There’s always something new to discover in Savannah, and these latest additions are giving locals plenty of reasons to switch up their usual routines.

Starting a new school year at SCAD means settling back into the rhythm of studio time, coffee runs, critiques, late nights and exploring everything Savannah has to offer. Whether you’re a first-year student finding your favorite corners of the city or a returning student looking for a fresh routine, these local spots make getting back into the swing of things a little more fun.

Wag-O-Ween returns for its 21st annual celebration October 24–25, bringing together dog lovers, families, local businesses, and animal advocates for one of the city's most anticipated fall traditions.

Widely considered by paranormal investigators and ghost hunters as being ‘America’s Most Haunted City,’ Savannah’s dark past is unveiled on this spooky tour!

For one week each fall, Savannah trades its quiet Southern charm for the glitter of Hollywood.

Delaney Rose Boutique was founded with a simple yet meaningful mission: to create a shopping experience where women of every shape and size feel welcome.

E. Shaver Books, Savannah’s oldest and most cherished independent bookstore, has been a locally owned and operated fixture for more than four decades. Housed in a historic 1843 building on Madison Square, the original shop offers seven cozy rooms filled with new fiction and nonfiction titles. Now, with a second location in the vibrant Starland District!

For 19 years, Red Clover has been a beloved local favorite, growing right alongside Savannah itself.

and she’s bringing a bold blend of Southern soul, Cuban flavor and Dominican flair to Enmarket Arena.

In a city where history lives around every corner, few businesses have become as woven into Savannah’s story as Johnnie Ganem’s Wine & Package Shop.

Located just a half-block south of Chippewa Square in Savannah’s Historic District, Six Pence Pub transports you straight to Europe with its authentic British atmosphere.

Tucked into the heart of downtown Savannah, Quinn’s Breakfast and Lunch has become a beloved staple at 28 Drayton Street.

Savannah is a city that effortlessly blends history, Southern hospitality, and unforgettable experiences. While travelers come for the moss-draped squares, historic homes, and charming cobblestone streets, there’s a new destination adding fresh energy to the city’s vibrant food and beverage scene: Old Savannah Distillery.

Savannah is a city made for exploring on foot, and luckily, you don’t have to leave your four-legged best friend behind.

If you’re looking for a Savannah experience that goes beyond simply ordering a drink, head to Congress Street Up for an evening of cocktails, history, and a little taste of the Roaring Twenties.

Thanksgiving morning in Savannah will once again begin with purpose, community spirit, and a little bit of friendly competition as United Way of the Coastal Empire hosts its 18th Annual Turkey Trot at Daffin Park on November 26, 2026.

Nestled in the vibrant and historic 7 West Bay Street, the Savannah Culinary Institute is redefining the culinary scene in Savannah, Georgia. A beautifully restored 19th-century building serves as its home, but this isn’t just a school—it’s a destination.

Just a short stroll from the beach, Tybee Island’s Sugar Shack has been a beloved local staple for generations. Since opening in 1971, this gem has served as a nostalgic retreat for both locals and visitors, offering a sweet slice of island history with every visit. What began as a humble walk-up stand has grown into a vibrant hub of treats, toys, and charm.

Savannah is a city full of rich history and beautiful architecture, but it is also known for many interesting stories about people and events from times past. One of these stories is about The Crystal, a Depression-era restaurant at the corner of Jones and Jefferson that many speculate sold illegal hooch during Prohibition, thereby earning its name change to Crystal Beer Parlor. The Crystal was a rowdy place back in the day, with spittoons, cigar smoke and gambling as regular fixtures.

As Savannah’s only open-air shopping, dining, and entertainment destination, the River Street Market Place offers a unique experience. This one-of-a-kind market showcases a curated selection of handmade art, gifts, and crafts, all reflecting the spirit of the Lowcountry and beyond.