42nd annual SCAD Sidewalk Arts Festival will be Sat. April 22 2023 @ Forsyth Park, Savannah
Free Savannah Festivals 2023
SCAD students, alumni, and local high school students transform Savannah’s Forsyth Park into a technicolor landscape of chalk compositions for the chance to win coveted prizes @ SCAD Sidewalk Arts Festival. Community members can walk through the outdoor gallery. Free & open to the public.
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Earth Day & Arbor Day, 11AM-1PM Sat. April 22 2023 @ Cesaroni Park, Thunderbolt
Join the Town of Thunderbolt to celebrate this year’s Earth Day theme, “Invest in our Planet”. Little J’s Farm host GOAT YOGA from 11AM to Noon. Purchase Goat Yoga tickets here.
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Thunderbolt Blessing of the Fleet Sat. April 29 2023 @ 2821 River Dr, Savannah
The Town of Thunderbolt presents the 2023 Thunderbolt Blessing of the Fleet, a festival that pays tribute to Thunderbolt’s local shrimping and fishing industry, offering a fleet blessing, live music, vendors, food trucks, a beer garden, and free activities along the Wilmington River riverfront. Find more info here.
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SCAD Sand Arts Festival 2023, 10AM-5PM Fri. May 5 2023 @ Tybee Island Pier
At the SCAD Sand Arts Festival 2023 on Tybee Island, SCAD students & alumni compete to create sand sculptures. Free & open to the public.
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Savannah Festivals 2023 with Admission Fees
Savannah Scottish Games 9AM-5PM May 6 2023 @ Bethesda Academy, Savannah
The Savannah Scottish Games is a grand celebration of Scottish heritage complete with music, dancing, athletic games, children’s activities, food and fun. With more than 3,000 people participating in this special event each year, Savannah’s Scottish Games is one of the largest and fourth oldest Games in the Southeast.
The Savannah Scottish Games welcomes the return of athletes, pipe bands, highland dancers, border collies, historic reenactors, Scottish vendors, Celtic musicians, and clans back to Bethesda Academy @ 9570 Ferguson Ave.
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