Savannah Music Festival
The Savannah Music Festival (SMF) is Georgia’s largest musical arts festival and one of the most distinctive cross-genre music festivals in the world. SMF is building a robust history on its devotion to living, vibrant musical traditions, regularly presenting commissioned works, unique and imaginative productions and rare regional appearances by renowned artists in jazz, classical, blues, bluegrass, gospel and other styles of American and international roots music. Artists collaborate, students and master musicians intermingle, vocalists showcase their talents and communities uplift and celebrate over seventeen specially conceived days and nights.

The Historic Savannah Foundation
The historic organization that was determined to keep Savannah a city worth visiting and living in! Annual special events each year include the spring time Tour of Homes and Gardens, and the new Savannah Garden Exposition. Become a member today! HSF members recieve 1/2 off any Savannah Walks tour*.

Georgia Historical Society
Chartered by the Georgia General Assembly in 1839, the Georgia Historical Society is the private, non-profit historical society for the state of Georgia. The oldest cultural institution in the state, and one of the oldest historical societies in the country, GHS fulfills its mission to collect, preserve and share Georgia’s history by presenting a variety of educational programs, authoring publications on Georgia and southern history, and by operating a library and archives at its headquarters, Hodgson Hall, a National Historic Landmark building in Savannah.

GHS is member-supported, has active, mutually beneficial relationships with dozens of local historical society affiliates across Georgia, and in recent years has become a recognized resource for national scholastic and media organizations.

Coastal Heritage Society
Founded as a maritime history organization in 1975, the Coastal Heritage Society serves more than 150,000 people annually at our three historic sites: Old Fort Jackson National Historic Landmark, the Savannah History Museum, and the Roundhouse Railroad Museum.

Fort Pulaski National Monument
Fort Pulaski National Monument offer visitors daily interpretive programs including musket and soldier demonstrations, guided fort tours, and special ranger talks. Living History Days are presented every Saturday and include hourly cannon demonstrations.

Telfair Museum of Art
Over the years the Telfair has become an invaluable confluence of arts, culture and history that reaches out to its audience through a diverse schedule of exhibitions and programs. Among the city's most-visited attractions, the museum has become even more popular with the opening of its third venue, the Jepson Center for the Arts.

Massie Heritage Center
The Massie Heritage Center is housed in three nineteenth-century Greek Revival buildings situated on Calhoun Square. Massie School served as Savannah's first public elementary school from 1856 to 1974 and continues to serve as a unit of the Savannah-Chatham Public Schools.

Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum
On May 14, 1996, 5,000 8th Air Force veterans, their families, dignitaries, and supporters applauded the dedication of a dramatic 90,000 square foot museum, which celebrates the legendary accomplishments of the Mighty Eighth Air Force.

The Beehive Foundation
If you want to read about Savannah, or other topic of interests relating to the south before your visit, then The Beehive Press is simply the single best resource available.

Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce
The Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce is a voluntary organization of businesses and professional men and women who have joined together for the purpose of promoting the civic, commercial and economic development of the community. There are approximately 2,200 member organizations investing in the success of the Chamber via their annual dues and contributions.

*(some restrictions apply)