Events in Chatham County, GA

Ballroom Fit is a dance fitness workout held at Salon de Baile Dance & Fitness Studio that blends learning ballroom dance with energetic interval training. The class draws from modern and traditional music and follows the DANCE VISION syllabus, incorporating styles such as Cha Cha, Rumba, Swing, Bolero, Salsa, Samba, Jive, Waltz, Tango, Foxtrot, Viennese Waltz, Two Step, West Coast Swing, Bachata and more. The session targets all five key fitness components, including body composition, flexibility, muscular strength, muscular endurance, and cardiorespiratory endurance. No partner or prior experience is required. Wear fitness clothes, tennis shoes, and bring water. A minimum of five pre-registered participants is needed for the class to run. Participation is available through a Dance Fitness package or Dance Fitness Membership, or by dropping in for $20.00.

Ugly Lamp Bingo brings a playful twist to bingo at The Sexton Pub & Provisions in Savannah. Promoted as the city’s only event of its kind, it features prizes in every round and a standout round where a delightfully unsightly lamp is awarded to celebrate the charm of pretty-ugly. Games are set for the patio with an indoor option if it rains. The host is Donovan from Old Friend Barbershop & Shave Parlour.

Caring for someone with dementia can be challenging, and this no cost session is designed to help. Hope Haven is hosting an installment of its Dementia Caregiver Education Series focused on working with doctors, understanding a diagnosis, and managing hospital care after a loved one is diagnosed. Cathy Lunsford, BSN, RN, owner of Vital Bridge Wellness, will lead the presentation and share practical guidance for caregivers. Attendees can enjoy light breakfast bites and explore community resource tables featuring organizations that support legal planning, counseling, caregiver education, support groups, respite care, and more. Complimentary parking is available. Admission is free, registration is required, and seating is limited.

YATAI Card Corner hosts a weekly One Piece Card Game TCG+ tournament that welcomes new, casual, and competitive players. Participants can test their decks, trade cards, and meet fellow fans while helping strengthen the One Piece community in Savannah. Expect a friendly atmosphere with spirited matchups and an inviting crowd. Registration is through Bandai TCG+.

A Rhode Island-based tribute honors Sublime’s ska-punk and reggae-rock legacy with Joel Hanks on bass, Scott Begin on drums, Pat Downes on vocals and guitar, and Danny Torgersen on horns, keyboards, and guitars. For nearly 25 years, the group has celebrated the band’s sound and spirit, earning theater headlining spots, sold out concerts, and a steady pace of 15 to 20 performances each month.

A festive gathering featuring trick-or-treating, games, costume contests, arts and crafts, music, food, and additional activities.

A Halloween tradition returns with a fresh twist at the 1st Annual Eye Ball, filling a donated multi-level location with surprises and sweets for a night that aims to top past creations. The evening lifts up local causes, benefiting The Savannah Center for the Blind and Low Vision in memory of Katherine Chesanow, mother of local musician Marc Chesanow, Fuzzy Therapy Miniature Horses in honor of Peggi Noon, and LoopIt Up Savannah in support of those who serve children. Co-directors Jamie Failing of The Stardust Pixies and Shelley Smith reunite to lead the production and welcome back Miss Paradise, Maggie Hayes. Dame Darcy contributes readings, a VIP lounge, and a haunted lounge with an art installation, creating many ways to experience the celebration. Tickets are available, and VIP and sponsorship packages are offered. One night, many ways to support Savannah.

This competition takes place at Elks Lodge #183 in Savannah, Georgia and features 3x3, 2x2, 4x4, 5x5, and OH. Participation is capped at 85 competitors.

Meet adoptable pets from One Love Animal Rescue at PetSmart in Pooler. Because the rescue operates through foster homes, not every animal will be present at each event. If there is a particular pet you hope to meet, submitting a pre-adoption application ahead of time allows for approval and helps arrange for that pet to attend. The application is available on the One Love Animal Rescue website.

Step into an interactive dinner theater where a true crime mystery unfolds around your table. Enjoy a full meal while piecing together clues to crack a clever case. The story plays out in the present and in real time, and the performers blend into the audience... which means anyone could be part of the plot. Stay sharp, because guests may be pulled into the action and even called out as suspects. From The Dinner Detective, entertaining crowds across the country since 2004, this contemporary take on murder mystery promises intrigue, laughs, and spontaneous surprises throughout the evening.

Every Sunday features a special offer where children 12 and under receive a complimentary kids entrée, up to a $15 value, with the purchase of one adult entrée. The offer is limited to one free kids entrée per adult entrée. It cannot be combined with other offers, specials, or dip certificates, and it is not available on holidays.

