Events in Savanna today

Think & Drink Trivia brings a live, team-based game to 7 Hills South in Clinton. It is free to enter and teams can include up to eight players. The match features four rounds that ramp up in difficulty and point value, with questions spanning current events, history, geography, science, sports, and more. A question is asked, then a song plays, and your team has the length of that track to turn in an answer. Phones, web devices, and smart watches are off limits. Prizes go to the top three teams, and house cash is on the line. Seating is first come, so arriving early helps secure a table.

A relaxed meetup for fiber arts enthusiasts offers space to crochet, knit, weave, embroider, or felt while trading tips and learning new techniques with fellow makers. Suitable for newcomers and seasoned crafters alike, participants can bring a work in progress or begin a fresh project. A small selection of yarn and basic crochet hooks and knitting needles will be available, while other supplies are not provided. Open to all ages and experience levels, and held on the 2nd Floor. Expect friendly conversation, creative momentum, and plenty of inspiration.

Take a relaxed tour centered on the building’s past, highlighting that the Lamb Block dates to 1886 and was completed within a matter of months. Tickets are $15 and should be purchased before the tour.

Explore the Jacobsen Building, also known as the Old Lamb Block, on a guided paranormal tour that blends local history with chances to try interacting with the spirits said to remain inside. Tickets are $20, and advance registration is encouraged to secure a spot. Half of each ticket supports the owner’s ongoing repairs, upkeep, and renovation work, helping preserve this historic building. All participants will be asked to sign a waiver since restoration is still in progress. Wear closed-toe shoes for safety, and guests may bring tools, flashlights, and masks if they wish. Children under 12 are not permitted, and anyone under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

Set everything aside for a peaceful encounter with nature and honeybees. The experience begins with a beekeeper’s introduction that explores the benefits of being outdoors and near bees, including the note that their familiar hum is in the key of C, a tone often linked with relaxation. Afterward, put on a protective suit and step into a calm apiary, where Adirondack chairs offer a comfortable place to breathe deeply, watch bees coming and going from the hives, and listen to their soothing buzz. If you wish, record the soundscape or capture photos and videos, with touchscreen-friendly gloves available to make it easy. The visit continues indoors with an exclusive tasting at the Honey Bar, featuring up to 20 honeys from around the world, each with its own distinct flavor and story. Space is limited. Open to ages 6 and up. The cost is $55 per person.

Enjoy an early taste of fall riding with a group trip to Poopy's in Savanna for lunch. The ride will set out from the BP in Plano before heading to the restaurant. Plans were updated from the original destination of Midway Duck Inn because it is no longer serving lunch.

At Highway 20 Brewing Company’s Oktoberfest, pretzels take center stage as a self-appointed Pretzelmeister steps in for the day, swapping loaves for twists and taking over pretzel duty. Attendees can enjoy local food and beer and explore what Elizabeth has to offer. The usual pre-order bread menu and Saturday Bread Tent are on hold this week while Troy focuses on preparing plenty of pretzel dough.

Problem Child Band brings a mix of classic rock and modern country to Hawg Dogs. There is no cover charge. The kitchen features the full menu with choices such as appetizers, salads, pizza, burgers, wraps, specialty sandwiches, and dinners.

Trail Ride Days returns to Foley’s with a meetup at Poopy’s for lunch, followed by an afternoon of muddy off-road action on the Foley property. This ride is limited to Jeeps and Broncos, and side-by-sides are not permitted. The group will head out together from Poopy’s after lunch. The cost is $30 per Jeep or Bronco. After tackling the trails, everyone heads back to Poopy’s to keep the day going with live bands, cold drinks, and plenty of fun.

On the deck at Off Shore Hotel & Resort, Ozzy takes the guitar and Bon JoeB leads the vocals for a set of rock and country hits. Cocktails are part of the experience while they perform.

Builders of every age are welcome at a friendly LEGO club that encourages creativity and hands-on fun. Share your creations, pick up new building tips, take on a quick mini challenge, or enjoy open free building with plenty of bricks. Activities take place on the lower level.

Enjoy golf deals along with food and drinks on the patio. Cool acoustic tunes set a relaxed vibe for a fun time.

A spirited invitation to rock sets the mood for a lively, feel-good time.