Calling all Chatham County youth!

Your challenge is to design or redesign The Front Porch logo, while capturing the spirit of what makes The Front Porch valuable: helping parents connect to resources for their children. You can tweak our current logo or come up with a completely new design!

Basic Guidelines:
Create your own original The Front Porch logo design/redesign
Save your creation as a PNG, JPG, or PDF
Write a 2-3 sentence description about your amazing idea
E-mail your work to scargile@chathamcounty.org or drop off a hard copy at The Front Porch office – 2203 Abercorn St.

Submission deadline is July 8th. ALL participants receive free SCAD and The Front Porch swag bags. The top 3 participants will have their submissions featured on The Front Porch Facebook and Instagram accounts.

Join us for and Irish adventure! Beauty and adventure await us each day as lads and lasses enjoy games, snacks and more on their shepherd’s journey across the Emerald Isle. So pull on your work boots, grab your walking staff, and get ready for a grand old time! Dinner is served at 5:30 p.m. Contact us today at (912) 925-4839.

Trinity Lutheran Church
12391 Mercy Blvd.
Savannah

Come celebrate the in historic City Market one year anniversary of Alpha Mare Gallery! See the fusion of photography and paintings in what this husband and wife artistic duo dubs “paintography.” Decide “who did it better” on their joint wall, and discover art from additional member artists. This month long event is open Wednesdays – Sundays from 10-6 and every purchase enters you to win a $100 gift certificate on June 30.

The craic is calling, and we’re ready to rock ☘️🎶

Join us at Wexford’s Courtyard this Friday and Saturday for a special weekend of live music featuring local favorites, courtyard vibes, and band performances we don’t usually get to host.

Friday Lineup
Jason Lamson | 5–8 PM
Individually Twisted | 9–11 PM

Saturday Lineup
Stratton James | 12–3:30 PM
Fred Anderson | 4:30–8 PM
Little Gracie Band | 9–11 PM

Grab your clan, raise a pint, and catch the music all weekend long. Sláinte 🍻

June 1st to June 5th, 5:30pm to 8:30pm. Designed for students who have completed Kindergarten through 5th grade, this year’s VBS invites children to step into a high-energy, winter-themed adventure where they become “Challengers” in a fun-filled snow sports event. Throughout the week, participants will engage in interactive games, creative activities, and meaningful lessons centered on resilience, courage, and faith.
Registration costs $10 per child or $20 maximum per family. Scholarships are also available. For more information or to register, please visit www.asburymemorial.org or contact Chris Kincade at 912-233-4351.

Join us for the Grand Opening of Junk Journal Savannah at The Stable Savannah on June 5th from 6 PM to 9 PM! Enjoy live music by Rachel Sierra, creative activities and face painting for kids, plus complimentary snacks and drinks. Bring your favorite beverage, meet fellow creatives, and help us celebrate the beginning of a new community space dedicated to creating, connecting, and inspiring. We can’t wait to see you there! ✨📖💕

Heroes for Hallie Grace to Host 5th Annual Butterfly Ball Celebrating Hallie Grace’s Golden Birthday and Supporting Families Affected by Epidermolysis Bullosa
Savannah, Georgia – June 5, 2026 – Heroes for Hallie Grace, a Savannah-based nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting families affected by Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB), will host its 5th Annual Hallie Grace Memorial Butterfly Ball on June 5, 2026, at the Charles H. Morris Center at Trustees’ Garden.
This year’s theme, “Somewhere Over the Rainbow: Hallie Grace Turns 5,” marks a particularly meaningful milestone. June 5 would have been Hallie Grace’s fifth birthday—a Golden Birthday—and the evening will celebrate her enduring legacy while raising awareness and support for children and families living with EB, a rare and painful genetic skin disorder often referred to as “the worst disease you’ve never heard of.”

Founded in memory of Hallie Grace Davis, Heroes for Hallie Grace works to bridge critical gaps in support for EB families through personalized Welcome Boxes for newly diagnosed families, Wings of Care assistance for urgent needs, and Forever in Flight Memorial Boxes for families who have lost a child to EB.

“Hallie was with us for only three months, but her impact continues to ripple outward in ways we never imagined,” said Dr. Anna Davis, Founder and President of Heroes for Hallie Grace. “This event is about honoring her life, celebrating the strength of the EB community, and creating hope for families facing challenges no one should have to face alone.”
Guests will enjoy an elegant evening featuring dinner, entertainment, raffles, auctions, commemorative keepsakes, and opportunities to learn more about the mission of Heroes for Hallie Grace. Funds raised during the event will directly support programs serving EB families across the United States.