The Greenville Swamp Rabbits visit the Savannah Ghost Pirates for a showdown at Enmarket Arena in Savannah, Georgia. The matchup features a fast tempo, plenty of physical battles, and sudden swings in momentum that stand out when seen in person. Each shift could alter the course of play, maintaining an energetic atmosphere from the opening faceoff to the final buzzer.

Motionless In White takes the stage for a live concert at Vystar Pavilion in Savannah, GA.

Ember Lotus hosts live music from local performers alongside craft cocktails and an all you can eat dining experience with unlimited steak. Dinner is available as a buffet for $30.95 or as the Full Experience for $51.95. Settle in for live sounds and plentiful plates in a welcoming setting.

A festive public soirée with Proper English featuring fully trimmed Christmas trees and a wide selection of holiday décor. Attendees can browse ornaments, premium ribbons, floral centerpieces and garlands, seasonal stems and picks, handcrafted and specialty pieces, candles, tea towels, gift wrap, tabletop accents, and gift ideas. Champagne and light hors d'oeuvres will be served. The event is open to all and is designed to kick off the holiday season.

An upbeat monthly Full Moon Party unfolds high above the city, pairing a DJ with specialty cocktails in a vibrant setting. The glow of the full moon shapes the mood for a memorable evening of music and atmosphere.

Set along Savannah's historic River Street, the River Street Art Market showcases a handpicked mix of artists, makers, and specialty vendors at the waterfront. Browse original art, handmade goods, jewelry, home accents, and specialty foods, and discover distinctive finds while supporting independent artists and small businesses. The riverfront setting pairs shopping with the charm of nearby restaurants and stores for a relaxed outing in the historic district. Presented over the weekend, the market also returns on a monthly basis.

Enjoy a festive 20 minute photo session with Sydney Montgomery at the Ivory and Beau bridal boutique in Savannah, GA. The Ivory and Beau floral designers will style a floral holiday set, creating a beautiful backdrop for Christmas card-worthy images. After your session, you will receive 15 or more photos in an online gallery, with full printing rights and a one-week turnaround.

ARTS Southeast marks November’s First Friday in Starland with a full evening of art experiences. Expect exhibition receptions, open studios with the ON::View Artist-in-Residence, the Incubator Artist, and studio members, along with extended hours in the shop. The Ellis Gallery hosts an ongoing reception for “No one belongs here more than you,” a group show featuring five southern photographers. The Supporter Gallery presents the opening reception for “Off the Wall,” the annual small works exhibition. The ON::View Artist Residency Project Finale features Joanna Angell, the October ON::View Artist-in-Residence. Visitors can also explore open studios with downstairs studio members, including Incubator Artist Nathaniel Thompson. Studio Books, the art book bookstore, will be open longer as well.

Blissful Buddha Pet Services hosts a dog-friendly yoga class at Forsyth Park in Savannah to raise funds for One Love Animal Rescue. Expect a relaxed flow where you and your pup can stretch, breathe, and strengthen your bond, with all proceeds benefiting the rescue. The session welcomes all experience levels. The cost is $20 for one person and one dog, and a sliding scale is available. Space is limited, so registration is recommended to reserve a spot. Participants should bring a yoga mat and keep dogs leashed.

AURA Fest presents a heavy music showcase and toy drive at District Live Savannah at Plant Riverside District. The bill features The Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza, Filth, Heavy // Hitter, Evergreen Terrace, Endera, Kaiju, God Glitch, The Tarnished, Lilypad, UXO.HXC, Sorry For the Mess, and Ars Goetia, spanning mathcore, deathcore, metalcore, and melodic or metallic hardcore. Toy donations benefit Toys for Tots, and the first 100 donors receive an autographed poster from the headliners along with a swag bag from the bands and sponsors. This is an all-ages event with tickets priced at $40 in advance and $45 at the door.

Women Empowering Women of Savannah presents a Ladies Fall Fair Day Out at the South Georgia State Fair, a family friendly outing filled with classic fair fun. Enjoy rides, take in the fair’s night lights, and treat yourself to favorites like funnel cakes and caramel apples rolled in nuts. Whether you come for the thrills, the glow, or to carry home a bag of goodies, there is a place for every kind of fairgoer. Bring a warm layer for the season and an appetite for a cheerful day with friends and family.

