Free events in Savannah, GA

Designed exclusively for veterans, this free studio program offers a relaxed, welcoming setting with optional guidance in drawing and painting from a seasoned instructor. No prior experience with art is required. Participants have dedicated studio space to work at their own pace, with support available whenever needed, and they also enjoy occasional tours of major exhibitions at the Museum. Museum admission is not required to take part.

Music Bingo brings lively entertainment to Mexicali Fresh Savannah with several games and a prize for each one. Sing along to favorite songs as you work out the titles you do not recognize, and feel free to use your phone, your friends, or your server for help. The atmosphere is suitable for families, and there is no charge to participate.

Residents of Savannah and the surrounding counties of Chatham, Bryan, Effingham, Liberty, Beaufort, and Jasper receive free admission to the SCAD Museum of Art on the second Sunday of each month. Visitors can explore contemporary works by emerging and established artists across commissioned pieces and rotating exhibitions. College students also get in free every Saturday with a valid college ID shown at the front desk.

Learn how to expunge a criminal record at a free Arrest Eraser Clinic taking place at Goodwill Southeast Georgia. Attorney Nancy DeVetter will offer legal advice and evaluate criminal records. Attendees should bring a copy of their criminal record and complete pre-registration through the link provided in this event, since organizers will not be able to access individual records on site. Through a partnership with Goodwill Southeast Georgia, participants can receive a money order to cover the cost of an official GCIC criminal history report, helping remove a common barrier to getting assistance. For details on what to expect, use the website link included in this event. Support for this clinic is provided by Goodwill Southeast Georgia, DEEP Center, Offender Alumni Association, and Georgia Legal Services.

A community distribution in Savannah provides nutritional supplements for neighbors experiencing food insecurity, offering support for everyday nourishment.

Enjoy an upbeat evening of Music Bingo at Mexicali Fresh Savannah. Several games keep the action going, with prizes awarded for each one. Sing along to favorite songs, and use your phone, your friends, or your server for help when a tune is tough to name. The atmosphere is family friendly and it is free to play.

Tour Savannah's most historic movie palace, then hear the venue's 1925 Wurlitzer theatre organ come to life. Honoring the Mighty Wurlitzer's return to the Lucas Theatre for the Arts, this experience blends tales of the theater's past with live organ music and a showing of the SCAD-produced silent short At Long Last. Admission is free and all are welcome.

Designed for infants and their caregivers, this free pediatric physical therapist-led tummy time workshop series from Savannah Speech & Hearing Center focuses on building early motor skills in a supportive, hands-on setting. Across three sessions, families learn practical positioning strategies, playful activities, and simple ways to encourage strength, development, and confidence during tummy time. Participants are encouraged to bring a favorite blanket or mat, since most activities take place on the floor, along with one or two favorite toys. The series is free to attend and is especially helpful for new and expecting parents. Space is limited.