Events in Savannah today

The Savannah Gun Show is being held at the Savannah Convention Center. It’s hosted by R.K. Shows Inc. Admission is listed as $14.

This car show at Nine Line Apparel features a showcase of vehicles along with food trucks and a range of vendors. It is presented as an opportunity to give back to veterans while enjoying a day centered on cars, food, and shopping. Additional details will be shared when the event flyer is released.

Explore the basics of leathercraft in a hands-on workshop where each participant creates a custom belt from start to finish. Learn how to evaluate hides, compare different cuts and thicknesses, and understand methods of tanning, then prepare the material for belt making. Step-by-step guidance covers cutting a strap from the hide, sizing for a proper fit, edging, and final finishing. Instruction includes the use of antique gels, the application of protective finishes, and secure buckle attachment. If time permits, there may be an opportunity to add simple stamping or small decorative accents. Everyone will leave with a completed, wearable leather belt and a solid foundation in leatherworking.

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.

A Sound Mind is a stage play made for a memorable night out. Framed by the question, do you have a sound mind, it invites theatergoers into an engaging experience. Tickets are on sale.

The inaugural 201 Car and Bike Show brings plenty of automotive excitement for all ages. Look for awards recognizing the top 30 entries along with additional specialty trophies. Families can enjoy a kids Power Wheels segment, and enthusiasts can take part in sound and exhaust competitions. Activities also include a 50/50 raffle, door prize giveaways, and a variety of vendors with more in the mix. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own chairs and a tent for comfort, creating a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere.

Join Painting with a Twist for a fun 2-hour paint and sip session for adults 18 and up. You’ll paint on a 16x20 canvas (plus options to upgrade to framed 16x20 canvas, 18x18 wood shiplap pallet, or a 16x20 wood plank board), with great music, photo ops, and a fun game with prizes. This class is BYOB, and you’ll want to bring your own cups and ice. If you want to add a DIY soy candle, arrive at least 30 minutes early to get started. Seating is assigned, and late arrivals more than 20 minutes won’t be able to paint.

The Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show pairs an immersive whodunit with a dinner. Attendees work to crack a laugh-filled case as the story unfolds around the room, with the culprit blending into the crowd and some participants even finding themselves treated as suspects. The action takes place in the present and plays out in real time. Performers are planted among the audience, creating a highly social, hands-on experience that is appropriate for adults. Entertaining audiences nationwide since 2004, this dinner theater event offers intrigue, humor, and spontaneous moments throughout.

Set sail on a dinner cruise along the Savannah River with live entertainment. Enjoy a meal, listen to music, and take in sweeping river views. This experience is offered every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday year-round.

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.

In honor of Susie King Taylor's birthday, the play about her returns for several performances. Her story is presented on stage in this production. General admission tickets are $29.

ZYX makes a return appearance at Barrelhouse South.

The Johnny O Project returns for a lively evening of live music and good times. Expect an upbeat vibe throughout the show.

Enjoy a performance as the Derrick Flowers Band takes the stage at Honky Tonk South.

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.

Savor a classic Southern tradition on a 90 minute Sunday brunch sightseeing cruise that pairs a plentiful buffet with sweeping views of historic River Street and the Savannah waterfront. The menu includes Southern fried chicken, honey glazed spiral ham, Savannah shrimp and grits, ham and broccoli quiche, fresh garden greens with dressing and toppings, assorted breakfast dishes, and desserts. Relax in a comfortable climate controlled dining room while the captain narrates the landmarks along the route. This cruise blends flavorful Southern cuisine with narrated sightseeing on the water.

In celebration of Susie King Taylor's birthday, a revived play about her life returns to the stage. The production offers a warm look at her story through live theater. General admission is $29.

Test your knowledge at Coach's Southside with a trivia competition. Gift cards are awarded to the top three teams each week.

Karaoke Night at The Portal Arcade Bar blends live singing with arcade play in a fun, music-loving atmosphere. Guests can take the mic solo or team up for duets, then hit the games to chase high scores between songs. It is a lively scene in Savannah where music and gaming share the spotlight.

