Are you looking for something a little bit different, but still totally unique? Cocktail Classes in Congress Street Up are sure to wet your whistle.

Highlights:

• 1 ½ hour experience in an authentic speakeasy atmosphere
• Create two cocktails with the liquor of your choosing
• Snack on small bites and learn the history behind the cocktails you create
• Free take-home SWAG!

History and learning have never been more hands on—or tastier! 

Cocktail culture was born during Prohibition when alcohol was so potent and nose curling that bartenders and home brewers started combining mixers with the booze to make it more palatable! We follow the tradition of those early mixologists and will help you learn how to make proper Prohibition Era cocktails in our speakeasy.

This 1.5-hour long experience takes place in Congress Street Up, the 1920’s style speakeasy inside the American Prohibition Museum. Using authentic bar equipment and learning from our expert bartenders, you’ll create Prohibition Era cocktails that will impress your friends for years to come.

Operates on Mondays, bi-weekly, starting at 6:00pm. Guests must check in 20 minutes prior to class. Guests must present photo-ID and be 21 years of age or older.

Reservations are required. To change or cancel reservation you must do so 24 hours in advance by calling 912-233-0083. No cancellations or refunds will be made 24 hours prior to tour departure.

Age Requirements: Must be 21 years of age or older.

Pooler City Council Meeting at Pooler City Hall. Deadline for items to be put on agenda: Noon on Wednesdays two (2) weeks prior to meeting.

Desayunando Con La Cámara – Monthly breakfast for members and non-members. Geared towards getting new Savannah Hispanic Chamber members to know each other and how their product or service can benefit the communities they serve.

Program and activities are bi-lingual (Spanish/English) so feel free to practice your language of preference!

Variety of breakfast combinations to get your morning going!

Program:
7:45 – Registration/Networking
8:00 – Welcome/Invocation
8:05 – Welcome of New Chamber Members since the previous month
8:15 – Featured Speaker

Meet leaders in the Hispanic Community as well as non-hispanic business owners who wish to do business with Savannah area hispanic community,

Annual Membership: $100 per year

Various levels of Annual Corporate Sponsorships are also available.

For more information, contact 2018 President Alfonso Ribot at 904-422-5019 or visit us online on FACEBOOK or our website. Organization also holds an annual Awards Gala.

Meets monthly on the third Tuesday in January, February, March, April, September, October and November. Schedule: 5:30 PM Social, 6:15 PM Meeting.

Join the William Jay Society for a first look at the new Rembrandt exhibit at the Jepson Center! We’ll begin the evening with for hors d’oeuvres, libations and live entertainment at 5:30 pm followed by an exclusive, after-hours look at Rembrandt and the Jewish Experience: The Berger Print Collection.

For more information, contact Calli Laundré at 912.790.8807 or laundrec@telfair.org.

SCORE Savannah
The Business Model Canvas Workshop
Tools to Grow Your Business Workshop Series

When: Thursday, March 21,2019, 11:30 am – 1:00 pm

Where: SCORE Conference Room, 111 E. Liberty St. Savannah

What: The Business Model Canvas workshop describes the use, purpose and location of the nine essential elements describing your company. The layout encourages your management team to think about how the pieces interact as your business goes through various phases of growth. By understanding the anatomy of a successful business, you will be positioned to create real value for your customers and stakeholders and move ahead of competition

Register by Calling SCORE at (912) 652-4335
Fee: $20.00

What Attendees Will Take Away from the Program:
• An understanding of the nine elements of any business and how
these parts fit together to define the customer and the business
• By understanding how the nine elements work together to form
the business, the management team will have a tool to design,
challenge and change the business model to fit the goals of the business
• Knowledge of how the user-creator (management team) can use the model to determine how a change in one business element can impact another element. Recognizing these interrelationships will allow the team to prevent the “law of unintended sequences” from taking root.