Experience an interactive dinner theater where a comedic whodunit unfolds between courses. At The Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show, you follow clues, chat with suspects, and enjoy dinner as the investigation develops. The guilty party blends into the crowd, and any guest could be tapped as a leading suspect. The story is set in the present and plays out in real time, with performers mingling among the audience to keep everyone guessing. Designed for adults, this social and engaging format has entertained audiences across the country since 2004, blending intrigue, humor, and spontaneous surprises throughout the evening.

Discover Savannah’s sole after closing cemetery tour, offering rare access to the South’s most well known cemetery beyond regular hours. Walk at twilight and into the night through an eighteenth century riverside plantation that became a Victorian era necropolis, beneath moss draped live oaks and along quiet, shadowed paths. Seasoned storytellers share accounts of root doctor rituals, spirits, secret societies, bootleggers, ill fated lovers, sacred geometry, and puzzling vaults. Every participant receives a signed commemorative poster.

Experience a football-themed evening of camaraderie and giving in the newly renovated JEA Auditorium. Watch the night’s biggest games from a Touchdown Tribute living room or choose a Club Level table to enjoy the action with friends. Cocktails and game day–inspired bites set the tone, with proceeds benefiting JEA programs and services. Tickets are available at $180 for individuals, and the Friends of the J package is $375 and includes two tickets plus a swag bag. Sponsorship opportunities are also available. For questions, contact gala@savj.org.

Lone Wolf Lounge presents an evening of stand-up headlined by Caleb Elliott in the intimate Cobra Room. Raised in North Carolina, he started performing before he could drive, with his dad taking him to clubs, and he became the youngest comedian to release a Dry Bar Comedy special, Diary of a Smooth Black Kid. His credits include Stand Up Nashville for the Opry Network, Nate Bargatze’s NateLand Presents, and Netflix’s Funny AF with Kevin Hart. He headlines clubs and frequently opens for John Crist and Leanne Morgan. Two performances are planned.

This free expungement clinic at Goodwill Southeast Georgia provides guidance on clearing a criminal record. Attorney Nancy DeVetter offers legal advice and evaluates individual records. Attendees should bring a copy of their criminal history and complete pre-registration using the link in the event listing, since organizers cannot access records otherwise. With support from Goodwill Southeast Georgia, participants may receive a money order to cover the fee for an official GCIC criminal history report, helping remove a common financial barrier. For details on what to expect, use the website link provided within this event. Partners include Goodwill Southeast Georgia, DEEP Center, Offender Alumni Association, and Georgia Legal Services.

This gathering welcomes adults 55 and older, offering time for fellowship along with a provided meal. It is hosted by Faulkville Baptist Church. For questions, contact the church at (912) 748-7332 or email admin@faulkvillebaptist.org.

Aaron Weber brings an evening of standup driven by sharp, self-deprecating humor. Based in Nashville, he performs regularly at the Grand Ole Opry and became the youngest standup to take the Opry circle. Originally from Montgomery, Alabama and a graduate of Notre Dame, he tours nationwide and recently released his debut special, Signature Dish, produced by Nate Bargatze and Nateland Entertainment. He went on to make his late-night debut on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and was recognized as a New Face at Just For Laughs in 2021. He also co-hosts The Public Figures Podcast. Tickets are on sale, and a two drink minimum applies.

Savannah Rep brings the quirky town of Popcorn Falls to the stage at Vintage Special Event Center. Written by James Hindman, the production is directed by Ryan Alvarado and features Jordan Jones and Benjamin Roberts portraying more than twenty characters between them. The story follows a small community pushed to the brink when a neighboring town threatens to turn them into a sewage treatment site, and their last hope rests on launching a theater. Expect fast-paced comedy, heart, and high stakes that underline how art can change everything. The performance runs about 90 minutes with no intermission. This is a family friendly show, and the house opens 30 minutes before curtain. Parking is free, with security on site to guide arrivals. Tickets are $45 for general admission, $42 for seniors and military, $20 for students and artists, and $10 for the community, and the first Thursday performance is $25. Discounted tiers are offered to keep the experience accessible, and attendees may choose those options when the standard price is a hardship. Coverage from Times Square Chronicle has described it as a lively salute to making theater, while New York Stage Review has noted its uplifting spirit.

Tailfeather + Co. brings its coastal-inspired collection to Christmas Made in the South at the Savannah Convention Center in Savannah, GA. Find small batch candles, room sprays, wax melts, laundry detergent, lotions, and more at the Tailfeather + Co. booth, all crafted with gifting in mind. The event features hundreds of artists and makers from across the South, creating a destination for unique handmade finds and a chance to support small businesses during the holiday season.

