There’s a new autism resource in Savannah that provides clinic, school, and in-home ABA and speech therapy services to families.

Learn more about CABS autism & ABA services in Savannah at an open house, Sat. April 7, 10AM-1PM @ 107 Southern Blvd., Savannah 31405 (at 16 & Chatham Parkway).

CABS provides individualized consultation and therapy services to children and families living with Autism Spectrum Disorders, Communication Disorders, Behavior Disorders & Learning Disabilities.

Come learn about the services offered; meet the team; get answers to your insurance questions & more.

About CABS

CABS provides individualized consultation and therapy services to children and families living with Autism Spectrum Disorders.

Services are provided in the home, school, community, and clinic settings.

Using the guiding principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), the CABS team works closely with you and your child to determine a treatment approach that will best meet your child and family’s needs.

Learn more here. 

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You are invited to a FREE family event to celebrate reading and literacy: “Books, Blankets & Family Fun!”

On Sat. April 14, 2018, Savannah-Chatham County Public Schools will take over Daffin Park for their annual Family Engagement Day event. There will be food trucks on site, music and games, as well as reading activities and special guests – like celebrity reader Adrian Peterson, a former Georgia Southern standout and NFL player.

The top 3 schools with the most parent attendance will receive prizes. The event is 10AM-3PM.

Books, Blankets & Family Fun!” FREE Family Event
Sat. April 14, 2018, 10AM-3PM
Daffin Park, 1500 E. Victory Drive, Savannah

The Wilmington Island Farmers’ Market will host a Family Fun Day this Sat. April 7, 9AM-1PM featuring free tours of the Islands High School greenhouse, beautiful spring flowers for purchase, an appearance by the Enchant My Party princesses and a kids yoga class with Yogi Palz.

Other highlights include Jenni’s Treats on the Street food truck, $1 hot dogs, pet adoptions from Georgia Rescue, Rehabilitation and Relocation, live music, a bounce house, fun crafts and face painting.

The market will also offer its customary variety of delicious food, produce and handcrafted items for purchase from regional vendors.

This event is free and open to the public.

WHEN: Sat. April 7, 2018
9AM-1PM
Kids Yoga with Yogi Palz: 9:30-10AM
Enchant My Party Princesses: 10-11AM
Jenni’s Treats on the Street Food Truck: 10AM-1PM
$1 Hot Dogs: 11AM-1PM

WHERE:
Islands High School
170 Whitemarsh Island Road
Savannah, Ga. 31410

Kwame Alexander, New York Times-bestselling author and 2015 Newbery Medal recipient, will give a special free presentation in Savannah in April 2018.

Alexander will return to Savannah April 17 for a special presentation and signing of his new book REBOUND, the follow-up to the Newbery-award winning THE CROSSOVER. Alexander was a speaker at the 2017 Savannah Children’s Book Festival.

This event is free, kid-friendly and open to the public.

Kwame Alexander “Rebound” Tour
Tues. April 17 2018 @ 5-6PM
Southwest Chatham Library
14097 Abercorn St.
Savannah, GA 31419
912-925-8305

Learn more here. 

Savannah Earth Day Festival 2018
11AM-4PM @ Forsyth Park
FREE & Open to the public
Produced by the Savannah Chatham Sustainability Coalition (SCSC) with the support of the City of Savannah and other sponsors. The SCSC is a non profit that is committed to collaborate with businesses and organizations to secure a sustainable future for all of the people in our community.

The theme for this year’s event is “Zero Waste” – this theme is in tandem with Earth Day Network (www.earthday.org) them – “End Plastic Pollution”. There will be exhibits throughout the festival in Forsyth Park that raise awareness of the amount of plastic used in daily life.