ABOUT OUR SPEAKER: Allen Torpie is an experienced member of the Savannah SCORE team. He holds an MS degree from Cornell in organizational behavior and an MS degree in management from MIT. During his business career he held senior management positions within the electrical wire and cable industry.

This exhibition contains 21 etchings by Rembrandt and one drawing by Rembrandt’s teacher Pieter Lastman (Dutch, 1583-1633). These works highlight the artist’s nuanced relationship with Amsterdam’s citizens of the Jewish faith and the keen insights Rembrandt brought to interpretations of Old Testament Bible stories.

Rembrandt’s legacy as an etcher is characterized by the new and innovative techniques he introduced to printmaking. He broke with longstanding, traditional depictions of biblical narratives; instead, Rembrandt added emotional and psychological depth to his subjects through expressive faces, dramatic body language, and his bold use of shadow and light.

See website for museum admission rates.

A support group for those whose loved ones have died by suicide. Meets the 3rd Monday of each month at Full Circle from 6:00 p.m.-7:30 p.m.

Tatemville Neighborhood Association Monthly Meeting. Third Monday of every month.

Meets third Monday of every month.

6:30 p.m. Mondays. The 13th Colony Sound Savannah Barbershop Chorus meets every Monday at Whitefield UMC. Please contact us for more information: savannahbarbershoppers@gmail.com. If you can carry a tune, come sing with us! For more information, go to 13thcolonysound.com.

Mondays are for laughing your face off! Come experience Odd Lot’s special brand of funny at Monday Night Madness every Monday at 7:30pm at the Loft on Liberty, directly above Savannah Coffee Roasters.

BNI is the largest referral networking group of its kind in the world. There are currently thousands of BNI chapters worldwide with over 200,000 members. Each year these members pass millions of referrals between themselves which translates into billions of dollars in business. We would like to invite anyone who has any interest in learning more about the power of referral networking and how it can help them grow their business and make more money to attend one of our weekly meetings as a guest. Imagine having 20-30 people helping to grow your business and send referrals your way every day of every week and having a pipeline to additional referral sources and networking opportunities by being a part of a group where you are treated like family. This is not a fantasy but a reality that we call BNI and hundreds of thousands of people are a part of it. Why not you?

This exhibition contains 21 etchings by Rembrandt and one drawing by Rembrandt’s teacher Pieter Lastman (Dutch, 1583-1633). These works highlight the artist’s nuanced relationship with Amsterdam’s citizens of the Jewish faith and the keen insights Rembrandt brought to interpretations of Old Testament Bible stories.

Rembrandt’s legacy as an etcher is characterized by the new and innovative techniques he introduced to printmaking. He broke with longstanding, traditional depictions of biblical narratives; instead, Rembrandt added emotional and psychological depth to his subjects through expressive faces, dramatic body language, and his bold use of shadow and light.

See website for museum admission rates.

Every Tuesday Bull Street Taco presents Taco’s for a Cause–supporting a different charity every month!

Is bad credit holding you back from starting the business of your dreams? Do you lack the right credit to get the loans you need to grow your business?

SBAC and CCCS offer FREE monthly credit building workshops to help individuals and small businesses rebuild or establish strong credit to reach their business goals.

Come to one credit building workshop and ask how you can qualify for a secured credit card and a $1000 small business loan.

Meets every Tuesday at noon at Saint Leo University in Room 3.

Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes at the UGA Aquarium? During the week of spring break, we’re offering special behind-the-scenes tours on March 19 and March 21 for families. Spend the afternoon exploring our exhibits and learning about what it’s like to care for our native marine animals during a behind-the-scenes tour led by an aquarium educator. Children ages 5 and up are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult.

Registering before the event is encouraged but not required. Questions? Contact Kayla Clark at kayla270@uga.edu or 912-598-3345.

For day-of payment, please bring cash or check. We do not accept credit cards.

​Tuesdays and Thursday from 5:30–8:30 PM. Classes in drama, brass, woodwind, vocal, dance, guitar and piano. All ages. Cost: $6 per lesson, fall, winter and spring quarters. For more information, call Lt. Shauntrice at 912-352-8366.

