COMMUNITY CALENDAR

mail your event at least two weeks in advance to [email protected]. You can also mail to Community Calendar, P.O. Box 1088, Savannah, GA 31402. Announcements are printed daily in the Accent section in chronological order as space permits. For information, call 912-652-0365. See a finish list of events online at savannahnow.com.

Chatham Area Transit Authority will operate on a holiday schedule on Labor Day, Sept. Four, included on each of the printed route schedules and available at catchacat.org. Administrative offices will be closed for business. Telephone schedule information will be available. The customer service window at the Joe Murray Rivers Jr. Intermodal Transit Center will be open from seven a.m. to four p.m. The Savannah Belles Ferry will operate on a regular schedule. Normal route schedules will resume on Sept. Five.

Tybee Island Farmers Market

The Tybee Island Farmers Market will be from four to seven p.m. Mondays at the Lighthouse, thirty Meddin Drive. Nonsmoking and pet friendly. Info: tybeeislandfarmersmarket.org.

Ebenezer Heritage Festival

The annual Ebenezer Heritage Festival will be from 9:30 a.m. to three p.m. Sept. Four at Jerusalem Evangelical Lutheran Church, two thousand nine hundred eighty Ebenezer Road, Rincon. Free parking, admission, activities and exhibits. View traditional Colonial-era craft demonstrations and participate in activities planned for kids and adults. At eleven a.m., the Rev. Kirk Bridgers will present details about the effects of the Reformation on the Salzburger emigrants to Georgia. Sponsored by the Georgia Salzburger Society. Info: visitebenezer.com

Bacon Fest on Sea Street

The Fourth Annual Bacon Fest will be from ten a.m. to six p.m. Sept. Four on Sea Street. Live bands, local artisans and activities for kids. Info: riverstreetsavannah.com.

Purcell to speak at Republican Women meeting

RSVP by Sept. Four. Congressional District one representative to the State Transportation Board, Ann Purcell, will be speaking to the Savannah Area Republican Women`s meeting at 11:30 a.m. at Carey Hilliard`s, one thousand one hundred eleven Abercorn St. She will discuss transportation projects in our area. Lunch at 11:30 with business to begin at noon. Reservations by Sept. Four to [email protected] or 912-398-0111.

Renaming the Talmadge bridge

A free panel discussion to consider switching the name of the Eugene Talmadge Memorial Bridge will be from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Sept. Five at the Savannah Theater, two hundred twenty two Bull St. Panel members include Aberjhani, Francys Johnson, Bernetta Lanier, Jessica Leigh Lebos, John McMasters, Mark Murphy, Pamela Oglesby, and Robin Williams. Moderated by former Mayor Otis S. Johnson. Info: Facebook Span the Gap Savannah, register at eventbrite.com.

Gulfstream retirees to hold picnic

Gulfstream Retirees Club to hold annual picnic at Sept. Five at Carey Hilliard`s Banquet Hall on Abercorn Street. Social hour at eleven a.m., lunch at noon. Gulfstream Retirees Executive Board is hosting the picnic free for current members. Guests are not free.

Maynard to speak, sign books

Author Joyce Maynard will speak at 6:30 p.m. Sept. Five at The Book Lady Bookstore, six E. Liberty St. Info: thebookladybookstore.com.

Breakfast with two thousand eighteen GOP candidates

A breakfast with invited Republican two thousand eighteen candidates for Lieutenant Governor will be at 8:30 a.m. Sept nine at Holiday Inn Express, one hundred ninety nine E. Bay St. Hosted by the Chatham County Republican Party. Tickets: $15, includes breakfast, in advance at 912-356-3800 or [email protected] to reserve a seat.

Secrets of the salt marsh

RSVP by Sept. Five. Join educators on a trek through Georgia`s expansive salt marshes from nine a.m. to noon at the UGA Marine Education Center and Aquarium, thirty Ocean Science Circle. See fiddler crabs, periwinkle snails and search for signs of other animals, like raccoons and birds. Open to adults and to children eight and up, accompanied by an adult. Pre-registration required. Cost: $22. Contact Kayla Clark at [email protected] or 912-598-3345 by Sept. Five. Info: gacoast.uga.edu/events

Feedback needed on city alcohol ordinance

The City of Savannah is considering revisions to the Alcohol Beverage Ordinance. The public is invited to address concerns at two and six p.m. Sept. Six at the Coastal Georgia Center, three hundred five Fahm St. Key areas: bar card provisions, Sunday sales, persons under the age of twenty one in establishments when the kitchen closes, enforcement and other items identified when implementing the initial ordinance switches. Info: 912-525-1500.

Armstrong State University`s Department of Recreation and Wellness will host its biannual Armstrong Farmers Market from ten a.m. to two p.m. Sept. Six at the Student Union Plaza, eleven thousand nine hundred thirty five Abercorn St. Rain location is the Student Union Ballroom.

St. Joseph`s/Candler African American Health Information and Resource Center, one thousand nine hundred ten Abercorn St., will hold a free QuickBooks I class from two to six p.m. Sept. 6. Computer classes trained by Microsoft certified instructors. Info/register: 912-447-6605

Levett to speak to League of Women Voters

Ann Levett, the fresh superintendent of the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System, will discuss her school vision during the League of Women Voters meeting at six p.m. Sept. Seven p.m. at Very first Presbyterian Church, five hundred Washington Ave.

