Savannah Children’s Museum is open 9am-5pm Monday and Thursday-Saturday and 12pm-5pm on Sunday. Details here.

Savannah History Museum will conduct Revolution in Savannah Battlefield Tours Saturday, Monday and Tuesday (March 30, April 1 & 2) at 10:30, 12:00, 1:30, and 3:00. Tours will be led by a costumed historical interpreter and will include an in-depth explanation of the 1779 Revolutionary War Battle of Savannah, an interactive reenactment for kids, and a musket firing demonstration! Revolution in Savannah Battlefield Tours will be included with the purchase of Savannah History Museum admission OR a SEE 3 PASS combination ticket. Details here.

Old Fort Jackson in Savannah will have activities going on throughout Spring Break. Details here.

Dig Savannah: Tour an active Savannah archaeological site for free, Tues-Sat, March 19-May 11. FREE guided tours are 90 minutes each. Details here.

Spring Break Drop-off Art Activities @ Telfair Museum’s Jepson Center, Savannah.
These one hour programs are offered each day of the week at 10:15 a.m. Advanced registration encouraged but not required; class size is limited to 12 participants. Ages 5-18 years |; April 1 – April 5
Details here.

The UpBeats imagiNATION Workshop presents “A Jumpin’ UpBeat Sing-a-Long” , live @ Savannah Country Day School
April 6
Details here.

FREE Cherokee Spring Powwow, St. George
Cherokee of Georgia are gathering April 4-6, 2013: Thursday through Saturday for their annual spring powwow at the tribal grounds in St. George.
FREE Admission. FREE parking.
Details here.

Puppet People Spring Break Morning Shows, Savannah
April 1-5
Details here.

Spring Break Art Camp for Ages 5-12, Savannah
9 AM-5 PM April 1-5
Details here.

Nature Program: Toddler Tuesdays at Oatland Island Wildlife Center, Savannah
The title of this nature program is misleading because it really is suitable for the preschool to kindergarten set.
Details here.

Season opener for Savannah Sand Gnats minor league baseball
April 4 with a second game on April 5
Details here.

Favorite Roadtrips to Kid-Friendly Spots Well-Worth the Drive
Details here.

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