Meets monthly on the third Tuesday.

Come out and join W.O.R.D (Way Of Real Discovery) every 1st and third Tuesdays of the month at Indulge Coffee for A Cup of Word open mic night. Come and experience the talent of some of the areas poets, singers, rappers etc. Sign up starts at 7 pm. Say Word!

Meets monthly on the third Tuesday.

We are affiliated with Lions Clubs International, celebrating 100 years of service to humanity. Lions #1 project is to help prevent and eradicate all causes of blindness worldwide. Did you know that Type 2 Diabetes is a leading cause of blindness even in the United States? Our local Club meets the first and third Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM at the Wilmington Island Methodist Church, 195 Wilmington Island Road. We invite all service-minded individuals to attend a meeting and be our guest to see what we are all about. The third Tuesday is a catered meal with a program and/or guest speaker. We frequently have a booth at the Wilmington Island Farmers Market and/or ACE Hardware where we sell Lions Brooms (original American corn brooms) and grilled hot dogs as fundraisers for our charities.

Monthly meetings of the CFO Council of Savannah take place the 3rd Wednesday of every month. Thanks to the generosity of our sponsors, there is no cost to attend our breakfast meetings. Our usual agenda is as follows:

• 7:00 AM: Networking and Coffee
• 7:25 AM: Breakfast is Served
• 7:45 AM: Presentation Begins
• 8:30 AM: Meeting Adjourns 

Based on the notion that entrepreneurs discover solutions and engage with their communities over a million cups of coffee, the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation developed 1 Million Cups in 2012—a free program designed to educate, engage and inspire entrepreneurs around the country. Through the power of volunteers, 1 Million Cups has grown to more than 180 communities.

As a program of the Kauffman Foundation, 1 Million Cups works with entrepreneurs, empowering them with the tools and resources to break down barriers that stand in the way of starting and growing their businesses. Mr. Kauffman believed it was a fundamental right for anyone who had a big idea to be able to bring it to life—and we’re here to fulfill that mission.

This exhibition contains 21 etchings by Rembrandt and one drawing by Rembrandt’s teacher Pieter Lastman (Dutch, 1583-1633). These works highlight the artist’s nuanced relationship with Amsterdam’s citizens of the Jewish faith and the keen insights Rembrandt brought to interpretations of Old Testament Bible stories.

Rembrandt’s legacy as an etcher is characterized by the new and innovative techniques he introduced to printmaking. He broke with longstanding, traditional depictions of biblical narratives; instead, Rembrandt added emotional and psychological depth to his subjects through expressive faces, dramatic body language, and his bold use of shadow and light.

See website for museum admission rates.

The National Association of Life Underwriters (NAIFA) Savannah meets the third Wednesday of each month at Carey Hilliard’s on Abercorn.

Networking & Sponsor Visits 11:30 AM
Lunch & Program 12:00 Noon
Non-NAIFA SAV Members: $15
Members: No Cost
1 hour CE

As part of Pet Preparedness Month, CEMA and Chatham County Animal Services are partnering to host a Low-Cost Microchip Clinic “March Microchip Madness” on Wednesday, March 20th from 1pm-6pm. For only $20, owners can bring their pets to Chatham County Animal Services (7211 Sallie Mood Drive, Savannah) to receive their chip and register their animal in the national database.

Microchips are small devices inserted into the skin and can help owners reunite with their pets if they are ever lost. When a pet is found that has a microchip, most veterinary clinics and shelters are able to use a microchip scanner to identify the microchip’s unique ID code. This code is then entered in to the microchip database and retrieves the pet parent’s contact information. These chips are an important part in any pet’s safety.

What: March Microchip Madness- Low-Cost Microchip Event
When: Wednesday, March 20th from 1pm-6pm
Where: Chatham County Animal Services 7211 Salle Mood Drive, Savannah

Meets on the third Wednesday of each month.