Date Night at Tybee Post Theater

See the «The Graduate» on screen at seven p.m. Sept. Seven at the Tybee Post Theater, ten Van Horne Ave. Ticket: $Ten, includes a complimentary glass of wine and a Smooch. Tybeeposttheater.org.

United Way kicks off two thousand seventeen campaign

United Way of the Coastal Empire kicks off its two thousand seventeen fundraising campaign at 11:30 a.m. Sept. Seven at Savannah Civic Center, three hundred one W. Oglethorpe St. Open to the public. Tickets: $20 per person or $300 for a table of 16. Info: uwce.org/events.

Teacher open house at aquarium

A free teacher open house at the UGA Marine Education Center and Aquarium, thirty Ocean Science Circle, will be from Four:30 to 6:30 p.m. Sept. 7. Learn about over forty marine science and ecology classes suggested at the center. Light snacks and beverages, door prizes. Info: gacoast.uga.edu/events

‘The Women of Country Music` at Tybee Post Theater

Country music singer Katie Deal will sing the songs of women in country music at eight p.m. Sept. Eight at the Tybee Post Theater, ten Van Horne Ave. Ticket: $20 reserved seating. Tybeeposttheater.org.

Quilt Extravaganza for Kiah Museum

A Quilt Extravaganza will be from 9:30 a.m. to two p.m. Sept. Eight at the Moses Jackson Golden Age Center, one thousand four hundred ten Richards St. Public is invited to «Brag and Share» their quilts and crafts. Demonstrations of unique patterns and quilting mechanisms. Help make a Kiah community quilt. Part of the Quilting the Kia Museum Remembrance Days for Calvin and Virginia Jackson Kiah and the museum they commenced in their home at five hundred five W. 36th St. Info: 912-358-3261 or [email protected].

Free Microsoft Word class

St. Joseph`s/Candler African American Health Information and Resource Center, one thousand nine hundred ten Abercorn St., will hold a free Microsoft Word I class from nine a.m. to one p.m. Sept. 8. Computer classes trained by Microsoft certified instructors. Info/register: 912-447-6605

Kiah Museum Founder`s Folk Seminar

The Kiah Museum Founder`s Folk Seminar will be from six to eight p.m. Sept. Two at Room, 115, Social Science Building, Savannah State University. For a documentary and exhibit, share your stories about the late Calvin and Virginia Jackson Kiah and the museum they began in their home at five hundred five W. 36th St. Part of the Quilting the Kia Museum Remembrance Days. Info: 912-358-3261 or [email protected].

Free Bonaventure Cemetery tour

A free guided tour of the historic section of Bonaventure Cemetery commences two p.m. Sept. 9. Go after signs from the cemetery entrance to the tour`s embark. No reservations required. Free, donations appreciated. Info: Lynn Hadwin at 912-927-6145 or [email protected].

The Savannah Folk Music Society will hold a Contra Dance from 7:30 to Ten:30 p.m. Sept. Nine at Garden City Methodist Church, sixty two Varnedoe Ave. Cost: $9, $6 for members of SFMS, pay at the door. ‘The Glow in the Dark String Band` will play. Info: savannahfolk.org.

Salvation Army indoor yard sale

The Salvation Army, three thousand Bee Road, will have an indoor yard sale from nine a.m. to two p.m. Sept. 9, including furniture, clothing, flooring, children`s fucktoys and more.

Endless Summer dance, fundraiser

Endless Summer dance and fundraiser will be from six to eleven p.m. Sept. Nine at the Elks Lodge, one hundred eighty three Wilshire Blvd. Auction. Cash bar opens at six p.m., strenuous hor d`oeuvres at 7. Dancing from eight to 11. All proceeds to the Elks Aidmore Auxiliary Charities. Cost: $20. Info/RSVP to Sharon Johnson at [email protected] or 912-927-1595.

Pooler Patriot Weekend will be from four to 9:30 p.m. Sept. Nine at Pooler Park, nine hundred S. Rogers St. Family friendly events, free concert and fireworks. Food, drinks, vendors. Info: 912-330-8659, patriotweekendinpooler.org or on Facebook.

Museum to host Healthy Me event

Savannah Children`s Museum, six hundred fifty five Louisville Road, will host a day of healthy living and family joy from ten a.m. to two p.m. Sept. 9. Healthy Me will bring hands-on edible food education to the community. Cost: Museum admission of $7.50 for all guests eighteen months and older. Free for Coastal Heritage Society members.

Author Jared Yates Sexton will sign books at 6:30 p.m. Sept. Nine at The Book Lady Bookstore, six E. Liberty St. Info: thebookladybookstore.com.

Ogeechee Audubon field journey

Sept. Nine on Hutchinson Island, fall migration is underway. Look for infrequent birds. Meet at eight a.m. at the white building (community center). Leader: Steve Wagner, [email protected]. Free and open to the public.

Learn how to reach sustainability

State Rep. Carl Gilliard (Garden City) will hold the workshop «Up and Out of Poverty» from ten a.m. to four p.m. Sept. Nine at Chatham County DFCS, seven hundred sixty one Wheaton St. Includes empowerment programs that concentrate on how those in poverty can reach sustainability. In partnership with DFCS and the Urban League of Greater Atlanta. Free/register in advance at 912-436-5325.

