Since 1960, NAWIC has led the nationwide movement for Women in Construction Week®, elevating the achievements of women across the construction industry. Held annually during the first full week of March, WIC Week spotlights the importance of diversity, equity, and opportunity in building the future. Women in Construction (WIC) Week is a nationwide initiative that advances and promotes the vital role of women in the construction industry. Led by the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC), WIC Week® brings together thousands of people across the country for events that elevate, connect, and spotlight women in all facets of the built environment. Join NAWIC Coastal Georgia #380 to amplify, educate and inspire you this week with various activities!

In celebration of our 10th Anniversary this year, we pay tribute to the British influence on our region’s history and lifestyle with world-renowned designer and style icon, India Hicks. As daughter of Lady Pamela Hicks and famed interior designer, David Hicks, India’s style blends her aristocratic British roots with a relaxed island lifestyle.
Presented by the The National Society of The Colonial Dames of America in the State of Georgia, a 501C3 charitable organization, this event supports the ongoing preservation of two of the City’s prominent historic houses, the Andrew Low House Museum and The Green-Meldrim House.

Please join us for the March First Friday art march at Alexander’s Bistro from 5pm-8pm. Libations and appetizers will be served.

🎶 Live Music at Molly’s

Join us Friday, March 6th at 6PM for Willie Jackson & The Tybee Blues Band!

Get ready for soulful blues, smooth vocals, and feel-good island energy. 🌴
Cold drinks, great food, and the perfect way to kick off your weekend on Wilmington Island. 🍻

Welcome back music to the atrium!
This spring we invite rotating local artists to preform in our one of a kind indoor- outdoor atrium space at Shuk Friday evenings!
The Lineup:
March 6th – Susanna Kennedy
March 13th – Alia Torres
March 20th – Rhyan Sinclair
March 27th – Shawnessey Cargile
April 3rd – Liz Kelley
April 10th – Basik Lee
April 17th – Ross Matthews
April 24th – Ansley Gaffney
May 1st – Dr. K
May 8th – Susanna Kennedy
May 15th – LUCA
May 22nd – Kari Greenway
May 29th – Liz Kelley

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!

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.

Join Step South for a night of line dancing at District Live! Whether you’re experienced or just starting out, there’s something for everyone with lessons and social dancing throughout the night. With a spacious dance floor and a full bar, it is the perfect blend of learning, dancing, and socializing. Come be a part of a vibrant dance community in one of the city’s premier locations. Doors open at 7 and lessons start at 8. We can’t wait to dance with you!

Continue to dance the night away at Electric Moon by skipping the line with your wristband!

The performance is an immersive sensory experience—a fusion of dance, digital visuals, live painting, live music, opera, and spoken word poetry. A silent auction and artist talk will take place after each performance.

Join us for an evening of acoustic music. Tonight’s performance features two sessions by The Galway Rogues, Savannah’s most experienced Irish folk and trad band.

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.
The Galway Rogues are led by Michael Corbett (Guitar, lead vocals) with Dan O’Connell (Accordion, whistles, vocals), Johnnie Kennedy (Double bass) and Liam Corbett (Bodhrán)

Michael Corbett- Michael is a native of the Boston area who moved to Savannah in 2005. He plays acoustic guitar and is currently the lead singer and front man for The Galway Rogues in addition to occasional solo gigs. Michael has been performing Irish music professionally since 1995 and has been mentored by some of the finest Irish folk musicians of the twentieth century, including Robbie O’Connell and the legendary Liam Clancy. Michael is also influenced by a variety of American folk musicians from Pete Seeger to Bill Staines. In Savannah, Michael was also the lead singer and guitar player for Seldom Sober and The Savannah Ceili Band.

Dan O’Connell- Dan, a native of Cleveland, OH, has been playing Irish music for over thirty years. He was a founding member of The Savannah Ceili Band and other Savannah based bands. Dan is the owner of O’Connell’s pub and has lived in Savannah ever since the incident in Philadelphia.

Johnnie Kennedy- Johnnie has been playing bass professionally for over 50 years. Johnnie has worked with such notable artists as Freda Payne, the Drifters, the Platters, and the Coasters. A local legend, Johnnie works for Portman’s music during the day. He and Michael first played together in 2009.

Liam Corbett- Liam is Michael’s son and is a big fan of Irish music, particularly The Clancy Brothers, The Wolfe Tones, and The Irish Rovers. Liam plays bodhrán and made his professional debut with the Rogues at the 2025 Savannah Irish Festival.

One of our most popular and beloved classes. Toss the recipes and take a trip to Forsyth Farmers Market where you’ll meet the local vendors and select locally grown produce and proteins before returning to prepare lunch, focused on vegetable preparations and grilling basics.

