Join us Friday 2.27 & Saturday 2.28 for an epic anniversary celebration with:

💛 FREE sauna sessions ALL DAY both days
🥶 Communal contrast Friday 11:45–2:30 (28 spots only!)
Contrast: $10 members | $25 non-members
🍹 Delicious mocktails
🎁 Giveaways raffle prizes
🌟 Amazing local wellness & lifestyle vendors
TEXT 912-901-3177 to reserve your spot!

Estate Sale: February 27-28 9am-1pm daily:113 White Dogwood Lane.
We have been commissioned to sell the contents of a retired interior designer who was in business in Savannah for 30 years. The home is full of wonderful items, antique and contemporary furniture John Stobart Prints and oil paintings, Limoges and other fine China, silver plate, jewelry kitchenware, collectibles, linens, quilts,clothing, power, tools, yard, tools, and so much more. I was buying furniture.

Tybee Wellness Retreats invites you to experience a rejuvenating escape on Tybee Island, a tranquil sanctuary where self-exploration and personal growth unfold naturally. Each retreat is thoughtfully curated to nurture holistic well-being through a harmonious blend of mindful movement, soul-nourishing meals, and transformative workshops.

Your immersive retreat experience includes luxurious accommodations, four yoga classes, an intention-setting ceremony, sound bath, art workshop, energy workshop, coaching workshop, and a heartfelt closing ceremony along with all meals and non-alcoholic beverages.

For deeper relaxation, guests may enhance their stay with private services such as massage or Reiki, available for an additional cost.

A curated wellness experience designed around choice and exploration. Each session is crafted by expert facilitators who bring their unique gifts to help you regulate your nervous system, restore your energy, and resonate with your authentic self.

Choose your own journey whether that is a single day pass or a full weekend retreat – through breathwork, embodied movement, sound healing, functional nutrition, intuitive development, and creative reconnection. Every experience is designed to meet you exactly where you are.

Friday we begin with a welcome reception & wellness connection event including mocktails, light bites & mini-experiences offered by our practitioners. We will also host an intimate immersive astrology dining experience for 8 people.

Saturday we will have 3 blocks of immersive experiences where you can choose which experience from each block you would like to immerse yourself in.
BLOCK 1: Morning | Regulate & Ground | 8:00 – 8:45 AM
Opening circle & Cacao Ceremony| In Suite with Gina Slager

9:00 – 11:00 AM
Choose one:
Human Design & Embodiment Flow | Little James Lounge
With Sam Howarth (The Way She Was Made) & Jeanne Deloughery (Body & Sol Savannah)

OR
Soma Breathwork Experience | Courtyard
With Christian

BLOCK 2: AFTERNOON | Explore & Restore
1:00 – 3:00 PM
Functional Movement | Little James Lounge
With Meli Kirkwood

OR
Exploring the stories of Arcana as Told by Tarot | Library
With Shena Tarie

EVENING | Resonate & Connect
4:00 – 6:00 PM
Nervous System Reset | In Suite
With Gina

OR
Reconnect to your Creativity | Candle Painting & Manifestation with Stef

SUNDAY – Close out the weekend with a celebratory and integrative class that blends together a group of our practitioners from throughout the weekend to curate a collective experience moving you through Breath, Sound, Grounding, somatic movement, dance and more.

Experience the immersive medium of textiles at SCAD Fibers Open Studio, showcasing installations, works in progress, and make-and-take moments delving into the art of material innovation — from ancient techniques to leading-edge technology. Explore the collaborative environment of Pepe Hall and get creative with your community as you learn more about the SCAD fibers program and enjoy hands-on demos of screen printing, indigo dyeing, tufting, machine knitting, digital and hand-embroidery, weaving, and more.

This event is free and open to the public. For more information, email Max Higgins at ahiggins@scad.edu.

The SCAD fibers program is the largest in the U.S. with a comprehensive curriculum and inspiring facilities featuring advanced tools and resources. SCAD fibers students refine their aesthetic and technical skills as they elevate their knowledge of color, style, and composition. Alumni go on to work in inventive and in-demand roles, gaining prestige in the fine art and luxury sectors; designing elaborate installations for fashion houses and retailers; launching their own studios, brands, and lines; and developing innovative products and materials for iconic brands.

On Friday and Saturday evenings in February at 5:30 p.m. (except Friday, February 13). The last program is on Saturday, February 28.

Experience the unique and flavorful fortified wine and hear how it intertwines with the history of Savannah, as a port city and a center of hospitality. Mid and late 19th century Savannahians, Ward McAllister* and William Neyle Habersham, will be linked to Madeira and Madeira parties.
*McAllister, who with Mrs. Astor, became the arbiters of NY society said, “In Savannah and Charleston, from 1800 up to the Civil War, afternoon wine [Madeira] parties were the custom.”
The program is a 75-minute experience that provides an overview of what Madeira wine is and its connection with Savannah.
Participants should be able to stand as well as walk up and down stairs.

Admission: $36.50 per person. The program is limited to 14 participants. We anticipate selling out.
Patrons must be 21 years of age or older to attend.

Come join us for a fun filled evening of Bingo, snacks, and prizes!

Are you ready for The Remedy?

