The History of the Tybee Post Theater
Tybee Post Theater is a movie theatre located on Tybee Island, Georgia. The military for the local fort Fort Screven constructed the theater in ... Keep Reading
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The Savannah Theatre: Yesterday and Today
The Savannah Theatre, first opened in 1818 and located on Chippewa Square in Savannah. It is one of the United States' oldest ... Keep Reading
4 Essential Tips and Tricks for Navigating Savannah with Little Ones
1. There Can Be Only One...Kind of Stroller Savannah was designed to cross on foot, so parents can be forgiven for thinking that strolling will be a ... Keep Reading
Don’t Miss Super Museum Sunday!
Don't Miss Super Museum Sunday! The Georgia History Festival’s Super Museum Sunday will take place Sunday, May 2, 2021. This highly-anticipated ... Keep Reading
Visit Skidaway Island State Park
Experience the wildlife and impactful scenery of this significant barrier island of the Sea Islands. Located near historic Savannah, Georgia, ... Keep Reading
If You Care, Leave Them There: What to Do When Encountering Young Wildlife.
In the spring, it is not unusual to see young wildlife. Many times, they appear to be alone. Before you attempt to help—remember that it is best ... Keep Reading
The Georgia Historical Society Research Center Needs Your Donations
Would you like to be a part of living history with your donations? The Georgia Historical Society Research Center is requesting furnishings and ... Keep Reading
The Origins of Savannah Historic Properties: A Conversation with Ron Melander
When Ron Melander first arrived in Savannah in August of 1989, the oleanders were in full bloom. He was surprised to see palm trees and banana ... Keep Reading
Azaleas from A-Z
The best time to see Savannah's azaleas in all of their glory is March and April. The exact time depends upon the weather in the state. Cooler ... Keep Reading
The Crystal Beer Parlor
Good Times, Cold Beer and Food to Write Home About Before the Crystal Beer Parlor was famous for slinging some of the best fare in town, it was a ... Keep Reading
Savannah’s Climate
Savannah's climate is classified as humid subtropical. As in the Deep South, Savannah experiences long and almost tropical summers and short, mild ... Keep Reading
Sea Pork
Solving a mystery about a common sight on local beaches. Have you ever stumbled upon something strange-looking on Tybee Island’s beaches? What looks ... Keep Reading
Get Georgia’s Marine Habitat License Plate
Calling all Georgia residents who love nature! Funds from Georgia’s Marine Habitat license plate are used in combination with Federal Aid in ... Keep Reading
Charleston Hemp Collective Offers Healthy CBD Solutions
The Charleston Hemp Collective recently expanded to River Street in downtown Savannah. They offer the highest-quality cannabidiol (CBD)-infused ... Keep Reading
Finding Joy in the Gems at Atelier Galerie
On the well-trodden path connecting some of Savannah’s downtown historical sites is the cozy but dazzling Atelier Galerie. At the entrance, you ... Keep Reading
Wildlife Caught on Camera
I was a new wildlife management student at the University of Georgia. One of my classes required me to complete a semester-long project worth a ... Keep Reading
A Trip to the 17Hundred90 Inn & Restaurant
Within easy walking distance of River Street, sits a beautiful, historic collection of buildings called the 17Hundred90 Inn & ... Keep Reading
Targeting Tegus in Southeast Georgia
Danny Haro spends most days each week hunting for a needle in a haystack. – a “needle” that can top 4 feet long, sprint nearly 20 mph and gobble up ... Keep Reading
Holiday Cranberry Mule Recipe from Hilton Head Distillery
The Cranberry Mule is a holiday take on the popular Moscow Mule. ‘Tis the season to be jolly. Celebrate with friends and family, and we indulge ... Keep Reading
Georgia’s Wild Turkey Population Update
Since Turkey Day is upon us, here is an insight to our state's turkey population. Every summer since 1978, Wildlife Resource Division staff, Law ... Keep Reading
Thanksgiving Wines: A Quick Guide To Your Best Bets
A couple of bottles of wine on the table at Thanksgiving are always welcome. As a guest, this is the perfect offering — aside from the food you have ... Keep Reading
Snakes of Georgia
Snakes are common across Georgia, even in urban and suburban areas. As development and population growth continue in Georgia, encounters between ... Keep Reading
Rare Moths Sightings in Southeast Georgia
On a warm night last August at a restored pitcherplant bog in south Georgia, more than 100 species of night-flying Lepidoptera visited our ... Keep Reading
13 Secrets: In Search of Wearable Art
Though “13 Secrets” pays homage to Georgia’s establishment as the last of the original thirteen colonies, the idea behind it is much more ... Keep Reading
Goose Feathers Café: Where Old-World Charm Meets Clean, Modern and Efficient
Inside a charming, rustic, 145-year-old building near Ellis Square is an atmospheric spot where guests report feeling transported to a different time ... Keep Reading
Cherry Lime Rickey Recipe: A Cocktail for Late Summer
Cherry Lime Rickey The rickey is a highball drink made from gin or bourbon, half of a lime squeezed and dropped in the glass, and carbonated ... Keep Reading
Fishing for Jack Crevalle in Our Waters
Be careful what you wish for when fishing for a Jack Crevalle! It was another glorious day of fishing at the nearshore reef. My companions and I ... Keep Reading
Explore Fort McAllister State Park
Fort McAllister State Park in Richmond Hill Located south of Savannah on the banks of the Ogeechee River, this scenic park showcases the ... Keep Reading
Explore Georgia’s Historical Markers!
Explore Georgia’s Historical Markers! Roadside historical markers can be found throughout Georgia, sharing the stories of our past in an easily ... Keep Reading
Sauvignon Blanc: The Toast of the Coast
Why Sauvignon Blanc and Seafood Make a Perfect Pair. Sauvignon Blanc is a versatile, dry white wine that complements many seafood dishes. The ... Keep Reading
Visit the Andrew Low House
The Andrew Low House, located at 329 Abercorn Street overlooking Lafayette Square, offers insight into life in Savannah more than 150 years ago. John ... Keep Reading
Delightful Dolphin
A creature you just have to see to believe! The Atlantic bottlenose dolphin is probably the #1 wildlife attraction that encourages visitors to ... Keep Reading
Savannah Is An Art Lover’s Paradise
From world music to experimental theater, Savannah's art scene is a dream for any art lover. For a relatively small metropolitan area, this ... Keep Reading
General Oglethorpe and the Founding of Savannah
10 Facts That May Surprise You! (By Dani Ray) Oglethorpe's Creds... General James Oglethorpe was a graduate of Eton College and Oxford, a ... Keep Reading
Ghostown Tours: A Scare to Remember
It’s no secret that Savannah is brimming with spirits. When sunlight gives way to the glow of old street lamps and an iridescent moon, the city ... Keep Reading
Civil War Ghosts and Hauntings in Savannah
Civil War Savannah’s haunted history echoes throughout Savannah. The Civil War experiences of soldiers and civilians in Savannah resulted in some of ... Keep Reading