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Home Front: "A House in the South" 

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Tour 20 of the grandest homes of the South without leaving your living room. Frances Schultz Shades, author of "Atlanta at Home" and former host of the Emmy-winning series "Southern Living Presents," along with Paula Wallace, president and co-founder of the Savannah College of Art and Design, present their book "A House in the South." Enjoy the infamous Southern porch and the benefits of antique silver in full color photography for yourself, or give the book as a housewarming gift. Schultz will be at Shades of Light at 4924 Broad St. Nov. 7 from 4 to 7p.m.
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