Join Dawn as she brings Savannah’s history, symbolism and stunning Victorian funerary art to life before the afternoon heat sets in.

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Join us for a happy hour to connect business owners, medical professionals, and members of the community to support mothers of the lowcountry.

No experience? No problem! Learn the fundamentals of salsa in a fun, welcoming atmosphere with your instructor, Yomi. Whether you’re coming solo or with a partner, you’ll leave with new moves, more confidence, and a great time. Fee is $15 at the door or can be paid ahead through Cashapp or Zelle. Contact us for more details. contact@divinity-events.com

Sole Sisters, our next experience is officially here, and this one is DIFFERENT. 💖

Introducing Sole Sister Sessions: BREATHE & BLOOM 🌸

In partnership with Savannah Breath Reset, we’re taking over beautiful Forsyth Park for an intentional evening designed to help you pause, breathe, reconnect, and pour back into YOU.

Because when was the last time you intentionally stopped?

Not to answer an email. Not to take care of somebody else. Not to finish one more thing on your list.

But simply to BREATHE.

🌿 WHY SHOULD YOU COME?

Because you deserve a moment to slow down.

Because stress has a way of becoming normal when we’re constantly moving.

Because meeting new women as an adult can be HARD, and we’re creating a space where you can simply show up and connect.

Because wellness is part of confidence too.

And because sometimes the woman who does everything for everybody else needs someone to remind her:

Sis, you deserve to be poured into too. 💕

Your evening will include:

🫁 Guided functional breathwork with Savannah Breath Reset
🌸 Reflection intentional journaling
🤝 Genuine connection with amazing women
🥂 Light refreshments
📸 Content moments good vibes
🌳 A beautiful evening together in Forsyth Park

And don’t worry if you’ve never done breathwork before. You don’t need experience. Come exactly as you are.

📅 Tuesday, August 25, 2026 ⏰ 6:30 PM 📍 Forsyth Park, near the fountain | Savannah, GA 🎟️ Ticketed Experience

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FREE for Members or with Admission | FREE with SNAP Benefits • Join us every Wednesday for family drop-in art activities inspired by our new CAM exhibition The World of William O. Golding. Enjoy a different nautical art activity in the CAM family lounge each month! • July Activity: o Ocean Creatures in Art- Learn about sea creatures on Georgia’s coast. Make your own sea creature decoration to take home!

The National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force’s monthly Mighty Talk series continues with One Pilot’s Story: From Pittsburg to the Ardennes, presented by Bruce Halley. This program will take place on August 26th at 11:00 am at the museum.

The program is free to the public, but please register at https://forms.gle/RpZKBZ2HCT3PNMMN9

Optional Lunch: Join us for an optional lunch afterwards. $10/12 cash/credit for members or $15/17cash/credit for non-members.

About the Presentation
When he graduated high school in May 1941, Raymond Ankeny – like many young men at that time – planned to enroll in college, graduate, get a job and start a family. All these plans were put on hold when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. Raymond enlisted in the US Army Air Corps in early 1942 and was called up in 1943. After a series of stations and training programs he earned his wings as a multi-engine pilot and was assigned to fly heavy bombers. His crew deployed to the 8th Airforce in England in late 1944 and began flying bombing missions in B-17s in January 1945.

On their 21st mission they were shot down and the plane crashed south of Dresden Germany. The remains of the crew were eventually located and were relocated for identification at the Ardennes American Military Cemetery in Belgium, where he was buried in his final resting place in 1948.

This presentation will provide a review of his life prior to being called into service, snapshots of his training to become a pilot, life on the base in England, a review of his missions during the war, and some of their reflections about these missions. We will provide an in-depth review of this crew’s final mission and the individual crew member outcomes, focusing on the 6 members who died that day. Finally, we will review the sequence of events surrounding their eventual recovery, identification and burial, and the research effort to assemble this story.

About the Presenter
Bruce Halley is a dedicated researcher and family advocate committed to preserving the stories of World War II airmen. His work focuses on documenting the combat service and final missions of Eighth Air Force personnel, particularly those who served with the 490th Bomb Group. Through extensive research and collaboration with veterans’ families, Halley helps ensure that the sacrifices and experiences of these airmen are remembered and shared with future generations.

Join us for the launch of Circles of Hope: Voices of Democracy — a free community art pop-up celebrating kindness, civic participation, and the power of community.

This Wednesday, August 26, we honor two milestones in our nation’s long journey toward a more inclusive democracy: the anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment, which secured women’s right to vote, and the legacy of the Civil Rights Act, which advanced the promise of equality for all citizens. Together, they remind us that democracy is something every generation has had to fight for, build, and practice — and that work continues today.

To mark the occasion, we’re launching a new chapter of the Manifesting Mobile — a traveling, community-built art installation of over 1,000 hand-made Visionary Art Circles — right here in Savannah. This is Democracy in Action: not just voting, but showing up, creating together, and adding your voice to something bigger than yourself.

Stop by any time between 1 and 5 PM. No art experience needed, no ticket required — just come as you are.