Join the Friends of the Kiah Museum from ten a.m. to two p.m. Sept. Nine at St. James AME Church, East Broad Street, for an old style Quilting Bee and historical quilts display. Part of the Quilting the Kia Museum Remembrance Days. Info: 912-358-3261 or [email protected].

Wilmington Island farmers market

The Wilmington Island Farmers` Market will be open from nine a.m. to one p.m. Sept. Nine at Islands High School, one hundred seventy Whitemarsh Island Road. Yoga, story time, kids cooking, and pet adoptions by Georgia Rescue, Rehabilitation and Relocation. Info: wifarmersmarket.org.

Raise funds, awareness for childhood cancer

Help raise funds and awareness for childhood cancer with the Water Balloon Royale from ten a.m. to two p.m. Sept. Nine in Daffin Park, one thousand five hundred E. Victory Drive. Monetary or fucktoy donations welcome. Bounce house for kids who don`t want to get raw. Sponsored by Prezidential Ryderz MC.

CASA part fundraiser in Pooler

A 1980s night theme party with dance, trivia, karaoke and costume contests will be from nine p.m. to three a.m. Sept. Nine at Molly McPherson`s Pooler, one hundred ten Town Center Drive. Dress in your best 1980s garment for this CASA benefit for manhandled and neglected children. Prizes, raffle, Chris Cook the Imprincenator. Part of Dancing with the Savannah Starlets fundraiser for CASA. Info: savannahcasa.org

Richmond Hill library book sale

Richmond Hill Friends of the Library Book Sale will be from ten a.m. to two p.m. Sept. Nine at the library, nine thousand six hundred seven Ford Ave. Most paperbacks fifty cents; most hardbacks $1. All funds raised benefit the Richmond Hill Public Library. Info: 912-756-3580

Learn about homestead exemption

Learn about the homestead exemption from a representative from Savannah`s homestead exemption office at eleven a.m. Sept. Nine during the Eastside Neighborhood Alliance meeting, W. W. Law Community Center, nine hundred nine E. Bolton St. Open to the public. Info: Brenda Walker at 912-233-0809.

Richard Arnold Alumni Picnic

Richard Arnold High School Alumni will hold a picnic from three to eight p.m. Sept. Nine at Mother Matilda Beasley Park (East Broad Street Dungeon space). Details: 912-659-1763, 912-220-5607 or 912-695-4389.

Secrets of the salt marsh

RSVP by Sept. Five. Join educators on a trek through Georgia`s expansive salt marshes from nine a.m. to noon at the UGA Marine Education Center and Aquarium, thirty Ocean Science Circle. See fiddler crabs, periwinkle snails and search for signs of other animals, like raccoons and birds. Open to adults and to children eight and up, accompanied by an adult. Pre-registration required. Cost: $22. Contact Kayla Clark at [email protected] or 912-598-3345 by Sept. Five. Info: gacoast.uga.edu/events

Familyand Friends Day picnic

The fourth annual Family and Friends Day picnic will be from ten a.m. to two p.m. Sept. Nine at Hallstrom Park, Hunter Army Airfield Base, two thousand five hundred ninety eight Perimeter Road. Hosted by PRYME2 AND M.B.H.M. Inc. RSVP to Virginia Morrision at 912-308-5384 or Geneva Golden at 912-398-8570.

Emergency response team training

Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training will be from eight a.m.to five p.m. Sept. 9, sixteen and thirty at SouthSide Fire Department Station Trio, two thousand nine Grove Point Road. Learn potentially life-saving abilities including fire safety, light search and rescue, and disaster medical operations. CERTtraining is about readiness, people helping people, rescuer safety, and doing the greatest good for the greatest number during an emergency response. Attendance at all three training sessions is required to accomplish the class. Register: chathamemergency.org. Info/register: Chelsea Sawyer at 912-201-4500 or [email protected].

Free Bonaventure Cemetery tours

Free guided tours of the historic section of Bonaventure Cemetery begin today at Two, Two:30 and three p.m. Sept. Ten. Go after signs from the cemetery entrance to the tour`s embark. No reservations required. Donations appreciated. Info: Lynn Hadwin at 912-927-6145 or [email protected].

The Paris Dancers & 2nd Act Performing Company bring their acclaimed musical multiplicity display «Senior Moments» to the Tybee Post Theater at three p.m. Sept. Ten at the Tybee Post Theater, ten Van Horne Ave. Ticket: $Ten to $15 at Tybeeposttheater.org.

Ceremony to honor local Vietnam veterans

Deadline Sept. 12. Vietnam veterans from surrounding counties will be publicly recognized for their military service at a certificate and lapel pin presentation at two p.m. Sept. Sixteen at St. John Baptist Church, five hundred twenty two Hartridge St. Collaboration inbetween the GDVS Savannah Veteran Field Service Office and the Guys`s Ministry of St. John Baptist. Deadline to sign up to be recognized has been extended to Sept. 12. Info to sign up: [email protected] or 404-656-5933.

Union Mission`s Friends with Benefits fundraiser will be from five to nine p.m. Sept. Twenty one at the Ghost Coast Distillery, six hundred forty one Indian St. Proceeds go to benefit Union Mission`s work in ending homelessness in Savannah. Cost: $12 at cityspin.com/savannah/

Lily pro at garden club meeting

Register by Sept. 15. The Landings Garden Club will meet from nine a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Sept. Twenty five at the Landings Plantation Club ballroom. Open to the public with guest speaker Jenks Farmer, an accomplished on Crinum lilies. Includes a planting and propagation demonstration, and brunch. Cost: $35, with check payable to The Landings Garden Club; mail to Garden Club, two Salt Meadow Court, Savannah 31411. Info: thelandingsgardenclub , jenksfarmer.com.

