There’s something very Savannah about being a “BC boy.” There’s also something very Savannah about eating BBQ (lamb) at Johnny Harris. There’s also something very Savannah about taking the time to be a good citizen. Fifteen people gathered for lunch in the dining room at the Johnny Harris restaurant a couple of weeks ago. This has become a tradition
» Read moreThe Forsyth Park Farmers’ Market Almanac Exhibition is is a very cool photo show at the Sentient Bean Coffee Shop at 13 E. Park Avenue that opens Friday, November 1st with a reception from 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. The show is organized by The Mixed Greens, a group of people who offer support to and provide intentional welcome to all
» Read moreJoin us on Friday, November 1st from 6:30 – 7:30 at the Statesboro Regional Library. Click on flyer for details!
» Read moreIt’s ten o’clock on a brilliant autumn day in the Little Five Point neighborhood in Atlanta, Georgia. We are just blocks away from the Flying Biscuit Restaurant, home of the Indigo Girls, an Atlanta duo who mix music and politics all across the country. Ten people have been invited by the Atlanta Citizen Advocacy office to come to a workshop
» Read moreWe hope you enjoy the booklet Our Town: Our Time – An Introduction to Citizen Advocacy in Savannah. The beautiful portraits of citizen advocacy relationships were taken over a period of 10 years by local photographer Lyn Bonham. Click on link below to open a pdf of the booklet. Our Town: Our Time – An Introduction to Citizen Advocacy
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