This weekend in Chatham County, GA

During Clary's Breakfast Goes Pink in Bloom Day, Clary's Cafe in Savannah will donate 20 percent of all breakfast and lunch sales to the Telfair Mammography Fund. Orders from the breakfast and lunch menus contribute directly to this donation.

This rescheduled pop up at Twice Treasured in Bloomingdale offers cinnamon rolls, classic rolls, cookies, and other treats, with options available for those seeking diabetic-friendly choices.

Celebrate fall at Tanger Outlets in Savannah with a festival tailored for fans of The Dukes of Hazzard. Special guests include cast members Tom Wopat, Byron Cherry, and Jeff Altman, along with legendary stuntmen Corey Eubanks and Tom Sarmento, and Ryan Evans from Counting Cars and Counts Kustoms. Cooter’s from Pigeon Forge returns with official Dukes of Hazzard merchandise. Experience a full car show featuring movie and TV vehicles, browse vendors, enjoy food trucks, and take in impersonators and live entertainment. Families will find bounce houses and plenty of activities for kids, and Gellyball adds a new attraction. Now in its third year, this Big Bash Fall Festival brings cars, stars, and family-friendly fun together in one place.

Meet adoptable pets from One Love Animal Rescue at PetSmart in Pooler. The rescue operates through foster homes, so the lineup of animals can vary and not every pet will attend each event. If you hope to see a specific animal, submitting a pre-adoption application in advance can allow for approval before the event and make it possible to arrange for that pet to be present. Application details are available on the rescue’s website.

Savannah’s annual trick or treat outing for dogs returns for its 21st year, inviting costumed pups and their people to stroll between businesses from the Riverfront to the Starland District in search of festive fun and treats. Tickets are required per participating animal and include a sponsor-filled goody bag for collecting treats along with a map of all participating stops. A single ticket is valid for both days of the event, so it is easy to explore one area at a comfortable pace and come back for another the next day. Tickets are available online or can be purchased in person in Pulaski Square and at Starland Yard. At Pulaski Square, the official photo booth offers a way to enter the event contest, pick up shirts and raffle tickets, and sign up for the Wiener Races, with a just-for-fun division open to dogs of all kinds. Vendors and rescue groups will also be set up in other downtown squares. Proceeds support participating local animal rescues and shelters from surrounding counties, with opportunities to meet adoptable dogs along the route. Funds raised additionally benefit the Sara Portman Community Fund, which focuses on spay and neuter initiatives, education, and helping families keep pets in their homes. The event is organized by Renegade Paws Rescue in partnership with Case Veterinary Hospital.

This community gathering at Jesus First the Community Church brings people together for an afternoon of volleyball, dodgeball, and kickball. It is designed for friends, families, and neighbors to play, laugh, and share time together. Expect friendly games and a welcoming atmosphere focused on fellowship and making memories.

The Jacksonville IceMen travel to meet the Savannah Ghost Pirates at Enmarket Arena in Savannah. Expect quick line changes, gritty battles along the boards, and momentum-shifting special teams play that could decide the result.

Open tryouts for the Savannah Leprechauns IFL team take place at Jug Knight Field. Prospects can pre-register for $65 or sign up on site for $75. A T-shirt is included, and participants should bring turf shoes. Be prepared to compete and demonstrate your abilities as the team looks to add to its roster. Players who make the season roster are paid. For pre-registration details, email SavannahIndoorFootball@gmail.com.

The event offers raffle drawings, a craft station to make your own oyster ornaments, snacks, and great deals for the holidays.