Parlor Presentation with Anna Habersham Wright Smith Earthquakes, Cranes and Parapets: Architect Leads Effort to Save John Norris’s Gothic Revival Roof of Her Family Home! Call 912.233-3845 to reserve a spot. Admission is free.
Attendees will arrive at our visitor center where we have a museum, gift shop and film. Then enjoy a 10 minute walk from the museum to the plantation area through a grove of live oak trees. There will be a guided tour of the interior of the plantation house, which is furnished with original antiques […]
Museums are uniquely positioned to extend programming to the littlest of learners through early childhood education offerings. Museums already pique curiosity, promote social connection, and offer object-based learning opportunities for students and adults. By creating specialized programs for littles, museums lay the foundation for lifelong learning. Join Beth Brandon, Multi-Generational Programs Manager at the Indiana […]
This exhibition will be up 2/1/2025 – 1/2026
Congregation Mickve Israel’s History and Heritage Committee will be hosting Jason Friedman on February 2nd at 3:00pm as he discusses his new historical book, Liberty Street: A Savannah Family, its Golden Boy, and the Civil War, with Bruce Cohen and Jonathan Rabb. This book talk will include the guided discussion with the author, an open Q&A with the audience, a […]
With support from the Society of Colonial Wars in the State of Georgia Explore this living-history event at Wormsloe State Historic Site and learn about life in eighteenth-century Georgia through cooking, dancing, craft, and military demonstrations. Fees apply on Saturday, but admission is free on Sunday.
Explore more than 100 sites in person and online during Super Museum Sunday. Georgians and visitors alike experience our state’s rich history and cultural life as historic sites, house museums, art museums, and other points of interest throughout Georgia open their doors for an exceptional opportunity to experience the history in our own backyard. Check […]
Students explore Georgia history through demonstrations and hands-on activity booths during this commemoration of the founding of Georgia at Savannah on February 12, 1733. Educators, parents, historical interpreters, and community and civic leaders take part in this fun and engaging program that utilizes an all-weather, indoor venue to encourage students to explore the Georgia History Festival theme, “The […]
The Savannah African Art Museum and the Bull Street Library will be hosting their Annual Tracing Your Roots Workshop.