Experience a transformative live show taking place at Georgia Southern University’s Gullah Geechee Heritage Center. This immersive evening weaves powerful storytelling from Temakha’s lived journey of shifting from a successful career in modeling to a purpose-driven path in art therapy with a soul-stirring live concert featuring her award-winning music.

The experience concludes with a sound healing community-building drum circle designed to activate creative approaches to mental health by grounding collective healing in rhythm, reflection, and connection. Rooted in Temakha’s mission to inspire guests to reflect on their own personal power, The Remedy celebrates authentic creativity and encourages each participant to uncover the healing power they already carry within.

Set within the Gullah Geechee Heritage Center, this show promises to be an evening of peaceful restoration and an inspiring and uplifting conclusion to Black History Month 2026.

Dog Days and Savannah Stopover Music Festival are teaming up for the first monthly concert at The Park at Eastern Wharf in 2026!

The free concert will take place Friday, February 27, 2026 from 6-9 p.m. and feature Improvement Movement with Jalen Reyes supporting.

“Improvement Movement has quickly emerged as one of Atlanta’s most promising acts…the folk-pop quartet blends psych grooves with prog-rock punch, crafting harmony-laden songs that sit as comfortably alongside CSNY as they do with today’s indie favorites.” – ARTS ATL

Improvement Movement — a band renowned for their live shows — has spent the last year playing a steady stream of dates including Shaky Knees and Willie Nelson’s Luck Reunion as well as opening runs with Khruangbin, Royel Otis, Unknown Mortal Orchestra and are hitting the road with Iron & Wine later this spring. Savannah’s own Jalen Reyes (and his band) will open the night.

Food trucks include Ark Royal Burgers, Latin Chicks, Mac Attack, Philly Boys and Jonny Boy Cookies.

Food and drinks are also available to go at bar by fleeting.

Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets. Visit theparkateasternwharf.com for full park rules. There is paid street parking on site as well as parking in the Eastern Wharf garage.

While the show is free and open to the public, VIP tickets are available for $76.19 on Eventbrite. VIP tickets include prime riverfront concert viewing and first come-first served seating, complimentary snacks, beer and wine.

Join us on FRIDAYS at 6:45 pm to improve your groove!

Learn dance patterns, technique and meet new friends!

No partner required!

$10/person/class

Contact with questions!

Tennessee Williams’s The Glass Menagerie — one of the most cherished works in American theatre. This moving, poetic memory play paints a vivid portrait of a family clinging to dreams while confronting the harshness of reality. At its heart is Amanda Wingfield — a mother longing for a brighter past — and her children, Tom and Laura, searching for hope and meaning.

A drama about the city’s greatest trailblazer: First Black nurse in American history, first teacher of freed African-American children, author of the only Civil War Memoir written by a Black woman, and the first woman and first person of color to have a Savannah square named for her. Admission is $29.

Savannah’s only community run art food festival celebrating a youth-led public planting project along the Truman Linear Trail, with camellias in peak bloom.
The Savannah Camellia Festival & Community Run invites runners, walkers, families, and neighbors to enjoy thousands of youth-planted camellias along the Truman Linear Trail, followed by a free, open-door festival at Cohen’s Retreat with food, art, kids activities, and short demonstrations. The event includes a 5K run and a 1–2 mile community walk.

What’s new this year:
❀ First-ever community run and walk on the Truman Linear Park Trail
❀ Youth-planted camellias in peak bloom
❀ Art, food, and hands-on activities

All paces welcome. Go at your speed. Stroll it, roll it—kids and dogs welcome.

“In 2024, I hosted an open and frank conversation and lecture detailing the challenges mothers face when raising boys. I shared insights and proven practices that help ease the difficulties of raising boys. The event was a success and I promised the audience I would do another version of the lecture but this time I would have a panel of successful men, raised by women, to give more insight and answer any questions. “A panel of men raised by single mothers will give insight and information on what helped their Queens during this critical period. This event is not just for single mothers but for all mothers raising young boys.

Join us as we host a wonderful lecture event with a questions and answer session to help mothers understand the growth of boys becoming young men and young men becoming grown men.

Oh, the fun you will have—just wait and see! 📚
You’re invited to celebrate reading at Seuss Fest 2026 at the Savannah Children’s Museum!
📅 Saturday, February 28, 2026
⏰ 10 AM – 1 PM
📍 Savannah Children’s Museum
655 Louisville Rd., Savannah, GA
Attendees are encouraged to dress up as your favorite Dr. Seuss character.
This annual event features stories, games, arts & crafts, playful activities, and a scavenger hunt.
Community partners joining us to offer Seuss Fest fun include:
The Magical World of Toys; Knack Studio; Oatland Island Wildlife Center; Skidaway Island State Park; Memorial Health Dwaine & Cynthia Willet Children’s Hospital of Savannah; The Little Gym of Savannah; artist Mya Timmons (creator of The Gullah Geechee Plant Guide Coloring Book and Geechee Head Art); Savannah Tree Foundation; Live Oak Public Library; Starbase; Snapology.
🥞🍦 Oh Crepe and Leopold’s will be on-site to keep bellies happy.
Seuss Fest is proudly sponsored by Calvary Day School in Savannah.
🎟️ Admission:
Included with regular museum admission: $16 for all guests 18 months and older
FREE for Coastal Heritage Society members (plus 10% off in the gift shop!). Become a member here: https://chsgeorgia.org/membership/