Festival will include:
* a large scale sculpture made of recycled plastic bottles created by an artist collective The Revival Society. These artists have been traveling to schools to engage the students in the bottle collection by creating Trash Monster Cans designed by students. www.therevivalsociety.org
* The Savannah Tree Foundation annual tree walk at 11AM, beginning at the Candler Oak near the Law School on Drayton.
* Other returning exhibitors include Caretta Research Project, 100 Miles, UGA Extension Chatham County, USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, The Dolphin Project, Step Up Savannah, YFACE /Youth For A Cleaner Environment, Clean Coast, Sierra Club, SCAD Design for Sustainability, Go Green Armstrong, Savannah Urban Garden Alliance and our Ogeechee and Savannah Riverkeepers.
* Free workshops. Topics include: Waste to Wealth: How to Use the Three R’s (Reducing, Reusing and Recycling) to Your Advantage, Dispelling the Fear of Snakes!, Wild Medicinal Mushrooms, Protecting the Bees, 50 Ways to Save the Planet without Leaving your Kitchen,
* Workshops especially for the children. Oatland Island Wildlife and Burton 4-H to offer an afternoon of environmental education.
* Miss SE Earth contestant, Talisha White present her youth workshop on the importance of water conservation, “Miraculous Miranda the Mermaid.” Workshops begin at 11:30AM

Musical acts include:
11am Matthew Jaidev
11:45am Josephine Johnson
1:15pm Keystone Postcard
2:45pm Laiken Love and the Fellowship
3:15pm Ember City

Learn more here.

The ArchaeoBus will be at Forsyth Park in Savannah this Sat. March 24 9AM-1PM offering free archaeology activities for kids & adults. Discover. Learn. Enjoy.

ArchaeoBus is a travelling emissary, bringing dynamic educational interactive programs to adults of all ages, families, K-12 and college students.

Activities meet many mandated education standards.

The ArchaeoBus is owned by The Society for Georgia Archaeology, a 501(c) 3 non-profit. Sponsored by the Coastal Georgia Archaeological Society.

Sat. March 24 2018, 9AM-1PM
Located at the Forsyth Farmer’s Market, Forsyth Park on E. Park Avenue in Savannah.

Fun archaeology activities for adults and kids.

Bring your kids to a free How Does your Garden Grow? program @ the Morris Center in Ridgeland, SC.

Free & open to the public. For children from kindergarten-2nd grade.

How Does Your Garden Grow?
Tues. April 3, 4:30-6PM
Limit: 15 children (Parents always welcome!)
Morris Center For Lowcountry Heritage
10782 S Jacob Smart Blvd.
Ridgeland, SC 29936
843-284-9227
Email: Info@morrisheritagecenter.org

Director of Programs, Annmarie Reiley-Kay, and retired educator, Leslie Natoli, will guide children through hands-on learning activities.

Children will learn basic parts of the plant and what plants need to grow while painting, coloring, and planting seeds.

Each child will conclude their experience by taking home a decorated flower pot, a seedling ready to plant, and hopefully an enthusiasm for gardening! Children’s “informal wear” strongly encouraged.

Pre-Registration is required. Learn more here.

FREE SCAD Sand Arts Festival 2018

Save the date for the annual SCAD Sand Arts Festival.

SCAD Sand Arts Festival
Fri. May 11 2018
Tybee Island, GA
South Beach by Tybee pier (note the new location that’s different from previous years)

See SCAD students, alumni, faculty & staff create elaborate sand creations on Tybee’s beach. Participants vie for awards and prizes, including the coveted top prize for SCAD Spirit.

See the 2017 winners here.

The public is invited to enjoy SCAD Sand Arts Festival.

Join the Savannah State STEM Success Center for fun, exciting, and educational events involving STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics)-based activities.

STEM Edutainment is Sat. March 31, 9AM-3PM @ Savannah State University.

This event is for 4th-8th graders. Space is limited so register quickly and confirm an accurate number of attendees.

Register online here.

The event is FREE, however, students attending the program will need to provide their own lunch. Lunch will be available for purchase through Thompson Hospitality Dining Services, $10 will cover the cost of lunch.

Learn more here.

The 2018 Savannah Scottish Games – Sat. May 5 2018 at Bethesda Academy – are the fourth oldest Scottish Games in the southeastern United States.

The Savannah Scottish Games are a celebration of Scottish heritage and music, the Games truly have something for everyone to enjoy including entertainment by City Hotel and the Savannah Ceili Band, a Highland dancing competition, traditional heavy athletics, Celtic ale from Asheville, NC’s Highland Brewery, and a wide variety of Scottish art available for purchase.

The games will also feature the very popular traditional heavy athletic events including the caber toss and hammer throw, children’s activities, and border collie skill demonstrations.

Gates will open at 9AM and closing ceremonies will take place at 4:30PM Sat. May 5 2018.

