Savannah is a little like a slightly naughty debutante: beautiful, classic and polished on the surface; but with a funkiness that lies beneath, where things are quite as prim and proper as they appear. The leafy streets are populated with restored, historic Antebellum homes, and at the corner every couple of blocks are a series…
by Cynthia English Despite dynamic shifts and strife occurring globally, is this not the opportune moment to take our time on earth and foster the momentum that was fueled as far back as 1865 and 1899 when we came together as nations to build collaborations–not war? To honor one another. To help one another. In…
Each year, the sleepy southern town of Thomson, Georgia relives its musical roots with a big bash — the Blind Willie McTell Blues Festival. The festival honors the genius of McDuffie County’s hometown son, Blind Willie McTell, recognized as a master of the acoustic guitar by the Georgia Music Hall of Fame in 1990 and by fans worldwide. The festival attendance, a one day…