The Bank of America Museums on Us program offers Bank of America, Merrill, or Bank of America Private Bank credit and debit cardholders FREE general admission to 225 cultural attractions the first full weekend of every month.

For the past 25 years, Bank of America has provided access to some of our nation’s greatest cultural experiences and brought new visitors to partner museums. Use the Bank of America Museums on Us Location Finder tool to search for participating cultural institutions. With more than 225 Museums on Us partners in cities across the United States, there is an option for everyone.

Georgia State Railroad Museum:
Located in Savannah, Georgia State Railroad Museum is a beautiful National Historic Landmark located at the former Central of Georgia Railway Savannah Shops and Terminal Facilities. With a fully operational turntable, you have the chance to explore historic railcars, experience the handcar, and go on guided tours. Be sure to check the train rides that run on the hour from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Fridays through Sundays. Schedules and locomotives are subject to change, please call ahead. (912) 651-6823

Old Fort Jackson:
Old Fort Jackson is a National Historic Landmark in Savannah offering daily cannon firings and interactive programs for adults, kids, and families. It features historical weapons demonstrations and interactive programming for families. Daily cannon firings occur at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.

Pin Point Heritage Museum:
At the Pin Point Heritage Museum, located in the former A.S. Varn & Son Oyster and Crab Factory in Savannah, visitors can experience the Gullah/Geechee culture first hand. For nearly 100 years, the community of Pin Point was quietly isolated on the banks of the Moon River just south of Savannah. Now, you can explore the refurbished museum complex and experience multimedia presentations, exciting exhibits, and unparalleled views of the marsh.

Savannah Children’s Museum:
Located within the Central of Georgia Railway Carpentry Shop, Savannah Children’s Museum features over a dozen exhibits designed to expand the imaginations of children including an exploration maze, a reading nook, and a sensory garden.

Savannah History Museum:
Located in the former Central of Georgia Railway Passenger Depot, Savannah History Museum takes you on a journey through time from Savannah’s earliest days to the present, with unique exhibits and interactive experiences for the family. Exhibits include an early 20th century steam locomotive, archaeological finds from Savannah’s Revolutionary War history, and much more.

SCAD Museum of Art:
Eva Jospin ‘Into the Woods’
In her debut U.S. museum exhibition, Eva Jospin demonstrates her creative magnitude and the unique nuance of her singular practice. The range of Jospin’s expression fascinates viewers with otherworldly appeal, from the sculpted forests and architectural follies she meticulously carves in cardboard to her richly embroidered landscape tapestries and her most intricate and delicate renderings. Now through June 7

Saturday, March 7 and Sunday, March 8 (the first full weekend of each month)

Learn something new this month with a visit to these and many more Museums on Us partners in Atlanta and across the country:

Savannah
• Georgia State Railroad Museum
• Old Fort Jackson
• Pin Point Heritage Museum (Saturdays only)
• SCAD Museum of Art
• Savannah Children’s Museum
• Savannah History Museum

Bank of America believes the arts have a unique ability to connect people and communities and help local economies thrive. Through Museums on Us, Bank of America provides its cardholders with free access to artistic and cultural experiences across the United States at celebrated institutions ranging from art, children’s and history museums to aquariums, botanical gardens and science centers.

Those interested can use the Bank of America Museums on Us location finder tool to search for participating cultural attractions, understand any applicable Museums on Us admission protocols, and check with museums directly for their operating hours.

Present your Bank of America, Merrill or Bank of America Private Bank credit or debit card along with a photo ID to gain free general admission to any participating institution during the first full weekend (Saturday and Sunday) of each month. Cardholders only; guests are not eligible for free admission. Program excludes fundraising events, special exhibitions and ticketed shows. Not to be combined with other offers. Museum participation varies.

Welcome to the Savannah Youth Mentoring HUB radio show podcast, where we talk about all things related to youth mentoring — what it is, how to do it, where to find it in the Greater Savannah area, and what drives our community leaders who are dedicated to it. You can catch LIVE episodes every Friday at 11 am on WRUU 107.5 FM.

Stream current and past episodes at SAVYOUTHMENTORING.ORG

Tour SCAD MOA with a SCAD student docent and gain a new perspective on contemporary art.

Docent tours are open to the public with the cost of museum admission.

Register at least a day in advance by contacting Hannah Thompson, manager of museum visitation and programming, at hthompso@scad.edu.

Experience an immersive journey through Savannah’s rich black history with Author and Historian Rita Fuller-Yates. Delve into the city’s past, from pre-slavery days to the civil rights movement, uncovering stories of resilience and triumph. With engaging multimedia elements, each 90-minute tour promises an informative and enjoyable exploration of Savannah’s black churches, communities, and the remarkable individuals who shaped its history. Join us for an unforgettable experience filled with knowledge, emotion, and maybe even a little fun along the way.