Weekly market produce, fruit,sweets, sauces, quail eggs, breads, candles, crafts, and more!

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.

Come create every Wednesday & Thursday from 6-8 we have so much fun and will guide u if u need assistance

Toddlers and their grown-ups are introduced to the marine world through activities, book readings, craft, and games. $25 Program includes all materials and admission for one grown-up (kids 4 and under are free!) Registration required.

The Tybee Tidal Zone Splash Pad is Hotel Tybee’s newest family-friendly attraction, providing a fun and refreshing place for children and families to cool off while enjoying everything Tybee Island has to offer. Located just steps from the beach, the splash pad is another investment in creating memorable experiences for both visitors and residents.

Hotel Tybee is proud to partner with the Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce, Visit Tybee, and Tybee Island Main Street to celebrate this exciting milestone and officially welcome the new amenity to the community.

Families, residents, visitors, community leaders, and business owners are invited to attend this free community celebration. Children are encouraged to bring their swimsuits and towels so they can enjoy the splash pad. Guests of all ages are also invited to embrace the island spirit by wearing their favorite tropical or beach-themed attire.

Light refreshments will be provided throughout the celebration.

“Projects like the Tybee Tidal Zone Splash Pad help strengthen Tybee Island as a destination while creating new experiences for families to enjoy,” said Maggie Lannon, Tybee Island Main Street Coordinator. “We are excited to celebrate this investment in our community and continue supporting projects that enhance our local economy and island.”

The Tybee Tidal Zone Splash Pad represents Hotel Tybee’s continued commitment to enhancing the guest experience while supporting Tybee Island’s tourism economy. Community partners, including Tybee Island Main Street, the Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce, and Visit Tybee, are proud to support investments that strengthen the island’s appeal as a premier family vacation destination.

Community members and visitors are encouraged to join the celebration and help officially welcome the Tybee Tidal Zone Splash Pad to Tybee Island.

Event Details

● What: Hotel Tybee Tidal Zone Splash Pad Ribbon Cutting Celebration

● When: Thursday, August 27, 2026

● Celebration: 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

● Ribbon Cutting Ceremony: 5:00 p.m.

● Where: Hotel Tybee

○ 1401 Strand Avenue, Tybee Island, GA 31328

Come connect with fellow professionals & explore what’s happening at Savannah Tech’s Liberty campus. Bring plenty of business cards and come prepared to mix & mingle!

Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) Architectural History Chair Emeritus Dr. Robin B. Williams and Architectural History Professor Emeritus Dr. David W. Gobel will deliver an informative, engaging Historic Savannah Foundation Lecture titled “More than a Historic District: The Enduring Relevance of the Savannah Plan” on Thursday, August 27th at the Murray C. Perlman and Wayne C. Spear Preservation Center, located in the Historic Kennedy Pharmacy at 323 E. Broughton St. in Savannah, Ga. Attendees are invited to attend a wine reception at 5:30 p.m. The lecture will start at 6 p.m.

In honor of the release of their new book “Learning from Savannah: From Ideal City to Elastic Urbanism,” Williams and Gobel will discuss the history of Savannah’s iconic urban plan as part of the ongoing HSF Lecture Series, which is dedicated to celebrating “The People, Places and Stories That Define Savannah.” This lecture will also showcase previously unpublished images, historic maps and original analytical diagrams of Savannah’s built environment.

Williams and Gobel will discuss the history of Savannah’s urban plan, which was originally developed by city founder James Edward Oglethorpe in 1733, and will explore how it has evolved in planned and serendipitous ways through the years, shaping the city in the process. They will share new findings from two decades of research, uncovering the complex qualities of the landmark urban plan that has enthralled visitors since the 19th-century and inspired architects and planners around the world.

Williams joined the faculty at SCAD as a professor of art history in 1993 and has served as the chair of architectural history since 1996. Gobel has taught architectural history at SCAD since 1996. Together, Williams and Gobel have educated generations of students and prepared them for successful careers in architecture and historic preservation.

Williams and Gobel co-authored the award-winning “Buildings of Savannah” guidebook, which was published in 2016 as part of the Buildings of the United States series for the Society of Architectural Historians. Their latest book, “Learning from Savannah: From Ideal City to Elastic Urbanism,” will be released by the University of Georgia Press on August 1.

Historic Savannah Foundation’s Lecture Series is open to the public. Reservations are recommended, as space is limited. Attendance is free for Historic Savannah Foundation members and $15 for non-members. Both members and non-members may reserve their spot by visiting myhsf.org/events/lecture-series. Please contact Kendall Graham at kgraham@myhsf.org for more information about the HSF Lecture Series.

2 hours of community & creativity

Put your knowledge to the test at Top Shelf’s Trivia Night! Compete in rounds featuring TV, movies, sports, pop culture, music, and more. With picture rounds, bonus questions, and point wagering, every game is a chance to win prizes and prove your smarts. Join the fun and play to win! Every other Thursday from 6 pm to 8 pm.