Effingham County Christmas ornament contest

Effingham County children ages five to twelve are asked to create and submit a hand-made Christmas ornament by four p.m. Sept. 15, bringing it to the Effingham County Administrative complicated, six hundred one N. Laurel St., Springfield. A panel of judges will select the winner which will be sent to the Very first Lady of Georgia as part of the Christmas décor at the Governor`s Mansion. This year`s theme is County Courthouses of Georgia. Contest details at 912-754-2111 or effinghamcounty.org.

West Broad Street YMCA is accepting applications for its pre-k classroom which is a lottery program with limited spaces available. Also accepting applications for Early Learning Center. Teachers have background checks, certified in very first aid /CPR and all training require by Bright from the Begin. Registration/info at West Broad Street YMCA front desk, one thousand one hundred ten May St.; 912-233-1951

Kids run/swim race, fundraiser

Splash and Sprint, a timed swimming and running event will be Sept. Sixteen at the Chatham County Aquatic Center, seven thousand two hundred forty Sallie Mood Drive, and Lake Mayer. Register at runsignup.com and type in Splash and Sprint. For youth ages six to 15; top masculine and female finishers will receive a medal. All participants receive a ribbon. The event helps promote water and sports safety and is a fundraiser for Safe Kids Savannah. Funds raised through Splash and Sprint help purchase items, such as bicycle helmets, child safety seats, and life jackets that can be distributed via local communities. Info: safekidssavannah.org

Children, families with cancer fundraiser

Patrick`s Rail, a bicycle rail of 140-plus miles, will be Oct. Twenty one from Savannah to Augusta. Proceeds benefit children and families with cancer at the Dwaine and Cynthia Willett Children`s Hospital and the Curtis and Elizabeth Anderson Cancer Institute at Memorial University Medical Center. Each rider must raise at least $140. Donate/register: www.patricksride.com. Info: Robyn Rotunda at 912-350-8992 or [email protected].

The Moscow Ballet Superb Russian «Nutcracker» will be performed at three and seven p.m. Dec. Twenty nine at Lucas Theatre for the Arts. Tickets embark at $28 at nutcracker.com/buy-tickets or call the Lucas at 912-525-5050. Call for group discounts, artist Meet N Greet prices.

Help protect loggerhead sea turtles

Help protect loggerhead sea turtles at the Wassaw National Wildlife Refuge during a fundraiser for the Caretta Research Project from six to nine p.m. Oct. Five at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Juha Jaakkola, sixty seven Bluff Drive, Isle of Hope. Food truck, open bar, live music, silent auction. Proceeds to the conservation fund. Cost: $100, advance sales only, at carettaresearchproject.org.

Tybee Island Farmers Market

The Tybee Island Farmers Market will be from four to seven p.m. Mondays at the Lighthouse, thirty Meddin Drive. Nonsmoking and pet friendly. Info: tybeeislandfarmersmarket.org.

Two Hundred Club golf tournament

The Two Hundred Club of the Coastal Empire`s Community Heroes Golf Tournament will be Sept. Eleven with registration at Ten:30 a.m. at the Club at Savannah Harbor, two Resort Drive, Hutchinson Island. Opening ceremony at 11:30 a.m. Proceeds benefit families of fallen very first responders. Info/registration: 912-721-4418, [email protected] or twohundredclub.org.

A ceremony to honor, reminisce and reunite in commemoration of the 16th anniversary of 9/11 will be begin at 9:30 a.m. Sept. Eleven at the Memorial Site at J.F. Gregory Park. The commemoration ceremony honors the victims of the attacks on the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, the airline flight takeovers and the American military service personnel who have died in the war against terrorism while other members of the service proceed to fight.

The Fort Stewart/Savannah Chapter of Team Crimson, White, and Blue (Team RWB) will host a 9/11 Moving Flag Tribute on embarking at seven a.m. Sept. Eleven at Forsyth Park. Join them in taking laps around the one-mile track with a water point at Park Avenue and Bull Street. This is to honor and recall those who gave their lives on 9/11 and since in service to our nation. Run, walk, ruck, hike, stroll or bike. Free. Info: teamrwb.org or Facebook.

Children`s health care enrollment event

Free in-person, enrollment and renewal assistance for Children`s health insurance programs, Medicaid and PeachCare for Kids, Pregnancy Medicaid will be available at the Bull Street Public Library, two thousand two Bull St., Sept. Twelve from five to eight p.m. (arrive by 7). If incapable to come, contact Chloe Long at 912-661-1272 or Yahira Heraldez (bilingual) at 912-661-1290. Bring government-issued ID, proof of income and Social Security numbers for the entire household. Info: coastalcampaign.org.

Transit Authority regular meeting

Chatham Area Transit Authority will meet at six p.m. the 2nd Tuesday each month at Joe Murray Rivers Jr. Intermodal Transit Center, six hundred ten W. Oglethorpe Ave. Info: 912-629-3924.