Meets monthly on the third Wednesday.

Founded in 1985, BNI® is a global, proven business networking organization.  Our members are business professionals who help each other grow their businesses through their commitment to our principal core value, Givers Gain ®.  Each week, in thousands of communities across the globe, members meet with other trusted business leaders to build and nurture lasting relationships and pass qualified business referrals.  Membership in BNI® offers access to business training, peer learning and opportunities to network and do business with hundreds of thousands of BNI® members around the world.

Come visit our local Savannah chapter, Dynamic Business Builders, to network and grow your business through referral marketing!

This exhibition contains 21 etchings by Rembrandt and one drawing by Rembrandt’s teacher Pieter Lastman (Dutch, 1583-1633). These works highlight the artist’s nuanced relationship with Amsterdam’s citizens of the Jewish faith and the keen insights Rembrandt brought to interpretations of Old Testament Bible stories.

Rembrandt’s legacy as an etcher is characterized by the new and innovative techniques he introduced to printmaking. He broke with longstanding, traditional depictions of biblical narratives; instead, Rembrandt added emotional and psychological depth to his subjects through expressive faces, dramatic body language, and his bold use of shadow and light.

See website for museum admission rates.

Meets monthly on the third Thursday from 11:30 AM-1 PM at Savannah Coffee Roasters at 215 W Liberty Street. Cost: $20 regular, $15 student.

Join us for Lunch Function 101: Money, Cryptocurrency, and Blockchain
with speaker Dr. Gordon Jones, the Co-Founder and Entrepreneur in Residence at StartupLife in Augusta, GA.

Ever since computers and the internet were combined there has been an interest in creating a digital currency that the world could adopt for commerce that would by-pass the government-controlled currencies. Due to the way the digital superhighway and computers are constructed there has never been a way to keep such a digital currency safe and secure, until the invention of blockchain technology. In this presentation, we will talk about money, cryptocurrency, and blockchain as the technology that enables it.

Connect with Dr. Gordon Jones: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drgordonjones/

Creative Coast will be sponsoring lunch so be sure to RSVP:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/lunchfunction-101-money-cryptocurrency-and-blockchain-tickets-58452119864

Weekly on Thursdays. Enjoy a delicious lunch at the Jewish Educational Alliance followed by a quality program for only $5. Please RSVP at 912-355-8111.

Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes at the UGA Aquarium? During the week of spring break, we’re offering special behind-the-scenes tours on March 19 and March 21 for families. Spend the afternoon exploring our exhibits and learning about what it’s like to care for our native marine animals during a behind-the-scenes tour led by an aquarium educator. Children ages 5 and up are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult.

Registering before the event is encouraged but not required. Questions? Contact Kayla Clark at kayla270@uga.edu or 912-598-3345.

For day-of payment, please bring cash or check. We do not accept credit cards.

Weekly on Thursdays from 3-5 PM. Each week, this popular organic farm stand, managed by Bethesda students and staff, sells fresh produce, seasonal vegetables, herbs, free range eggs, a variety of plants, goat milk soap, firewood and more. In addition, 100 percent grass-fed ground beef in various quantities are available at the farm stand, which is raised and distributed by Bethesda Academy’s Cattle & Beef Operation. Specialty cuts are also available.

Thursday and Fridays in March 2019
PROGRAM DATES AND TIMES: March 1, 7, 8, 14, 15, 21, 22, 28 at 5 p.m.
ADMISSION: $18 per adult. Plus tax. $14 per child. Plus tax.
Reservations recommended. Limited attendance.
LENGTH OF PROGRAM: 60 to 75 minutes.
Learn about tea traditions and experience an early 19th century tea in the historic atmosphere of the Davenport House Museum. Patrons will tour areas of the historic home where tea service took place and will participate in an afternoon tea with costumed interpreters.
The performance requires that guests be able to walk up and down stairs.