FoodeesFest brings a lively celebration of food to Tanger Outlets, Savannah, with a wide variety of bites, distinctive vendors, and high-energy vibes throughout the event. Admission is free with registration, which also counts as an entry for a chance to win a free meal. One free meal is awarded per day, and winners are notified by email.

Experience a Candlelight tribute to the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons at The DeSoto Savannah, where the performance unfolds by candlelight in an intimate, multi-sensory setting in Savannah. The concert runs for 60 minutes, doors open one hour before the start, and late entry is not permitted once the performance begins. The venue is accessible, guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. Seating is assigned within each zone in order of arrival. The program is planned to include Coldplay favorites such as Clocks, Adventure of a Lifetime, Fix You, The Scientist, feelslikeimfallinginlove, Sky Full of Stars, and Viva la Vida, alongside Imagine Dragons songs like Radioactive, Eyes Closed, Nice to Meet You, Follow You, Bad Liar, and Believer. This is a tribute event and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artists, their estates, or official representatives.

Polish your dressage test at Longfield Stables at Palmetto Bluff with two ways to participate. The Refine-A-Test option provides 30 minutes to ride your test with coaching and feedback, while Ride-A-Test lets you perform a test and receive a score. Judging is by Amy McElroy, who holds USDF L with distinction and USEF r, R, and S judge licenses with distinctions in Freestyle, Young Horse, and Dressage Seat Equitation. Stabling is available Friday and Saturday. Fees are $25 for Ride-A-Test, $75 for Refine-A-Test, and a $30 haul in fee.

An American Red Cross blood drive is hosted in the FBC Social Hall at Faulkville Baptist Church, which has supported community blood drives since 1995. Donations help meet vital needs across the country. Someone needs blood every two seconds, more than 38,000 donations are required each day, and about 16 million blood components are transfused in the U.S. annually. Hospitals most often request Type O blood. The average red blood cell transfusion uses approximately three pints, and blood needed for emergencies must already be on the shelves. People living with sickle cell disease, affecting 90,000 to 100,000 people in the U.S., the vast majority of whom are African American, may require frequent transfusions throughout their lives. Many individuals undergoing chemotherapy also rely on donated blood, sometimes daily, and a single car accident victim can need as many as 100 pints.

Movies in the Park presents a community screening of Toy Story 5 at the Tatemville Center. Attendees can bring blankets, lawn chairs, and favorite movie snacks for an evening of fun with family, friends, and neighbors.

Now in its ninth year, this 5k, 10k, ruck, and kids run at Daffin Park brings people together to celebrate the life of Mark Hummeldorf and honor first responders and service members who made the ultimate sacrifice. The event supports #HonorMark, which gives back to first responder and military families and has donated more than $55,000 since 2018. Mark served four years in the Marine Corps and received a Purple Heart, then continued his service as a firefighter and paramedic with Southside Fire and EMS, Bryan County Emergency Services, Savannah Fire Rescue, and Parris Island Fire Rescue. He passed away on November 22, 2017 at the age of 33 and is remembered by his wife, Angie, and their children, Chase and Emerson. Participation is available in person at Daffin Park in Midtown Savannah or virtually, continuing a tradition that reflects Mark’s spirit of service before self.

Runners and walkers can take part in the Girl Scout Island Ultra in collaboration with Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia on Rose Dhu Island in Savannah, Georgia, the Girl Scouts private island. The event features the Feathers 10k along with 50k, a 50k relay, 100k, and 100 mile options. Volunteer opportunities are available. Camping is available, and space is limited. Proceeds benefit the Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia.

Faulkville Baptist Church hosts a community food pantry with groceries provided by America’s Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia. Assistance is available to anyone in need, and no documentation is required. Upon arrival, participants should remain in their vehicles, complete a brief form, and then open the trunk to receive groceries.

Treasure hunting takes center stage at this bi-monthly downtown night market, where local vendors showcase vintage clothing, trinkets, retro finds, jewelry, décor, antiques, oddities, and other secondhand gems, with plenty of dig-through bins for the thrill of discovery. Attendees can wander and browse to uncover pieces that feel nostalgic, stylish, or delightfully unexpected. Hosted by Savannah Rocks, the market highlights collectibles and curious objects from across eras and styles. Admission is $5. Vendor inquiries can be sent to nightmarket@savannahrocks.com. A roomy tote comes in handy for the treasures you may take home.

Announced by Six String Southern Productions, Marty Stuart and His Fabulous Superlatives will deliver a live performance at Lucas Theatre for the Arts. Tickets will be available to the public.