Learn steps to home ownership

The Chatham County Extension office is hosting a free workshop on how to buy a home from Four:45 to 7:45 p.m. Sept. Twelve and nineteen at Live Oak Public Library, Southwest branch, fourteen thousand ninety seven Abercorn St. Must attend both sessions for Homebuyer Education Certificate. Free but must register: 912-652-7981 or [email protected].

City of Savannah art classes

The City of Savannah`s Department of Cultural Affairs Studios, nine W. Henry St., will hold art classes for all ages and skill levels. Sessions are Sept. Twelve To Oct. 17, Sept. Thirteen to Oct. Legitimate, Sept. Fourteen to Oct. Nineteen and Sept. Twenty one to Oct. 26. Info/registration at savannahga.gov/artsclasses or 912-651-6783.

Mediation Center class for fathers

The Mediation Center of the Coastal Empire, five thousand one hundred five Paulsen St., Suite 125D, will suggest classes to help fathers understand the law requiring fathers to legitimize their children, from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Sept. 13. Cost: $50, fee reduction available. Info: mediationsavannah.com, 912-354-6686 or [email protected].

Ask a Master Gardener in Garden City

Georgia Master Gardener Extension volunteers will be at the Live Oak Library in Garden City, one hundred four Sunshine Road, from ten a.m. to one p.m. Sept. 13. Master Gardener Extension Volunteers are an educational group assisting Chatham County Agriculture Extension Service. Their main purpose is to provide informational help on residential and nonprofit horticulture and gardening issues. Info: 912-652-7981

Pianists give free master class

Pianists Roberto Plano and his wifey Paola Del Negro will provide a free master class at Four:30 p.m. Sept. 13. They will perform at 7:30 p.m. Sept. Fourteen in the Fine Arts Auditorium at Armstrong State University. Spectacle cost: $15 at tickets.armstrong.edu or 912-344-2801.

Free spectacle by comedian Ronnie Jordan

Comedian Ronnie Jordan, who starlets on the WE television hit «Bossip,» will perform at seven p.m. Sept .13 at the Armstrong State University Student Union Ballroom, eleven thousand nine hundred thirty five Abercorn St. Free and open to the public.

Savannah City Council meeting

Sept. Fourteen and 28. All regularly scheduled meetings are held at two p.m. every other Thursday (unless a conflict with another meeting or holiday) in the Council Chambers, 2nd Floor of City Hall. On each date, the Mayor and Aldermen attend a work session and briefing by the City Manager which usually embarks at ten a.m. in the 2nd Floor Media Room. Info: 912-651-6410

Help veterans transition to civilian workforce

Learn about the challenges service members face when transitioning to the civilian workforce and the resources to assist in alleviating these challenges at 7: thirty a.m. Sept. Fourteen at Georgia Tech-Savannah, two hundred ten Technology Circle. Cost: $15, includes breakfast. Register: pe.gatech.edu/Sav-Learners.

Pianists perform at Armstrong

Pianists Roberto Plano and his wifey Paola Del Negro will perform at 7:30 p.m. Sept. Fourteen in the Fine Arts Auditorium at Armstrong State University. Cost: $15 at tickets.armstrong.edu or 912-344-2801.

Oatland Island fundraiser

Friends of Oatland will host a painting fundraiser where a portion of the proceeds will go toward raising $1,200 to bring a fresh cow to Oatland Island Wildlife Center. At 6:30 p.m. Sept. Fourteen at the wildlife center. Cost: $35, twenty one or older, at paintingwithatwist.com/savannah/calendar/. Info: 912-844-0065

Active, retired federal employees to meet

The National Active and Retired Federal Employee meeting will be at 11:30 a.m. Sept. Fourteen at Carey Hilliard`s Restaurant, eight thousand four hundred ten Waters Ave. Speaker will be Chloe Paddison, a registered dietitian and certified lifestyle health coach with Memorial Health Bariatrics` weight-loss program. Her topic will be «A Good and Healthy Lifestyle.» The public is invited.

Join the Office of Multicultural Affairs and HOLA for the annual Fiesta Day from eleven a.m. to two p.m. Sept. Fourteen at Armstrong State University Student Union Residential Plaza/Savannah. Love authentic Latin American food, music and spectacles. Free admission. Details: armstrong.edu/latinoheritage

Feast Latino Heritage Month

Armstrong State University will feast Latino Heritage Month from Sept. Fourteen through Oct. 15, in connection with the national celebration, which promotes Latino heritage and culture. All events are free and open to the public. Details: armstrong.edu/latinoheritage

Tybee Lighthouse sunset tours

Sept. 15. Tybee Lighthouse, thirty Meddin Drive. Practice the lighthouse after hours. The 90-minute tour includes a climb to the top of the lighthouse to practice a Tybee Island sunset. Tickets: $25, nonrefundable. For ages thirteen and older. Reservations required. Call 912-786-5801.

Yoga, painting playmates workshop

6 to eight p.m. Sept. Fifteen at the Department of Cultural Affairs Studios, nine W. Henry St. Fucking partners will take turns applying paint to arms, gams, palms, and feet and then print those shapes onto paper. Fucking partners not necessary. Ages seventeen plus. Cost: $40 per duo at savannahga.gov/artsclasses or 912-651-6783.

