SAVANNAH PROPER STORIES
Art, Culture, History, Music, and Things To Do
Inside the Circle: Delta Circle Takes Over Honky Tonk South
Savannah band Delta Circle took over a packed Honky Tonk South with a high energy mix of country and Southern rock. Photographed and filmed in black and white, the night reveals a band winning audiences with familiar songs while building a sound of its own.
Wright Square: Where Savannah Remembers, Forgets, and Remembers Again
Wright Square holds some of Savannah’s most layered history. Beneath its live oaks, the stories of Tomochichi and William Washington Gordon meet the architecture, commerce, and daily life of the city. Photographed by Charles Maring.
From Private Vows to a Rooftop Celebration: Tim and Daniella’s Savannah Micro Wedding
Tim and Daniella began their Savannah micro wedding with an intimate ceremony beneath the live oaks of Forsyth Park, surrounded by their child and closest loved ones. After an editorial portrait session through the park and Historic District, they joined family and friends at Churchill’s for dinner, live music, cake cutting, and a joyful first dance. Their photography blended natural color with ethereal fine art infrared black and white.
Johnson Square: Where Savannah’s Story Began
Established in 1733, Johnson Square is Savannah’s first square and one of its most historically layered public spaces. Discover the Nathanael Greene Monument, Christ Church, the William Bull Sundial, visits by George Washington and Lafayette, and the pivotal moments that shaped Savannah’s civic life. This illustrated guide also includes original photography, visitor information and the short walk to Wright Square.
Mary Musgrove and the Founding of Savannah
Mary Musgrove, also known as Coosaponakeesa, was far more than an interpreter between James Oglethorpe and Tomochichi. As a Muscogee woman, trader, diplomat and landowner, she helped two cultures communicate during the founding of Savannah. Her remarkable life reveals a story of influence, enterprise and determination that extended from Yamacraw Bluff to St. Catherines Island.
A Dog Friendly Escape in Savannah
Traveling with your dog should never mean compromising on style or comfort. Join Charles and Jennifer Maring, along with Sugar, as they experience Kimpton Brice through thoughtful hospitality, exceptional dining at Pacci Italian Kitchen, leisurely walks through Savannah's Historic District, and memorable moments that reveal why this boutique hotel has become one of the city's most inviting places to stay.
The Waving Girl of Savannah: The Woman Who Never Missed a Ship
Standing along Savannah's waterfront, the Waving Girl Statue honors Florence Martus, a woman whose simple act of greeting passing ships became one of the city's greatest legends. Discover the true story behind the monument, separate fact from folklore, and learn why her legacy continues to echo across the Savannah River today.
The Alida Hotel: A Sophisticated Setting for Savannah’s Most Memorable Gatherings
From sunset cocktails overlooking Savannah's skyline to an intimate awards dinner and rooftop celebration beneath the stars, discover how The Alida Hotel delivers an elevated experience for executive gatherings, incentive travel, and unforgettable corporate events in the Hostess City.
Homegrown Summer Jam 2026: The Songs That Bring Savannah Together
Homegrown Summer Jam 2026 brought Savannah’s original music community together at Victory North for an unforgettable evening featuring Eric Britt & Family, The Accomplices, and The Train Wrecks. Through reunion performances and heartfelt songwriting, the annual celebration showcased the artists and community that continue to shape Savannah’s evolving musical identity.
The Flowers of Savannah: A City That Blooms Through Every Season
Savannah is a city shaped by flowers. From historic squares filled with seasonal blooms to ancient magnolia trees and the roses of Forsyth Park’s Fragrant Garden, discover the gardens and landscapes that define the beauty of the Hostess City.
The Sun Club at Municipal Grand Offers a New Rooftop Perspective on Savannah
Above Savannah’s historic streets, The Sun Club at Municipal Grand offers a refined rooftop escape where thoughtful design, handcrafted cocktails, and panoramic views come together in a relaxed yet sophisticated setting.
How Many Days Should You Spend in Savannah
How many days should you spend in Savannah? From a quick weekend getaway to a longer coastal escape, discover the perfect amount of time to explore the Hostess City’s history, architecture, food, culture, and hidden gems.
Golden Hour at The Mackey House Savannah
Savannah Golden Hour at The Mackey House brought together professionals for a corporate evening defined by movement, conversation, and atmosphere. Located just minutes from the Historic District, the estate offered a layered experience across gardens, historic interiors, and open-air gathering spaces, reflecting a modern expression of Savannah hospitality and event culture in the Lowcountry.
Savannah 4th of July 250
Savannah celebrated America's 250th birthday with spectacular fireworks over the Savannah River, live music in the Starland District, and coastal festivities on Tybee Island. Explore a weekend filled with community, culture, and the unforgettable moments that make Independence Day in Savannah one of the South's most memorable celebrations.
Savannah Wedding Spotlight: Victoria Burnett, Trusted Wedding Officiant for Savannah Weddings & Elopements
A trusted presence in Savannah weddings, Victoria Burnett brings decades of experience, calm guidance, and a thoughtful approach to ceremonies of every size and style.
The Sound of an Evening in Savannah
From intimate coastal performances to unforgettable tribute concerts, musician Matt Eckstine brings warmth, soul, and timeless atmosphere to Savannah’s live music scene.
Savannah Elopements: An Insider’s Guide
Savannah elopements happen every day of the week. From marriage licenses and city permits to iconic locations like Forsyth Park, this insider guide shares everything couples need to plan a seamless Savannah elopement.
Beyond the Squares: Discovering Hunter Cattle, Where Savannah’s Flavor Begins
Just beyond Savannah, Hunter Cattle offers a rare farm experience where Georgia’s finest meats are raised, celebrated, and shared. From chef-driven tables to weddings at the 1890 Pavilion, this family farm invites visitors to taste where the story begins.
Sorry Charlie’s 10th Anniversary Block Party Rocks Downtown Savannah with Live Music
Celebrate the highlights of Sorry Charlie’s Oyster Bar’s 10-year anniversary block party in Downtown Savannah, featuring The Train Wrecks, Memphis-based Lucero, free oysters, and Pepsi. A high-energy night that showcased Savannah’s rising demand for live, local, and original music.
John Wesley and Savannah: A Brief Encounter That Shaped a Movement
John Wesley, Methodist founder, shaped Savannah, GA, as a missionary in 1736-37. Explore his story and impact on the hostess city, and where you can learn more.
