E. Shaver Starland is located in the Gingerbread House right next to Foxy Loxy Cafe and hosts events throughout the month. Enjoy the Foxy Beverage Bar in the bookstore for tea, coffee, beer and wine!

Join for discussion on Villa Coco: A Novel by Andrew Sean Greer.

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If you would like to participate in the book club, please RSVP prior to the event. For everyone's enjoyment and to facilitate the best possible discussion, we also ask that all participants have read the book entirely.

E. Shaver Starland is located in the Gingerbread House right next to Foxy Loxy Cafe and hosts events throughout the month. Enjoy the Foxy Beverage Bar in the bookstore for tea, coffee, beer and wine!

Join for discussion on I Who Have Never Known Men by Jacqueline Harpman.

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Every Monday from 5-6pm you can order a hot or iced Matcha for only $2. Promo available in cafe only.

E. Shaver Starland is located in the Gingerbread House right next to Foxy Loxy Cafe and hosts events throughout the month. Enjoy the Foxy Beverage Bar in the bookstore for tea, coffee, beer and wine!

Join for discussion on Clear by Scott Snyder.

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Join us every Saturday for Fire & Wine! We offer half priced bottles of wine, fire pits in the courtyard, complimentary marshmallows and s'mores kits available for purchase.

Live music by Joe Nelson & James Pittman

Joe Nelson and James Pittman play roots music of the 1920s thru the 1950s. With guitar, fiddle, banjo and mandolin they breathe life into obscure old-time hillbilly hits as well as classics from the golden age of country music. Expect driving fiddle tunes, lots of harmony singing and selections ranging from the Skillet Lickers to Johnny Cash.

Finish the week off with happy hour at Foxy! Get your paws on a latte, iced or hot for $3, and if that weren’t enough we sweeten the deal with $3 Lone Star beers from Texas.

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Summer camp… but make it adult. Come relive the crafts you loved making as a kid. From friendship bracelets to wallets, making bookmarks, and all the nostalgic camp vibes. Bring a friend and get crafty! 

$20

Thursday, July 23

6-8PM

E. Shaver Starland is located in the Gingerbread House right next to Foxy Loxy Cafe and hosts events throughout the month. Enjoy the Foxy Beverage Bar in the bookstore for tea, coffee, beer and wine!

Join for discussion on The Red-Haired Woman by Orhan Panuk.

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Join us every Saturday for Fire & Wine! We offer half priced bottles of wine, fire pits in the courtyard, complimentary marshmallows and s'mores kits available for purchase.

Live music by Ray Lundy

Ray Lundy is a blues guitarist and singer-songwriter based in Savannah, Georgia, notable for being the front man of veteran blues band Battles & Cans. Lundy's influences include Howlin' Wolf, Muddy Waters, and Johnny Cash, among many others. Originally from Las Vegas, Lundy moved to Savannah in 2001 and has since been performing with not only his own band, but countless other local artists as well.

It’s craft time! Join us for an afternoon of classic camp-style crafts with Loop It Up.

Drop in anytime during craft hours to make, create, and get a little crafty.

$5 suggested donation to Loop It Up

Ages 6-12

Saturday, July 18

12-3PM

E. Shaver Starland - 1921 Bull Street

No registration required - this is a drop-in event 

E. Shaver Starland is located in the Gingerbread House right next to Foxy Loxy Cafe and hosts events throughout the month. Enjoy the Foxy Beverage Bar in the bookstore for tea, coffee, beer and wine!

Join for discussion on Code Noir: Fictions by Canisia Lubrin.

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E. Shaver Starland is located in the Gingerbread House right next to Foxy Loxy Cafe and hosts events throughout the month. Enjoy the Foxy Beverage Bar in the bookstore for tea, coffee, beer and wine!

Join for discussion on Shades of Grey: A Novel by Jasper Fforde.

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Earthtones is an emerging modern R&B band from South Carolina, formed in 2021. Their music fuses vibrant jazz harmonies, smooth R&B grooves, and dynamic improvisation, offering a fresh take on timeless classics. While still in college, the band performed alongside notable artists like Melissa Aldana, John Daversa, and Quiana Parler. They now regularly perform across venues from Savannah, GA to Myrtle Beach, SC. 

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Calling all future comic artists! Spend the afternoon creating your own comic from start to finish with Tim & Chloe.

Kids will learn the basics of storytelling, characters, and bringing their ideas to life. Ages 7-12 - $35 

Saturday, July 11

12-2PM

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Peter Relic and Brittany Richmond talk about Relic's new book Bust a Move.

The greatest untold story in the history of hip-hop, this is the first-ever complete account of the scene, street-savvy stars, and daring record label that launched West Coast hip-hop into the American mainstream and produced the hits that dominated the '80s and '90s--with previously unseen material, photos, and exclusive interviews.

