Le Labo on Wheels takes up a month‑long residency this April in Forsyth Park, directly across from Hotel Bardo. The residency creates a natural synergy between the park and its surroundings. Inside the truck, enjoy freshly compounded perfume alongside the Classic, Home, Body–Hair–Face, and Grooming collections.

Inspired by Hotel Bardo’s ethos of bringing people together, the partnership invites visitors to move seamlessly between the park and hotel, discovering Savannah through spontaneous moments of scent, culture, and connection.

Le Labo on Wheels is an itinerant project that travels to different US cities, sharing our craft of slow perfumery wherever we go. This stop in Savannah marks our 11th LLOW in the United States.

Store Hours:
April 2nd through May 3rd
Monday – Saturday: 10:00am – 6:00pm
Sunday: 10:00am – 5:00pm

The SDBA invites you to participate in the City of Savannah: Parking Matters and Savannah Department of Transportation luncheon powered by BankSouth. Learn about workforce parking solutions, park and ride options, opportunities to get more locals downtown with parking solutions. Updates about DOT, the Downtowner, Flowbird parking app and more. Plus, join us in celebrating 50 year’s of Spanky’s on Savannah’s Waterfront- the home of the original chicken finger! Powered by BankSouth enjoy a special chicken fingers and spuds lunch from our SDBA members Live Oak Restaurant Group. We look forward to seeing you on April 8th at the Coastal Georgia Center, 305 Fahm Street from 11:30am-1pm!

Let your imagination run wild at this weekly drawing workshop for aspiring creatives focusing on the basic principles of art and design. Seek inspiration in the galleries, meet new friends, and begin preparing a portfolio of your work as museum educators offer tutorials to perfect your drawing skills.

This workshop for middle school and high school students is free and open to the public.

To RSVP or for more information, email Hannah Thompson, manager of museum visitation and programming, at hthompso@scad.edu.

Energizing, beginner friendly African dance class open to all ages. Traditional African dance class with live drumming every other Wednesday and Afro-fusion class every other Wednesday.
Explore culture and experience well-being through social connection and physical movement.

Savannah Indivisible will host a Data Center Town Hall on April 8, 2026 from 6:00-8:00 p.m. at the Otis S. Johnson, Ph.D. Cultural Arts Center in Savannah.

Members of the Georgia Public Service Commission, data center experts, and elected officials will gather to speak with the community and answer questions. This town hall is an opportunity for residents to raise concerns about the ethical, economic, and environmental fallout of these sprawling complexes.

We’re asking questions like:

– Why do we need so many new data centers? Why can’t old ones be upgraded?
– What is the environmental cost?
– Why do data centers get tax breaks and zoning exceptions?
– Why do Georgia Power residential customers pay for data centers’ subsidies and discounts?
– What is the political process for their approval and how can residents get their voices heard?

Spend a few hours exploring the marsh with a marine scientist! Join us for a program featuring Sydney Williams, Nature-Based Solutions Specialist with Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant. Williams holds a doctorate in environmental engineering from the University of Florida, where she studied the role of ribbed mussels in salt marsh ecosystems.

The program takes place at the UGA Aquarium on Skidaway Island, where Williams will begin with an overview of her salt marsh research. Participants will then travel by boat to nearby salt marsh sites, so be prepared to get muddy! Along the way, experts will share insights into how Georgia’s salt marshes improve water quality, provide critical habitat and help mitigate coastal erosion.

Cost: $30. Registration is required and includes admission to the UGA Aquarium. Children ages 10 and up are welcome but must be accompanied by a registered adult.

Celebrate the start of the growing season with a hands‑on workshop designed to spark creativity and cultivate beauty. In this interactive session, participants will learn the basics of starting zinnia seeds—one of the most reliable and rewarding flowers for any cut‑garden. All materials are provided, including a seed‑starting tray and a curated selection of colorful zinnia varieties.

Guided by our garden team, you’ll sow two trays of seeds: one that will be nurtured and grown for the Botanical Gardens’ summer cut‑flower display, and one you’ll take home to begin your own personal cutting garden. Along the way, you’ll learn practical tips for seed starting, transplanting, and encouraging long, strong stems perfect for bouquets.

The Sticks Society invites the community to celebrate the official ribbon cutting of its new boutique cigar retail and lounge in Garden City. What began as a mobile cigar experience serving weddings, private events, and corporate gatherings has evolved into a thoughtfully designed brick and mortar destination focused on education, culture, and connection. Founded by a veteran family, The Sticks Society blends Southern hospitality with a modern, welcoming atmosphere where both new and experienced cigar enthusiasts can feel at home. Guests can expect a curated cigar selection, personalized service, and an approachable lounge experience. Join us as we mark this exciting milestone and officially welcome The Sticks Society to the Garden City business community.