Cost

Tickets free for children 10 and younger. Find adult & senior ticket prices here. 

To purchase tickets and for more information on the 42nd Annual Savannah Scottish Games, please visit www.savannahscottishgames.com.

Details

The Games will kick offer an exciting day of some annual favorites including the highly anticipated Heavy Athletics Competition. Kilt-donning athletes will battle it out in a variety of traditional events including the Caber Toss, Sheaf Toss, Scottish Hammer Throw, Open Stone Put. The most spectacular event is the Caber Toss – ‘ye casting of the bar’.

The 2018 USIR Highland Dancing Southern Regional Championships, one of six competitions held throughout the U.S. each spring, will also take place on May 5 at the Savannah Scottish Games. Five age groups will compete in four dances, with the top three winners in each group at Savannah eligible to compete in the 2018 USIR National Championship.

The following bands will perform throughout the day:
Mercer University Pipes & Drums
Coastal FLorida Police & Fire Pipes & Drums
Savannah Pipes & Drums
Charleston Police Pipes & Drums

Additional Games highlights include:
Scottish marketplace with traditional artisan goods and refreshments
Armored sword fighting (the kiddos will love this!)
Scottish border collie herding demonstrations
Children’s activities including pint-sized tug-of-war, sheaf toss, caber toss, haggis hurl, stone throw, welly toss, sack race and kilted run
Clan booths & exhibits
Genealogy tent on clan row with information on Highland Scots, Lowland Scots, Ulster Scots (Scots-Irish), Irish, English, Manx, Welsh, and Orkney

IF YOU GO

WHAT: 42nd Annual Savannah Scottish Games
WHEN: Saturday May 5, 2018
Opens at 9AM to the public | Closing ceremonies at 4:30PM
WHERE: Bethesda Academy
9520 Ferguson Ave.
Savannah, Georgia
CONTACT: Savannah.scottish.games@gmail.com

32nd ANNUAL BEACH BUM PARADE 2018

Fri. May 18, 2018 6:30-8:30PM
Come prepared to be soaked at the Annual Tybee Beach Bum Parade! This classic Tybee event is a favorite for the whole family. Equip yourself with waterguns and other water soaking paraphernalia to douse the passing by parade floats.

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The A-Town Get Down Art & Music Festival will return to Savannah for its 8th year on Sat. April 21 2018, noon-10PM on Indian Street – Under the Bridge, between Fahm and Warner Streets.

The festival, held each year in memory and honor of SCAD student Alex “A-Town” Townsend, operates with the mission of increasing access to art and music experiences throughout the Savannah community. There will be endless entertainment for attendees of all ages.

Admission is free for children 12 and younger. Receive 25% off adult tickets with the promo code: SOUTHERNMAMAS . Purchase tickets online here. 

Savannah’s hands-on, interactive, family-friendly celebration of live art, music, and food truck cuisine includes a robust musical lineup of familiar favorites, including headliner Chuck Leavell, who many in the Savannah area will remember as a key figure in The Allman Brothers Band. Leavell’s keyboard work has also been heard on the works of Eric Clapton, the Rolling Stones, George Harrison, and many other prominent artists.

Festival attendees will also enjoy performances by The New Familiars, called ‘an Americana rock & roll fixture’ in the southeast; Southern Avenue, considered to be Memphis’ best soul, blues and gospel band; Randall Bramblett, dubbed by Rolling Stone as “one of the South’s most lyrical and literate songwriters;” and more.

As with every A-Town Festival, professional local and regional artists will produce live art installations and large-scale performances as well as participate in interactive workshops with festival attendees of all ages.

The A-Town Get Down Art & Music Festival sees many returning sponsors who annually support this interactive day of art and music experiences. Returning sponsors include Adobe, Magnatone, Queensborough National Bank and Trust and Service Brewing Company. Friends and longtime supporters of the event join this year’s sponsors including Judge Realty, Katherine Sandoz, Wells and Kathleen Anderson, Mrs. Robert O. Levitt, Freeman N. Jelks III, Ghost Coast Distillery and Congress Street Social Club. Other sponsors include Savannah Veterinary Emergency Clinic, Blick Art Materials and Spandrel Development Partners.