Meet the transit board, staff

RSVP by Sept. 15. Meet the staff at Chatham Area Transit Board of Directors and executive staff from Five:30 to 7:30 p.m. Sept. Twenty at CAT Central, nine hundred E. Gwinnett St. Ask questions about your transportation needs. RSVP by Sept. Fifteen to Shalonda Rountree at 912-629-3916 or [email protected].

POW/MIA remembrance ceremony

The Vietnam Veterans of America Savannah Chapter six hundred seventy one will sponsor a National POW/MIA Remembrance Day ceremony at seven p.m. Sept. Fifteen at the Memorial at east end of Emmet Park on Bay Street. Speaker: U.S. Army Garrison Commander Lt. Col. Kenneth M. Dwyer. Other participants will be the Savannah/Chatham Police Department Color Guard and 3rd ID Brass Quintet Band.

Savannah Senior Strikers host tournament

Entry fees due Sept. 15. The Fourth Annual Devereaux Dixon Sr. and John C. Jackson Memorial Golf Tournament will be Sept. Twenty two to twenty four in Pooler. Proceeds will benefit Greenbriar Children`s Center. Tournament entry fee is $150, includes cart rental, lunch and dinners. Non-golfers welcome for $20. Details/register: savannahseniorstrikers.com

Children`s health care enrollment event

Free in- person, enrollment and renewal assistance for Children`s health insurance programs, Medicaid and PeachCare for Kids, Pregnancy Medicaid will be available at the Rincon Branch Library, Sept. Sixteen from ten a.m. to one p.m. If incapable to come, contact Chloe Long at 912-661-1272 or Yahira Heraldez (bilingual) at 912-661-1290. Bring government-issued ID, proof of income and Social Security numbers for the entire household. Info: coastalcampaign.org.

Mental health awareness walk

Savannah Out of the Darkness Walk will be Sept. Sixteen at Lake Mayer Park. Bring suicide and mental health conditions out of the darkness and create a culture that`s wise about mental health. Check in at nine a.m., walk embarks at Ten. Donations accepted. Info: Marie Lewis at [email protected]

King-Tisdell Cottage Foundation annual awards Gala

The King-Tisdell Cottage Foundation Inc. will hold its 20th annual awards gala at 7:30 p.m. Sept. Sixteen at the Savannah State University in the fresh Student Center. A silent auction will be at 6:30 p.m. Tickets: $75 at 912-335-8868 or [email protected]

Garden City Public Service Day

Garden City Public Service Day will be from ten a.m. to two p.m. Sept. Sixteen in front of City Hall, one hundred Central Ave. Firefighter challenge, team car extrication, junior firefighter challenge, K-9 demonstration, fire vs. police cornhole, nerf gun challenge, games, safety information, food trucks, more. Free. Info: 912-966-7780.

The Effingham County Fire and Rescue invites Effingham County citizens and very first responders to fish with a friend from ten a.m. to two p.m. Sept. Sixteen at Baker Lake. Free food, fishing, kid games and prizes. Info: 912-547-1957

Surfers for Autism on Tybee

The Coastal Empire Surfers for Autism Beach Festival will be from nine a.m. to four p.m. Sept. Sixteen on Tybee Island, just south of the pier. Register as a volunteer or get on the waiting list as a participant: surfersforautism.org. Surfing, beach joy, volunteerism, music, raffles and more Learn more on Facebook.

The Toraya Jai Garvin Cure Childhood Cancer 5k Walk will be Sept. Sixteen inwards the Oglethorpe Mall to support Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Dress in costume as a dearest character. All children twelve and under walk free, but must accomplish the registration form. Kid`s Party from ten a.m. to one p.m. Be The Match will explain the bone marrow registry from eight a.m. to 1p.m. Blood drive from ten a.m. to two p.m. with the American Crimson Cross. Sponsored by Toraya Jai Garvin Foundation. Info: teamtoraya.org or curechildhoodcancer.org.

Ceremony to honor local Vietnam veterans

Vietnam veterans from surrounding counties will be publicly recognized for their military service at a certificate and lapel pin presentation at two p.m. Sept. Sixteen at St. John Baptist Church, five hundred twenty two Hartridge St. Collaboration inbetween the GDVS Savannah Veteran Field Service Office and the Studs`s Ministry of St. John Baptist.

Get gardening questions answered free

Master gardeners will provide information so you can test your soil and reaction gardening questions from ten a.m. to one p.m. Sept. Sixteen at the Savannah Area Council of Garden Clubs` Botanical Garden on Eisenhower Drive.

The third annual Out of the Darkness Walk will be nine a.m. Sept. Sixteen at Lake Mayer Park, one thousand eight hundred fifty E. Montgomery Crossroad. Proceeds support the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention`s local and national education and advocacy programs and its objective to reduce the annual rate of suicide twenty percent by 2025. Register: afsp.org/savannah

Ballroom dancing dinner dance

USA Dance Chapter #6069 will hold a Special Fall Dinner Dance Sept. Sixteen at Salón de Baile, three hundred one U.S. 80, Pooler. Foxtrot lesson six p.m. Barbeque ribs/brisket dinner at seven p.m. followed by social dancing from eight to10 p.m. Cost: Dinner, dance admission: $15 per member, $20 per nonmember. Info: usadancesavannah.com or [email protected].

