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Exclusive wine tasting at Baobab Lounge at Plant Riverside District

If you enjoy wine, a special treat is coming to Baobab Lounge. Four Kumusha wines from sommelier Tinashe Nyamudoka have been created exclusively for the lounge. You can taste them before anyone else Wednesday, April 7, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Tickets to the event are $50 per person and can be purchased online or

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Mansion on Forsyth Park’s 700 Kitchen offering holiday-themed cooking classes

If you’ve been looking for some inspiration for upcoming holidays, The Mansion on Forsyth Park’s 700 Kitchen Cooking School has some ideas. The cooking school is offering classes that will show you how to prepare creative dishes for St. Patrick’s Day, Easter, and Mother’s Day. ● Irish Small Plates –– March 15-17 from 6 p.m.

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Islands Farmers Market returns Saturday

This Saturday marks the spring opening for the Islands Farmers Market returns to Whitemarsh Island. The market followed CDC guidelines last year in order to maintain social distancing and will continue to do that this year as well. This includes vendors wearing masks, hand washing stations, and plenty of hand sanitizer available at booths. Debbie

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Chef Whitney Otawka joins Thompson Savannah at Eastern Wharf

Chef Whitney Otawka has already established herself as a Southern food creator. She may have grown up in California, but it’s clear that the southeast coast is now home. After living and working on Cumberland Island while also working on her cookbook “The Saltwater Table,” she is now the Executive Chef for Thompson Savannah at

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Husk Greenville returns as Husk BBQ

Husk Greenville has just reopened after six months as Husk Barbecue. According to an article in the Greenville Journal, David Howard, president of the Neighborhood Dining Group, said the new menu highlights “smoked meats and meats cooked over live-fire embers, along with ‘reimagined, fresh Southern sides.’” Does this mean Savannah’s location is next? No. The change

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