Savannah History Museum presents a new exhibition that brings Savannah’s Revolutionary War era to life through artifacts raised from the Savannah River near Old Fort Jackson in 2021 and 2022. After more than 200 years underwater, 17 restored cannons are on view alongside a wide range of recovered items. The display also includes two cannons shown just as they were found, three fragments of anchors, and additional pieces that help tell a fuller story of the past. Spanning about 3,000 square feet, the experience shares perspectives that recognize the diverse people involved in the Revolution, highlights Georgia’s role in the struggle, and adds depth to the region’s maritime history. Created to honor America’s 250th anniversary, the project reflects broad community support from businesses, heritage organizations, and individual contributors. Located across from Battlefield Memorial Park, which commemorates the 1779 Battle of Savannah, the museum setting offers meaningful context for exploring this chapter of American history. The exhibition is available during regular museum hours every day.

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.

YATAI Card Corner hosts casual Pokémon TCG open play focused on trading, deck testing, and connecting with other fans. Beginners, collectors, casual players, and experienced players are all welcome. Bring your cards and a friend, then enjoy friendly games with the community.

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.

A weekly drop in program at the Jepson Center invites families to explore art activities inspired by the new CAM exhibition The World of William O. Golding. Each month brings a fresh nautical project in the CAM family lounge, and in August participants can spell their names using nautical signal flags and create a lighthouse of their own. Admission is free for Telfair Members or included with museum entry. New, parents and caregivers with toddlers and young children who receive SNAP can access the CAM a la Carte program at no cost by presenting an EBT card at the front desk.

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.

The Underdogs Tour arrives at Coastal Empire Beer Co with a bill featuring Left On Red, Heartsick, Slerrp, and Coydogs. This stop brings multiple bands to one stage in Savannah, GA for a showcase of live music.

Experience Savannah's only Ugly Lamp Bingo at The Sexton Irish Pub & Provisions. Prizes are given out in every round, and one special round awards a spectacularly ugly lamp that puts a new spin on pretty-ugly. Play happens on the patio with an indoor backup if it rains, and the festivities are hosted by Donovan of Old Friend Barbershop & Shave Parlour.

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.

Enjoy a lively night of music, brain-teasing trivia, and chances to win prizes at The Westin Savannah Golf Resort and Spa. Put your knowledge to the test against friends and fellow patrons in a relaxed, friendly setting. All are welcome to participate.

YATAI Card Corner hosts a weekly One Piece Card Game TCG+ tournament designed for all skill levels. New, casual, and competitive players can jump into matches, trade cards, and connect with fellow fans while helping grow the One Piece community in Savannah. Registration is handled through Bandai TCG+. Expect a friendly setting, exciting games, and a welcoming crowd.

Ease into a mellow paint-along inspired by Bob Ross, with Bug, the beertender, guiding you through creating your own cheerful piece. Friends and neighbors of all skill levels can explore the calming world of Bob Ross together. Art supplies are available for the first ten participants who need them, and artists are welcome to bring their own tools. Sip craft beer, wine, or CBD/THC beverages while you paint for a relaxed, lighthearted evening.

Enjoy an evening of Spanish guitar and Latin American song as Andrew Blanch brings his program Spanish Romance to Savannah. The concert features a solo Spanish guitar recital moving through classic styles and composers, followed by a performance with mezzo-soprano Maria Eugenia Nieva, sharing beloved melodies from across Latin America. The show runs about 70 minutes with no interval, and seating is general admission with first-come, first-served arrangements.

Velvet Caravan brings a Django Reinhardt inspired Gypsy jazz journey to Nickel & Oak Lounge, blending acoustic swing with Latin touches and global influences. The group delivers an energetic performance powered by skilled players and lively rhythms. Their reach spans from intimate jazz rooms to major festivals such as SXSW and the Rochester International Jazz Festival, and they are a noted voice within Savannah’s vibrant music scene, combining southern charm, coastal ease, and a hint of European flair on stage.