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15 Must-Try Hidden Dining Spots In Savannah Georgia
In Savannah, Georgia, some of the best meals are not found on the busiest streets or inside the most famous restaurants. They hide behind quiet courtyards, along brick alleys, and inside cozy neighborhood spots that locals have loved for years. This city practically invites you to slow down, wander its moss lined squares, and stumble upon something delicious when you least expect it.
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Pollinator Palooza Spring Festival coming to Forsyth Park
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — Got plans for the weekend? Pollinator Palooza Spring Festival is a free, family-friendly event that celebrates pollinators in partnership between Bee City Savannah and Forsyth Farmers Market. The event will take place at Forsyth Park on Saturday, March 7, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The event will include several activities, […]
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Savannah Philharmonic announces departure of CEO Dr. Amy Wiliams
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) – The Savannah Philharmonic announced Thursday morning that Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Dr. Amy Williams has announced she will be leaving her current position to take the position of President and CEO of the Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra. Board Chair Daphne Nash released the following statement regarding the announcement: “On behalf of the Savannah […]
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This Georgia Museum Showcases One Man’s Remarkable Collection Of Personal Military History
Tucked among the historic streets of downtown Savannah, Georgia, the Webb Military Museum is the kind of place that immediately captures your attention. Founded by dedicated collector Gary Webb, this remarkable museum houses more than 400 artifacts representing American conflicts from the Civil War through Desert Storm. The collection is not simply a display of helmets, uniforms, and medals.
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This Unassuming Restaurant In Georgia Has Some Of The Best Seafood In The South
The best restaurants in the South don’t advertise on billboards, they advertise through whispered recommendations and the occasional food coma. Skipper’s Fish Camp in Darien, Georgia falls squarely into this category, serving seafood so good that people guard the secret like it’s a family recipe. Let me...
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7th Annual Weeping Time Festival set for March 7 at Waterworks Plaza
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - The 7th Annual Weeping Time Festival will take place Saturday, March 7, 2026, from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at The Waterworks Plaza, 1100 Gwinnett St. Organizers say the festival has become a cherished tradition in Savannah, bringing together residents and visitors to celebrate culture, creativity and community connection.
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Time Travelers Renaissance Faire returning to Ludowici
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Ludowici is getting ready for a weekend of jousting, knights, Vikings, performers and general merriment at the Time Travelers Renaissance Faire. The event will be held Friday, March 6 through Sunday, March 8 at Produce on the Porch at 5231 Rye Patch Road. There will be demonstrations of medieval skills, hands-on activities, food and live entertainment.
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5 Burger Restaurants in Savannah that Keep Locals Coming Back for More
Savannah is known for pralines, squares, and shrimp ’n’ grits—but locals are just as passionate about burgers. From speakeasy‑style lounges to divey neighborhood joints, these five spots get named over and over when Savannahians argue about the best burger in town. 1. Green Truck Pub. Ask...
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This Rustic Waterfront Fish Camp Serves The Freshest Seafood In Georgia
Sometimes the best meals in life require you to drive past three gas stations, two churches, and at least one confused GPS system. Skipper’s Fish Camp in Darien, Georgia is exactly that kind of place, and trust me, your taste buds will thank you for the journey. Look, I’m...
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Savannah's St. Patrick's Day parade; a 200-plus year history
Every March Savannah's streets transform into a sea of green for the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Since the first public procession in 1824, only eight years have passed without a parade. Today Savannah’s celebration has grown to be one of the largest in the country. Around 350 entries will traverse the three mile route through Historic downtown Savannah. In 2013 the Savannah Morning News published a chronology highlighting historic moments. Today we have resurrected and updated that history for you. Grab an Irish coffee (or your favorite beverage), and learn more about Savannah’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade. 1812 : Hibernian Society of Savannah formed by 13 Irish Protestants to help needy Irish immigrants. March 17, 1813 : First private observance of St. Patrick's Day in Savannah by the Hibernians. March 17, 1818 : Parade by the "Fencibles" (defense force), an unidentified group. March 17, 1824 : First public procession by the Hibernian Society. 1830 : First time no parade was held. The Hibernians did meet and hold their annual meeting. No reason was given, but it was also the year that the Roman Catholic Church purchased property bounded by McDonough St. (N), Floyd St. (E), Perry St. (S), and
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SVA-BC putting on School of Rock: The Musical
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Brother and sister schools will be rocking out together with the St. Vincent’s Academy and Benedictine Military School Spring production ofc School of Rock: The Musical. The SVA-BC Spring Musical is a tradition for both schools with students not only making up the cast, but...
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This Nostalgic Georgia Diner Serves The Most Mouthwatering Crab Cakes Benedict
Some places feed your stomach, but Clary’s Cafe in Savannah feeds your soul while simultaneously making your taste buds do a happy dance. This beloved breakfast spot has been serving up comfort and crab cakes since the days when diners were the heartbeat of American mornings. You know that...
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5th Annual Savannah River Fire Festival held Saturday
GUYTON, Ga. (WTOC) - Families in Guyton gathered Saturday to learn more about controlled burns and low intensity fires that improved the health of our ecosystem. The Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources, in collaboration with the University of Georgia Extension, hosted it’s fifth annual Savannah River Fire Festival.
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2026 March/April – The Shop, Do, Dine Issue
Spring is here! And so is our SHOP, DO, DINE issue – packed with fresh ideas on Savannah’s best and newest places to shop, interesting things to do, and places to eat and drink. Spring in Savannah means St. Patrick’s Day is right around the corner. We give...
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The Most Haunted Restaurant In Georgia Has A Truly Bone-Chilling Past
You know a place has stories to tell when it’s been around since before America figured out what it wanted to be, and The Pirates’ House in Savannah has enough tales to make your hair stand on end while you’re enjoying some excellent Southern cooking. This isn’t...