Cut Ribbon at 12:15 PM

Please join TownePlace Suites by Marriott, Savannah-Chatham Parkway, on Thursday, April 9th from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. as we officially celebrate our grand opening. We proudly opened on January 27th as the newest addition to the Ideal Hospitality portfolio. Conveniently located just off I-16 at Exit 165, the hotel is easily spotted from the highway and offers exceptional accessibility for travelers. Featuring 112 spacious suite-style accommodations, TownePlace Suites provides a home-like environment while traveling away from home, enjoying flexibility, and a spacious suite with a full kitchen for both short and extended stays. Guests can enjoy thoughtful amenities, including a complimentary breakfast served each morning and free parking. Guests are invited to tour the property, connect with the team, and experience firsthand all that TownePlace Suites Savannah Chatham Parkway has to offer.

Join us at Plant Riverside District for our second Wine Walk featuring an exceptional selection of the Pahlmeyer portfolio wines from Napa Valley and artfully prepared small bites, all while experiencing an exciting culinary journey throughout our amazing restaurants.

You will be welcomed at our private rooftop Compass Pool Lounge with a welcome pour of sparkling wine before embarking on this perfectly paired guided food and wine tasting experience with stops at Compass Pool Lounge, Stone & Webster Chophouse, Graffito, District Seafood, District Smokehouse, and BaoBab Lounge, each showcasing a distinctive wine and culinary pairing.

Throughout the evening, Lili Shariati will share insights into the craftsmanship, philosophy, and Napa Valley heritage behind the celebrated wines of Pahlmeyer, creating one of Savannah’s most memorable wine tasting experiences. Complementing the wines, thoughtfully curated bites by Executive Chef Eric Fullem are designed to highlight and enhance the bold character of each carefully selected pour.

Savannah Mix | Every 2nd Monday at Midtown Arthouse

Join us for the Savannah Mix is a relaxed, art-filled business networking evening designed to bring together local entrepreneurs, professionals, creatives, and community.

We’re proud to co-host this gathering alongside Coastal Connect, Outline Design & Staging, and Brandi Huff, REALTOR®.

Enjoy meaningful conversations surrounded by original local artwork, with generous thanks to our partners Radharani’s Desserts for helping us create a welcoming atmosphere.

Good people, great connections, and art on the walls to spark it all.

2nd Mondays
6pm – 7:30pm
2016 E Broad Street

ARTISTS RSVP link here https://forms.gle/ZJMobKNMYutvKNaq5

Savannah Stress Reset is a weekly guided breathwork class at Daffin Park designed to help you release stress, regulate your nervous system, and sleep more deeply.

This is a beginner-friendly, experiential class focused on simple breathing exercises that help you feel calmer in real time. Perfect if you’re stressed, overstimulated, tired-but-wired, or just need a weekly reset.

We meet by the fountain near the tennis courts. Just bring yourself and dress comfortably.

Thursdays at 6:30 PM
Daffin Park, Savannah
1 hour • $15
Register: https://savannahbreathreset.com/stressreset

Sacred Heart, Savannah, is hosting a lecture by Dr. Charles Weaver on April 9, at 6:30 pm. The lecture, titled “Humble Magnificence, Sober Splendor: The Place of Chant in the Christian Life,” is a reflection on Gregorian chant in relation to other sacred music, chant as an interpretive guide to prayer, and chant and liturgical renewal.

Charles Weaver is on the faculty of the Juilliard School, where he teaches historical music theory, historical ear training, plucked-string instruments, and music history. He holds a PhD in music theory from the City University of New York. His research interests include the rhythm of Gregorian chant and the history of the theory of harmony. He serves as editor of the journal Sacred Music, published by the Church Music Association of America, which, as a continuation of the nineteenth-century journal Cecilia, is the longest-running musical periodical in North America. He is organist and choirmaster at St. Mary’s Church in Norwalk, Connecticut, where he specializes in the liturgical performance of medieval and renaissance music. He has been assistant conductor for Juilliard Opera and has directed opera productions for Dell’Arte Opera and the Yale Baroque Opera Project. He has also played continuo in opera productions at the University of Maryland, the Cleveland Institute of Music, Princeton University, and the Boston Early Music Festival. As a collaborative musician, he has performed with the Orchestra of St. Luke’s, the New York Philharmonic, the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Minnesota Orchestra, and the Virginia Symphony. In addition to being a regular member of the ensemble Quicksilver, his chamber-music projects have included engagements with Piffaro, Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, the Folger Consort, Apollo’s Fire, Blue Heron, the Newberry Consort, and Musica Pacifica. He also once arranged Saint-Saëns’s “Swan” for cello and theorbo and accompanied Yo-Yo Ma at a gala performance for Orchestra Lumos.

Join a community of writers, of all levels of experience, and learn the technique of Emergent Writing.

Writers who may want to write about their lives, who may want to publish, who may want to get deeper in their journaling practice or just have fun with words!

Instructor Bio: James Lough Ph.D. is the author of the upcoming book Emergent Writing: Reclaiming Creative Voice in the Age of AI (forthcoming Routledge Books). He has taught writing for 33 years and published five additional books, one of which was optioned by Lionsgate for TV production. He founded SCAD Savannah’s writing department and taught there for 17 years.

For info, contact James at:
clearinghousesavannah@gmail.com

We are welcoming Trivia to the Shuk Atrium on Thursday Nights!
In collaboration with Pubstar Entertainment we are excited to present a night of fun and competition.
Prizes for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place!