The festival is offering a special deal on tickets for SouthernMamas.com readers. Save 25% off two adult tickets by using the promo code Southernmamas at checkout here. 

Remember, admission is free for children 12 and younger.

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Meet the Budweiser Clydesdales In Garden City!

Bring your wee Leprechauns to see a mini-parade and display of the Budweiser Clydesdales at Garden City Town Center in front of City Hall.

The free event is open to the public. You will have the opportunity to pet and take pictures with these famous horses in town to participate in St. Patrick’s Day festivities in Savannah.

Meet the Budweiser Clydedales
Fri. March 16, 2018, 12:30PM-3:30PM
In Front of Garden City Hall
100 Central Ave.
Garden City, GA 31405

Schedule of Events:
Clydesdales Arrive at Garden City Town Hall @ 12:30PM
Mini parade starts @ 1:30-2:30PM
Clydesdales Depart Garden city Town Hall @ 3:30PM

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The Greening of the Forsyth Park Fountain, parades on Hilton Head Is., Tybee Is. & in Savannah – all are part of the special month of March in Savannah.

(Reminder: No Tara Feis Irish Celebration this year. Read why here)

Please note the new restrictions & enhanced security zone set for the Savannah St. Patrick’s Day Parade Sat. March 17 for Pence’s visit. Details here. 

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MEET THE BUDWEISER CLYDESDALES

Meet the Budweiser Clydesdales @ Garden City Town Center in front of City Hall, Fri. March 16, 2018, 12:30PM-3:30PM

Pet & take pictures with these famous horses in town to participate in St. Patrick’s Day festivities in Savannah.

Mini parade @ 1:30-2:30PM

Free & open to the public. Details here. 

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SAVANNAH ST PATRICK’S DAY PARADE

Sat. March 17 2018, 10:15AM.  Please note the new restrictions & enhanced security zone set for Pence’s visit. Details here. 

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FAMILY-FRIENDLY IRISH BOWLING

Ancient Order of Hibernians’ Irish Road Bowling Tournament
Sat. March 24 2018, 10AM @ Hutchinson Island Racetrack
Cost: $20 per person, $60 per team.
Details & register here.

FREE Family Fun Night
Fri. April 6 2018| 5:30 – 7:30PM
Join The Sandbox Children’s Museum on Hilton Head this Friday for the FREE Family Fun Night.

This is a community event designed to bring families together for a cost-free evening of creativity and play. Weather permitting, the Bounce House and Big Blue Blocks will be available for play outdoors, or you can explore our exhibits and enjoy a craft indoors. Light refreshments will also be served free of charge.

FREE & FUN for all ages.

Upcoming Free Family Fun Nights
Fri. April 6, 5:30-7:30PM
Fri. May 4 5:30-7:30PM

Supported by The Bargain Box
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Happy Plaidurday!
Wed April 11, 2018
10AM-2PM
(celebrating RBC Heritage/Presented by Boeing Golf Week)

Tired of solids, stripes getting you down? Add some plaid, you’ll be glad! Join The Sandbox Children’s Museum on Hilton Head Is. for a family fun day 10AM – 2PM. Let your little firecrackers bounce in the Bounce House, build with the Big Blue Blocks, aim for the cornhole, tug-a-rope-rivalry and more! (weather permitting). Take part in a special spring craft and show-your-colors cookie decorating.

Enjoy hot dogs, chips, lemonade, brownies and watermelon and a scavenger hunt!

Event admission is $5 for members, $10 for non-members.
Military and senior discounts are available.

First come, first serve. Space and activities limited in the event of rain.
(Sorry, coupons not valid for special event)

The Sandbox Children’s Museum
18A Pope Avenue,
Hilton Head Island, SC 29928
843.842.7645

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Drop-In Studio
Different project each month
Daily 1-4PM
Jepson Center
FREE with museum admission

Unleash your creativity in the Jepson Center studios every day for artmaking projects for all ages. Work at your own pace and comfort level. Each month features a special project designed to connect with a specific exhibition at the museum. A studio assistant is always on-hand to answer questions and assist guests. Drop-In Studio is open all year round & perfect for all ages. Children must be accompanied by an adult caregiver.

Remember: museum admission is always free for children ages 12 & younger.