William Starrett presents The Nutcracker with South Carolina Ballet in a complete staging that blends Tchaikovsky’s timeless music with graceful choreography and accomplished dancing. Opulent sets and carefully crafted costumes create a rich backdrop for festive storytelling and theatrical sparkle. Widely embraced as a holiday favorite for families across South Carolina, this classic welcomes every age with vivid characters, spellbinding scenes, and a warm spirit that keeps audiences coming back year after year.

Celebrate the season at Savannah Civic Center with a Motown holiday showcase from The Motortown All-Stars, a standout ensemble of vocalists and musicians drawn from the Miracles, the Contours, and other Motown legends. Backed by a Detroit band featuring live brass, they deliver polished harmonies, sharp style, and vibrant choreography while performing favorites by the Temptations, Four Tops, Jackson Five, Stevie Wonder, and the Supremes, including "My Girl", "Ain't Too Proud to Beg", "Ooh Baby, Baby", and "Signed, Sealed, Delivered". Holiday spirit shines through classic Motown style renditions of "Santa Claus is Coming to Town" and "Silent Night". This is the production's only area appearance of the holiday season.

Set along Savannah’s storied River Street, the River Street Art Market brings together a curated mix of artists, makers, and specialty vendors. Browse original art, handmade goods, jewelry, home accents, and specialty foods, then wander the riverfront to enjoy nearby restaurants and shops. Expect one-of-a-kind finds and an opportunity to support independent artists and small businesses in the heart of the historic district. Locals and visitors alike can look forward to a lively weekend marketplace. If this month is not an option, the market returns each month through December.

ARTS Southeast presents a First Fridays in Starland program featuring exhibition receptions, open studios with the ON::View Artist-in-Residence, the Incubator Artist, and studio members, and extended shop hours. Highlights include the closing reception in The Ellis Gallery for "No one belongs here more than you," a group exhibition by five southern photographers, and the ongoing reception for "Off the Wall," the annual small works showcase in The Supporter Gallery. The ON::View Artist Residency Project Finale spotlights October ON::View Artist-in-Residence Shea Slemmer. Downstairs studios open their doors, including Incubator Artist Nathaniel Thompson, and Studio Books offers extended browsing in the art book bookstore.

Celebrate the season with a hands-on wreath decorating workshop at the Historic Kennedy Pharmacy. Designed for beginners, this festive session includes a wreath to start with and a selection of natural and decorative accents so each person can craft a custom design. Styles can range from refined to rustic to playful, offering plenty of room for personal expression. All materials are provided, creating a relaxed setting for a creative start to the holidays.

The Greenville Swamp Rabbits face the Savannah Ghost Pirates at Enmarket Arena in Savannah, Georgia. Expect high-tempo pro hockey with rapid line changes, hard checks along the boards, and momentum that can flip in an instant. With the Ghost Pirates on home ice and the Swamp Rabbits looking to play spoiler, this matchup highlights how these teams stack up when the pace ramps up.

Residents are invited to add their Savannah story to the public record through the Savannah Community Memory Project. Bring flat memorabilia like photos, postcards, building plans, or scrapbooks to be digitized, speak briefly on camera, or participate in a traditional oral history interview. Everything shared is preserved by the Municipal Archives so personal voices, images, and documents become part of a collective history available to all. The ongoing open call welcomes memories connected to neighborhoods, social groups, churches, schools, community organizations, events, leaders, landmarks, and the moments that matter most in your community. Advance reservations are available, and walk-ins are welcome. For anyone unable to attend in person, an online submission option is available.

At Fort McAllister State Park, the 2nd FL Leon Rifles serve as the host unit for this event.

Enjoy dinner while unraveling a laugh-filled whodunit with The Dinner Detective. The story is set in the present day and unfolds in real time. Performers blend into the audience, clues surface without warning, and anyone in the room could be named a prime suspect. Designed for adults, this true crime themed dinner theater experience is social and highly interactive. Presented by a company that has staged shows across the country since 2004, it offers an evening of intrigue, comedy, and unscripted moments from start to finish.

Presented by the Savannah Area Chamber, this luncheon at the Savannah Convention Center offers a clear look at the economy with outlooks and projections spanning community, statewide, and national perspectives. Attendees receive digital access to event materials, including a trends and forecast booklet compiled by Georgia Southern University, with printed copies available as well. Advance registration is required since on-site sign up will not be offered. Admission is $65 per person, and the rate for member guests is $80 per person. For details, contact Conni Reynolds at creynolds@savannahchamber.com or 912-644-6432.