Participate in the International Coastal Cleanup on Skidaway Island from nine a.m. to noon Sept. 16. Liquidate marine debris from marshes and improve the health of coastal habitats. Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant educators will lead the effort. Free. Meet at UGA Aquarium, thirty Ocean Science Circle, and hike to nearby trails along Grove`s creek. Dress for sun and walking. Details at gacoast.uga.edu/events

Parent, child clay workshop: handbuilding

Ten a.m. to noon Sept. Sixteen at the Department of Cultural Affairs Studios, nine W. Henry St. Learn basic mitt building, sculpting and decorating technologies. Ages five plus. Cost: $30/$25 city residents at savannahga.gov/artsclasses or 912-651-6783.

Ten a.m. to one p.m. Sept. Sixteen at the Department of Cultural Affairs Studios, nine W. Henry St. Learn to make soap using the cold process method. Ages seventeen plus. Cost: $65/$50 city residents at savannahga.gov/artsclasses or 912-651-6783.

Beadles to sign very first book

LaJuana Beadles of Savannah will sign her very first published book «Tabona» from noon to two p.m. Sept. Sixteen at Natural Selections Cafe, one thousand five hundred twenty six Bull St.

The Alfred Beach High School class of one thousand nine hundred fifty seven will meet at noon Sept .16 at the Ralph Mark Gilbert Museum, four hundred sixty Martin Luther King Blvd. Help make plans for the 60th anniversary.

Arts, crafts, entertainment festival

Unity in the Community will host its monthly Artists, Crafters & Entertainment Festival on Sea Street, Rousakis Plaza from eleven a.m. to ten p.m. Sept. Sixteen and eleven a.m. to six p.m. Sept. 17. Details: 912-495-8838 or [email protected].

Responsible Dog Ownership Day events

The Savannah Kennel Club will present its annual Responsible Dog Ownership Day from eleven a.m. to three p.m. Sept. Seventeen at Daffin Park. Free events to educate the dog-loving public about the responsibilities and enjoyments of dog ownership. Includes activities like dog sports, safety around dogs, Canine Good Citizen testing, microchipping clinics, and more.

Self Defense for the Active Woman

The Rape Crisis Center of the Coastal Empire presents Self-Defense for the Active Woman from three to five p.m. Sept. Seventeen at Very first Presbyterian Church, five hundred twenty Washington Ave. Enhance and build self-confidence, awareness, and individual safety. Learn spoken and physical technologies that can be used by anyone, regardless of physical condition. RSVP by Sept. Thirteen at 912-233-3000 or rccsav.org. Cost: $Ten donations accepted, but not required.

Union Mission`s Friends with Benefits fundraiser will be from five to nine p.m. Sept. Twenty one at the Ghost Coast Distillery, six hundred forty one Indian St. Proceeds go to benefit Union Mission`s work in ending homelessness in Savannah. Cost: $12 at cityspin.com/savannah/

Help protect loggerhead sea turtles

Help protect loggerhead sea turtles at the Wassaw National Wildlife Refuge during a fundraiser for the Caretta Research Project from six to nine p.m. Oct. Five at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Juha Jaakkola, sixty seven Bluff Drive, Isle of Hope. Food truck, open bar, live music, silent auction. Proceeds to the conservation fund. Cost: $100, advance sales only, at carettaresearchproject.org.

The 37th annual Savannah Jazz Festival will be from Sept. Seventeen to twenty three at venues across the city. A Coastal Jazz Association event. Info/tickets: coastaljazz.org

Tybee Historic Preservation Commission to meet

The Tybee Island Historic Preservation Commission will meet at six p.m. Sept. Eighteen at the City Hall auditorium, four hundred three Butler Ave. Info: cityoftybee.org or 912-786-4573.

Tybee Island Farmers Market

The Tybee Island Farmers Market will be from four to seven p.m. Mondays at the Lighthouse, thirty Meddin Drive. Nonsmoking and pet friendly. Info: tybeeislandfarmersmarket.org.

Friends of Ben Tucker film screening

«In Tune – the Ben Tucker Story» will be screened free at eight p.m. Sept. Eighteen at the Lucas Theater, thirty two Abercorn St., with the Ben Tucker Tribute Band to play at seven p.m. Introduced by Friends of Ben and Coastal Jazz Association, a SCAD production and funded in part by Friends of Ben. Free and open to the public as part of the Savannah Jazz Festival.

Learn the Basics about five hundred four plans

Savannah Chatham County Public Schools, Department of Specialized Instruction, will present on the five hundred four plans from ten a.m. to noon Sept. Nineteen at the Eli Whitney Sophisticated, two Laura Ave. Registration at 9:30 a.m. Learn general information about the five hundred four plans and information that will assist families in becoming an effective member of their student`s educational team. RSVP: 912-395-1329 or email [email protected].

Learn importance of migratory shorebirds

Ogeechee Audubon program will be «Georgia`s Year-Round Importance to Migratory Shorebirds» by Tim Keyes, wildlife biologist with the Nongame Conservation Section of Georgia`s Department of Natural Resources. At seven p.m. Sept. Nineteen at Very first Presbyterian Church; five hundred twenty E. Washington Ave. Free.

Free flamenco Dance Lesson

Join HOLA Club and Fit nine hundred twelve Savannah for a free flamenco lesson from six to eight p.m. Sept. Nineteen at Armstrong State University Student Recreational Center Group Workout Studio. Details: armstrong.edu/latinoheritage

Tybee Development Authority to meet

Tybee Island Development Authority/Main Street Board of Directors to meet at six p.m. Sept. Twenty at the City Hall auditorium, four hundred three Butler Ave. Info: cityoftybee.org or 912-786-4573.