Drop-in Studio Monthly Themes

March
Photography

April
Landscape Watercolors

May
Abstract Mono Prints

June & July
Various projects in the Eckburg Atrium

August
Complex Uncertainties

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Technology & Art Gallery 
Daily during museum hours
Kids’ can interact with technology at the Jepson Center for the Arts. Complementing the ArtZeum, the Jepson Center’s Technology and Art Gallery is a great place for visitors of all ages to explore interactive and new media art. This long-term rotating exhibit introduces viewers to new media works that use various types of video & computer processing.

Remember: museum admission is always free for children ages 12 & younger.

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JEPSON CENTER
207 W. York St. Savannah, 31401

Jepson Center for the Arts, 912-790-8800 or visit www.telfair.org. Telfair Museums is a SouthernMamas.com advertiser

Visit A Mosque Day – Savannah
Hosted by Islamic Center Of Savannah

You are invited to Visit a Mosque Day on March 10, 2018, 3-6PM. Although most mosques are always open to the public, this is a chance for individuals and groups to enjoin in a casual setting with Muslims from their neighborhoods. Members of all faiths are invited. This is a kid-friendly event.

Edward Ahmed Mitchell, Executive Director of CAIR Georgia, will be the keynote speaker.

Come and get to know your Muslim neighbors. Be sure to invite your friends, neighbors, and colleagues and enjoy Middle-Eastern hors d’oeuvre & sweets.

Visit www.AtlantaMuslim.com/VAMD for a list of Georgia Mosques participating. #VisitAMosqueATL

Saturday, March 10, 3-6PM
Islamic Center Of Savannah
1030 Dutchtown Road
Savannah 31419

Easter Egg Hunts & Easter Fun 2018

Visit our annual list of Easter Egg Hunts & kids’ Easter events in Savannah, Hilton Head Is., Richmond Hill (many of which are free).

See the 2018 list of Easter Egg Hunts & Festivities here. 

Free Speech Screenings on Wilmington Island

The Speech Clinic of the Coastal Empire on Wilmington Island in Savanah is happy to offer FREE speech/language screenings to children ages 1-6. These screenings can be completed at the office location and only take about five minutes to complete. Scores will be pass/fail, and the results will give a brief look at the child’s speech/language development.

School-wide screenings are also offered to daycares and private preschools. Please contact  office The Speech Clinic of the Coastal Empire for more information at 912 235 2166.

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About The Speech Clinic of the Coastal Empire

The Speech Clinic of the Coastal Empire makes speech therapy more convenient for families on the Islands and has sister locations in Waycross, Jesup and Brunswick, Ga.

Therapists at The Speech Clinic of the Coastal Empire are nationally certified and state licensed, and can provide assessments and treatment for the following: developmental delays, expressive language, receptive comprehension, pragmatic language, articulation, fluency, voice disorders, feeding/swallowing issues, oral motor, apraxia of speech, dysarthria, etc.

Services are provided at their office location or in private preschools or daycares around Savannah to help parents with busy schedules.

The Speech Clinic of the Coastal Empire accepts most insurance (Medicaid, Amerigroup, Peach State, BC/BS, Cigna, Tricare, etc).

The Speech Clinic of the Coastal Empire
315 Johnny Mercer Blvd, Suite D
Wilmington Island
Savannah, GA 31410
912.235.2166
email: TSCCoastalEmpire@gmail.com

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FREE Tybee Island Mermaid Fest

Sat. March 24, Noon-4 PM
@ Tybee Island Beach Pier and Pavilion
This will be the 1st Annual Tybee Island Mermaid Fest presented by Savannah Pride and will include live music, games and, of course, mermaids.
Free and open to the public.
Learn more here.

Free monthly Young Explorers Club 

The Savannah National Wildlife Refuge hosts a preschoolers “Young Explorers Club” on the first Tuesday of each month.

The free, hour-long monthly program for 3-4 year-olds starts at 10AM on the first Tuesday of each month.  There will be story time, crafts, snacks, and take-home activities all about this month’s topic.

The programs are at the Savannah National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center (694 Beech Hill Lane Hardeeville, SC 29927).

Each month, a different animal or method of conservation will be highlighted. Juniors of Girl Scout Troop 30387 have designed the monthly programs as their service project for completing the Bronze Award. The themes are:

April – Recycle
May – Baby Birds
June – Alligators
July – Sea Turtles
August – Spiders
September – Fish
October – Butterflies
November – Turkeys
December – Ducks

For more information, please contact Joel Vos at (843) 784-2468.

