery and sculpture … More room means more menu.
The Collins Quarter at Forsyth
Park (621 Drayton St.) will add to its fan-favorite cuisine in the second location.
COURTESY OF SAVANNAH AFRICAN ART MUSEUM
COURTESY OF BROUGHTON COMMON
COURTESY OF BROUGHTON COMMON MOLLY HAYDEN
From March 5–7, historic buildings will transform into music venues and, in true Hostess City fashion, residents will open their homes to visiting bands during Savannah Stopover Music Festival (@savstopover). This year, in honor of the fest’s 10th anniversary, the fun starts early: On Jan. 22 at 8 p.m., Service Brewing (574 Indian St.) hosts Brooklyn-based indie band Beach Fossils as a buzzy prelude to the springtime fest. Tickets are $16.
Stopover has seen steady growth in the past decade, something founder and longtime Savannahian Kayne Lanahan credits to an unwavering focus on keeping things small and intimate whenever possible. The other half of the fest’s winning formula? Music discovery. Artists on the precipice of stardom (like Grimes and The War on Drugs in previous years) flock to the fest for Lowcountry hospitality, and fans — ready to experience fresh music and an undeniably beautiful backdrop — follow suit.