Peter Relic is a journalist who has worked on staff and written for the most prominent hip-hop publications of the past 25 years, including VIBE, XXL, Rap Pages, and the Beastie Boys' highly influential zine Grand Royal. As associate editor at VIBE, he wrote the magazine's first stories on Eminem and Serena Williams, and his XXL magazine story on the Geto Boys was anthologized in Best American Music Writing, edited by Mary Gaitskill. His work has also appeared in Rolling Stone, The Los Angeles Times, Architectural Digest, and The Plain Dealer. He lives in Georgia, where he is senior writer, public relations, at Savannah College of Art and Design.

Brittany Richmond is currently the Associate Curator at the Savannah College of Art and Design Museum of Art in Savannah, Georgia. At SCAD MOA, she has organized more than 20 exhibitions, working with artists such as Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley, Cao Fei, Rachel Feinstein, Jónsi, Maria Nepomuceno, and Mika Rottenberg, among others.

E. Shaver Starland is located in the Gingerbread House right next to Foxy Loxy Cafe and hosts events throughout the month. Enjoy the Foxy Beverage Bar in the bookstore for tea, coffee, beer and wine!

Join for discussion on Watership Down: A Novel by Richard Adams.

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Enjoy tunes from local musician Markus Kuhlmann from Savannah, GA.

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Join us every Saturday for Fire & Wine! We offer half priced bottles of wine, fire pits in the courtyard, complimentary marshmallows and s'mores kits available for purchase.

Live music by Cory Chambers

City Hotel creates an unmatched experience for audiences with their love for language and traditional bluegrass music. The four man group is best known for their inventive interpretations of classic bluegrass - as well as pop, soul, funk and indie hits. Cory (one of the four) is lighting up our courtyard with his complex mandolin sound for the evening.

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Justin Glawe and Jessica Leigh Lebos will talk about Glawe's new book If I Am Coming to Your Town, Something Terrible Has Happened.

Through the ravages of endless police killings, to the border and its desperate migrants, and through the stories of corrupt politicians and dirty cops, readers of If I Am Coming to Your Town, Something Terrible Has Happened will see through writing what most people never see: the seams of an entire country tearing apart in front of them.

JUSTIN GLAWE is a writer and independent journalist who has covered much of the chaos, violence, and unrest of the past decade of American life. Originally from Peoria, Illinois, Glawe got his start in journalism at small newspapers in the Midwest. Since then, his work has appeared in The Guardian, Rolling Stone, The Bulwark, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Esquire, The Daily Beast, VICE, and other news publications. He lives in Savannah, Georgia, with his wife, two dogs, and many guitars that he enjoys playing with his band, the Savannah Morning Blues.

JESSICA LEIGH LEBOS is an award-winning writer. Crackerjack communications professional. Unapologetic weirdo. Serving columns, essays, storytelling workshops, feature podcasts, and deeply nerdy dives into history, culture, and whatever else strikes her fancy. Introduces herself at cocktail parties as "Southern by marriage."

Join us every Saturday for Fire & Wine! We offer half priced bottles of wine, fire pits in the courtyard, complimentary marshmallows and s'mores kits available for purchase.

Live music by Alia Torres

Based in Savannah, Georgia, Alia Torres draws from a lifetime of listening, weaving a tapestry of sound into her original songs. Her sultry bluesy voice, evocative whistling, and vintage country feel takes a unique spin on a familiar sound. 

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Vincent Coppola and Tom Junod will be joining us to discuss their new memoirs.

In Gowanus Crossing, Vincent Coppola brings the world of his childhood ferociously to life. A second-generation Italian American, Coppola grew up in old Gowanus, a bookish kid for whom Park Slope, to say nothing of Central Park, might as well have been the moon. His journey through and eventually out of the neighborhood is harrowing, hilarious, and populated with a cast of characters who burst off the page: a four-foot-tall wiseguy who walks a lion on a leash, a predatory priest, mobbed-up undertakers, Coppola's three wayward brothers, and a host of assorted schemers, scammers, mobsters, bookies, gamblers, and certifiable crazies.

Vincent Coppola is the author of five nonfiction books. A former Newsweek reporter, Coppola has written feature stories for Talk, Esquire, Rolling Stone, Men's Journal, Worth, and Atlanta magazines. Coppola's story of his mother's battle against cancer was awarded the William Allen White Gold Medal by the University of Kansas.

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In the Days of My Youth I Was Told What It Means to Be a Man is an intensely emotional detective story powered by a series of cascading revelations. The book is a triumph of bravura writing; it is a tale of a son reckoning with the consequences of his father's life, and in the end, the story of the son's redemption.

Tom wrestled with Lou’s(his father) imposing presence all his life. When one of Lou’s mistresses stood up at his funeral and announced, “Can we all . . . just agree . . . that this . . . was a man,” Tom set off to learn the facts of his father’s life, and why he was the way he was. The stunning secrets he uncovered—about his father, his father’s lovers, and deceptions going back generations—staggered Tom, but in the process allowed him, at last, to become his own man, by his own lights.