Learn more here.

National Wildlife Refuge in Savannah/Hardeeville.
694 Beech Hill Ln
Hardeeville, South Carolina 29927

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Deep Speaks 

The Young Author Project, Deep Center’s introductory program, engages public middle school students with language & their stories to help them express themselves with skill, confidence & courage.

Twice a year, Deep Center releases anthologies featuring original, vivid &  fearless stories, poems & plays written by Deep’s young authors—Savannah-Chatham public middle school students in Deep’s Young Author Project.

Select young authors are chosen by their peers to read their published works at Deep Speaks, the Youth Author Project’s end-of-semester book launch & live reading in front of a live audience of about 500  family members, peers & community members from all over Savannah.

Come hear these literary works.

Seating is first-come, first-served. Doors open at 6PM. The readings will start promptly at 6:30PM.

Tues. Feb. 13 6:30-8PM
The Savannah Theatre
222 Bull St.
Savannah, GA 31401

This event is free & open to the public.

Note: Deep authors are fearless & can write challenging content. Parental guidance suggested.

About Deep

Deep Center is a 501(c)3 nonprofit that provides free, fun & rigorous writing workshops for public school students in Savannah. Deep connects kids with a thriving community of writing mentors—local authors, poets &  journalists—to help them share their stories.

Learn more here.

FREE admission to museums, historic sites on Super Museum Sunday, Feb. 11

Coastal Heritage Society’s five Savannah museums will participate in Georgia History Festival’s s Super Museum Sunday 2018  on Feb. 11 2018. Guests can enjoy interactive exhibits and engaging tours at each site through hands-on, immersive activities that illustrate the narratives of Savannah’s past.

Coastal Heritage sites include:

Highlights of this year’s special event programming include site tours, special office car tours and a short train ride at Georgia State Railroad Museum. Guests can enjoy enhanced Revolutionary War programming at Savannah History Museum, free play and children’s activities at Savannah Children’s Museum, learn about military history and view weapons demonstrations at Old Fort Jackson, and discover Gullah/Geechee culture through guided walking tours at Pin Point Heritage Museum.

Over sixty cultural institutions participate in this annual free family event. Each year Georgians and visitors alike experience our state’s rich history and cultural life through historic sites, house museums, art museums, and other points of interest in Savannah during “Super Museum Sunday.”

See the list of participating Super Museum Sunday Sites here. 

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Telfair Museums

Telfair Museums’ three Savannah sites – The Jepson Center, Telfair Academy & Owens-Thomas House – will be open & free noon-4PM. Explore the exciting work of Carrie Mae Weems’ Sea Islands Series, meet and discover local artists, and create artworks that blend fabric, photography, and text.
The Jepson Center,  207 W. York St. Savannah 31401
Telfair Academy, 121 Barnard St. Savannah, 31401
Owens-Thomas House, 124 Abercorn St. Savannah, 31401

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FREE Georgia Day Parade 2018

Georgia History Festival’s Georgia Day Parade in Savannah
Fri. Feb. 9 2017 at 10:30AM
Students & teachers costumed as historical figures march through Savannah’s historic squares during this beloved annual event.

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FREE Colonial Faire and Muster 2018

Saturday & Sunday, 10AM- 4PM Feb 10 & 11 2017
Wormsloe Historic Site, 7601 Skidaway Rd, Savannah  31406.
Experience life in Colonial Georgia during the 18th century with a military encampment, sutler’s row, craft demonstrations, military demonstrations, and period music and dance. Food concessions will be available. Free. 912-353-3023.

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You are invited to the FREE Savannah’s Fit Kids Fest on March 3 2018, 1-4PM at Savannah State University, 3219 College St.

This annual event promotes wellness for K-8 students, teaches the importance of growing a fit body and mind through a fun and interactive day designed for children of all ages and their parents. The goal is to improve health awareness and encourage children to lead a healthier, happier lifestyle.

Activities include tips on making healthy meals and snacks, exercise and other fun ways to get moving, as well as exploring resources for strengthening the mind.

To learn more visit: https://www.jrleaguesav.org.