Since its founding, Heroes for Hallie Grace has provided tangible support, resources, advocacy, and connection for families navigating the challenges of EB. The organization continues to expand its reach through community partnerships, awareness initiatives, and direct family assistance.

Community members, business leaders, donors, and supporters are invited to attend and help celebrate five years of hope, impact, and Hallie’s enduring light.
For more information, tickets, sponsorship opportunities, or donations, visit HallieFlies.com.

About Heroes for Hallie Grace
Heroes for Hallie Grace is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in memory of Hallie Grace Davis, a child born with Junctional Epidermolysis Bullosa (JEB). The organization’s mission is to provide support, resources, advocacy, and hope to individuals and families affected by EB while honoring Hallie’s legacy through acts of compassion and service.

After 30 years of maximum rock-n-roll, the five-piece punk rock outfit, Squad Five-O will take the stage one final time to say goodbye in the city where it all started! The performance will feature one of the band’s most iconic lineups: Jeff Fortson (vocals); John Fortson (bass); Kris Klein (guitar); Justin Garbinski (drums); and Adam Garbinski (guitar)! The set list will include songs from all 6 of the band’s albums including some songs that haven’t been played live in more than 20 years! The evening will also include performances from 2MC, m.pale, and Gasoline Heart! It’s guaranteed to be an unforgettable night of music and mayhem! Don’t hesitate! Be there!

Join us for an evening of acoustic music. Tonight’s performance features sessions by two local artists: Brian Edwards and Zack Landers. Brian Edwards and Friends bring an Americana-sound blended with a tinge of folk and a nod to jazz and rock to the stage for a night of pure fun and real, LIVE music—no tape loops or AI enhancement. Zack Landers is best known in the Savannah area for his love and dedication to classic country and folk music and he’ll perform his favorites tonight.

First Friday for Folk Music offers a fantastic music listening experience: live acoustic music by local and traveling artists, low admission fee, alcohol free, non-smoking, secular event, and a friendly and welcoming atmosphere.

Shot Thru the Heart (STTH) is a professional tribute band that pays homage to the music and showmanship of Bon Jovi, one of the greatest rock bands to ever take the stage. STTH provides a high-energy concert experience, playing only the greatest hits and staying true to the original recordings. STTH is the real-deal! The music and vocals are live with meticulous attention to detail that clearly sets STTH apart from the competition.

Join us at The Lost Square Rooftop Bar for a high-energy rooftop DJ event from 9PM–12AM. Set above Savannah, this weekly nightlife experience features a DJ set, craft cocktails, and skyline views that set the tone for an unforgettable night.

Whether you’re meeting friends or dancing into the weekend, Lost After Dark is your go-to Friday vibe.

Most people who ‘can’t meditate’ aren’t bad at it. They just learned a method that only works in perfect conditions — quiet room, no thoughts, relaxed schedule, patient teacher.
Real life doesn’t look like that.

This class teaches the physiological layer underneath meditation that most instruction skips entirely: how your breath pattern directly controls your nervous system state, and how to use that mechanism to reach deep states of calm — deliberately, reliably, in any environment.

You don’t need belief. You don’t need silence. You don’t need 20 years of practice. You need the right tool, applied with the right timing, in the right sequence.
We’ll cover:
• How the mechanics behind meditation works — the physiology
• The simple progression for reaching deeper states reliably
• How to use it in 10 minutes at your desk, in your car, or at 2 AM when you can’t sleep

Saturdays at 8:30 AM | Forsyth Park, Savannah GA | $15 drop-in
We meet by the tennis courts, under the big old oak tree
Taught by Chase Barber, Oxygen Advantage certified breath coach

This class is right for you if you’ve tried meditation apps and quit, found guided meditation too dependent on mood or environment, want to understand the ‘why’ behind what you’re doing, or just want a Saturday morning practice that actually moves the needle.

Questions? Email Chase@savannahbreathreset.com.

Join us for a special celebration of the blue planet to kick off this year’s World Ocean Week! Meet Lefty, the North Atlantic Right Whale in the morning, then a local grad student will be teaching a microplastics analysis in the afternoon. Admission is FREE, and event will run from 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. with a short lunch closure between 12:30 p.m. – 1:00 p.m..

We’re celebrating World Ocean Day at the UGA Aquarium on Saturday, June 6! Dive into a full day of ocean-themed activities, including art projects, games and hands-on science. The UGA Aquarium will be open to visitors free of charge.

Visitors can also explore NASA sea-level data that helps coastal communities plan for the future. Learn how small actions can make a big impact on ocean health and take a pledge to protect our blue planet.

This event is free thanks to support from the NASA Science Activation Program.