Tom Junod is senior writer for ESPN, where his work has won an Emmy and the Dan Jenkins Medal for Excellence in Sportswriting. He is a two-time winner of the National Magazine Award for Feature Writing, and a winner of the James Beard Award for essay writing. Previously he was a staff writer at GQ and Esquire. The film A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood was based on his article in Esquire.

Join us every Saturday for Fire & Wine! We offer half priced bottles of wine, fire pits in the courtyard, complimentary marshmallows and s'mores kits available for purchase.

Live music by Zonez

Zonez is a Savannah-based duo blending blues, Latin fusion, psychedelic rock, soul, and more into a smooth yet gritty sound that’s as captivating as it is unpredictable. With both Basik Lee and Tamara Isaak-Harrington sharing lead vocals, their performances move effortlessly between raspy grit, soulful warmth, and powerful harmonies that fill every corner of the room. Their music draws from a deep well of cultural influences—melding Latin rhythms, blues heart, psychedelic textures, and rock energy into something uniquely their own. As newcomers to the Savannah scene, Zonez is already turning heads with a sound that feels both timeless and fresh delivering live shows that pulse with emotion, groove, and a fearless spirit of experimentation.

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Join us to hear all about Feiler's newest book A Time To Gather.

BRUCE FEILER is one of America’s most thoughtful voices on contemporary life–he uses original research into life transitions, life rituals, and life stories to help people find meaning and purpose in times of change.

Bruce is the author of seven New York Times bestsellers, including LIFE IS IN THE TRANSITIONS, THE SECRETS OF HAPPY FAMILIES, and COUNCIL OF DADS. His three TED Talks have been viewed more than five million times; he teaches the Webby Award-winning TED Course HOW TO MASTER LIFE TRANSITIONS; and he is a fellow at the Stanford Computational Psychology and Well-Being Lab.

Since time immemorial, humans have turned to ritual to connect us in periods of change. Until today. Birth rituals and coming-of-age rituals have plummeted; fewer than half of Americans are married; only one in three is buried. "It took us ten thousand years to establish cultural norms around how we mark collective life transitions," writes Bruce Feiler. "It took us fifty years to dismantle them." Can this threat to society be reversed?

E. Shaver Starland is located in the Gingerbread House right next to Foxy Loxy Cafe and hosts events throughout the month. Enjoy the Foxy Beverage Bar in the bookstore for tea, coffee, beer and wine!

Join for discussion on Love, Sex, and Frankenstein: A Novel by Caroline Lea.

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Join us every Saturday for Fire & Wine! We offer half priced bottles of wine, fire pits in the courtyard, complimentary marshmallows and s'mores kits available for purchase.

AFTER DARK with Noah Tabakin

Join vocalist and baritone saxophonist Noah Tabakin for an evening of soulful reinterpretations, deep grooves, and timeless songs. Drawing from artists like Bill Withers, Sade, Prince, Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder, and more, After Dark blends warm vocals, rich baritone sax, and thoughtful arrangements into an intimate late-night listening experience. Come settle in, slow down, and hear familiar songs in a new way.

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Andre Frattino and Dr. David Valladares speak on Frattino's newest graphic novel release We Are Pan.

We Are Pan is based on the true story of Operación Pedro Pan, a joint effort between the U.S. government and the Catholic Welfare Bureau to evacuate 14,000 children from Cuba to the U.S. between 1960 and 1962. With the rise of communism following Fidel Castro's revolution, parents feared for their children's future and, through this secret operation, secured passage for them to America. These children (later referred to as "Pedro Pans") would be distributed across the U.S., mostly living in foster homes. In many cases, these children never saw their families again, and their lives would be changed forever. This is their story.

See the comic come to life in the Trailer.

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Andre Frattino is a professional illustrator and storyteller who has worked in a variety of roles, from published graphic novelist to ghost tour guide to reality television and podcast personality. He holds degrees from both Savannah College of Art and Design (BFA, Sequential Art) and the University of Florida (MA, Art Education). As a visual storyteller, he utilizes his skills in writing and illustrating to work on a variety of projects, both personal and commercial. He is the creator of the Florida-focused graphic novel series The Flagler's Few (Pineapple Press) and has worked with clients that include the New York Times best-selling author Shelley Fraser Mickle, Infinite Energy, and Firehouse Subs. His recent titles include the Kickstarter success Simon Says, for which he served as writer, and his illustrative adaptation of A Land Remembered, a Pulitzer Prize-nominated novel. Frattino currently resides in Savannah, Georgia, with his amazingly talented wife, two furry rascals, and a school of koi fish. He moonlights as a walking ghost tour guide in his free time.

Enjoy tunes from local musician Markus Kuhlmann from Savannah, GA.

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