Savannah has always been shaped by strong, creative women, and there’s no better time to celebrate that than during Women’s History Month. Across the city, female entrepreneurs are building brands, creating experiences, and preserving Savannah’s culture in ways that feel both deeply rooted and forward-thinking.

From candlelit courtyards to lively riverfront gatherings, the city knows how to turn an evening into an experience. For visitors looking to tap into Savannah’s social heartbeat while supporting a meaningful cause, one spring event deserves a spot at the top of the calendar: the Alzheimer’s Association’s Dancing Stars of Coastal Georgia gala.

A trip to the Island isn’t complete without a stop at The Crab Shack, a waterfront, Tybee-staple that delivers far more than a memorable meal. Just minutes from the beach, this iconic spot blends coastal scenery and lively entertainment into one unmistakable experience.

Embark on a pirate voyage without ever leaving downtown Savannah. Just steps from the cobblestones and oak-shaded squares of Savannah, the Savannah Pirates and Treasure Museum invites visitors to trade ordinary sightseeing for a plunge into the gritty, glittering world of the high seas.

Nestled among the lovely boutiques and recognized restaurants of Bull and Liberty Street, is the industrial studio and showroom of Satchel. Crafting beautiful leather goods, Elizabeth Seeger and her team have forged their way into becoming one of the most sought-after shops in the historic district. 

Nourish is a locally owned company led by Shoshanna and Corey Walker, built on a family legacy that began more than 25 years ago. What started as Shoshanna’s mother making soap as a hobby in her kitchen quickly grew into a passion shared by the entire family. With molds, mixers, and cutters crafted by Shoshanna’s father, soapmaking became both a creative outlet and a labor of love.

In Savannah, Georgia, history does not sit quietly behind museum glass. It drifts through marsh grass, clings to docks, and rides the tides in stories passed between generations. Few experiences embody that living history like Miss Judy’s Fishing Charters, a coastal institution where fishing, folklore, family legacy, and larger-than-life personalities converge.

Savannah is a city where history is alive in every square, street, and waterfront. During Black History Month, visitors have a unique opportunity to explore and honor the stories, culture, and resilience of the city’s Black community. From immersive tours to historic museums and memorable dining experiences, Savannah offers ways to educate, inspire, and celebrate this rich heritage.