Observe the movie «When Harry Met Sally at seven p.m. Sept. Twenty one at the Tybee Post Theater, ten Van Horne Ave. Ticket: $Ten, includes a complimentary glass of wine and a pack of hankies. Tybeeposttheater.org.

Union Mission benefit

Union Mission`s Friends with Benefits fundraiser will be from five to nine p.m. Sept. Twenty one at the Ghost Coast Distillery, six hundred forty one Indian St. Proceeds go to benefit Union Mission`s work in ending homelessness in Savannah. Cost: $12 at cityspin.com/savannah/

Abbey Road LIVE! Brings the music of The Beatles at eight p.m. Sept. Twenty two at the Tybee Post Theater, ten Van Horne Ave. Ticket: $20. Tybeeposttheater.org.

1 to three p.m. Sept. Twenty two at the Department of Cultural Affairs Studios, nine W. Henry St. Explore types of glazes and reduction materials. The glaze and firing fees are $Ten for your bisque pot (under eight inches in any direction) and $20 for studio pots. Demonstration free and open to the public. Ages seventeen plus. Info: at savannahga.gov/artsclasses or 912-651-6783.

Poetry reading at Book Lady

Seersucker Shots: A Quick Hit of Poetry will be at seven p.m. Sept. Twenty two at The Book Lady Bookstore, six E. Liberty St. Info: thebookladybookstore.com.

The 20th annual SMA Angels Charity Ball will be six a.m. to midnight Sept. Twenty three at the Savannah Marriott Riverfront. Benefit to finding a cure for or treatment of spinal muscular atrophy, to provide funding for medical assistance and better quality of life for children diagnosed with SMA and to increase awareness and education about SMA. Dinner, dancing, live music, auction, raffles and more. Info/tickets: $85 at smaangels.org or 912-727-4762.

Turtle Zoe to be released

Burton 4-H Center, nine Lewis Ave., Tybee Island, is releasing Zoe, the 5-year-old Loggerhead sea turtle back to the wild Sept. Twenty three south of the pier. Open to the public. She was rescued as a straggler and has been an ambassador for sea turtle conservation with the Georgia 4-H Environmental Education program. Donations requested for Zoe`s satellite tracker accepted at georgia4hfoundation.org/general-donation/. Info: 912-786-5534 or [email protected]

Fundraiser for cancer patients

Help the Hoo-Hahs 5K Run/Walk will embark at 8:30 a.m. Sept. Twenty three at the Savannah International Trade & Convention Center, one International Drive. It raises money to benefit gynecologic cancer patients at the Curtis and Elizabeth Anderson Cancer Institute at Memorial University Medical Center. Jogging strollers and dogs on leash welcome. Registration: $35 at helpthehoohahs.org.

This women`s conference is from 8:30 a.m. to Four:30 p.m. Sept. Twenty three at the Coastal Georgia Center, three hundred five Fahm St. Learn practical strategies to live your life in business while balancing wealth, health and relationships. Tickets: cost varies at eventbrite.com.

The 28th annual Heart of Savannah 5K will begin at eight a.m. Sept. Twenty three in Forsyth Park, Drayton at Hall streets. Followed by family-style YMCA of Coastal Georgia party. Features a 5K run, one mile survivors walk, free 1/Four mile kid`s run which embarks at 7:40 a.m., and a fresh Team Agility Challenge. All proceeds support Livestrong at the Y, a free 12-week program to help cancer survivors regain their physical and mental strength after treatment. Prices vary. Register at active.com or at a local YMCA.

Estuary Extravaganza at the UGA Aquarium, thirty Ocean Science Circle, will be from ten a.m. to two p.m. Sept. 23. Come face-to-face with the animals that live in our local estuaries by going behind-the-scenes of the aquarium, interacting with reptiles, and loving family-friendly activities. Pack a picnic lunch to love on the banks of the Skidaway Sea, and more. Cost: General admission. Contact Kayla Clark at [email protected] or 912-598-3345. Info: gacoast.uga.edu/events.

Savannah Morning News columnist and author Damon Lee Fowler will have a book signing for his newest cookbook, «Ham: A Relish The South Cookbook» (UNC Press) from one to three p.m. Sept. Twenty three at E. Shaver Booksellers, three hundred twenty six Bull St.

Still life wheel-throwing workshop

Ten a.m. to two p.m. Sept. Twenty three at the Department of Cultural Affairs Studios, nine W. Henry St. Apply the seven principles of design, creating a single object by fastening two or numerous parts together. Use lumps to curate a still life, documenting work through stylized imagery. Ages seventeen plus. Cost: $65/$50 city residents at savannahga.gov/artsclasses or 912-651-6783.

West Broad Street YMCA is accepting applications for its pre-k classroom which is a lottery program with limited spaces available. Also accepting applications for Early Learning Center. Teachers have background checks, certified in very first aid /CPR and all training require by Bright from the Embark. Registration/info at West Broad Street YMCA front desk, one thousand one hundred ten May St.; 912-233-1951

Help protect loggerhead sea turtles

Help protect loggerhead sea turtles at the Wassaw National Wildlife Refuge during a fundraiser for the Caretta Research Project from six to nine p.m. Oct. Five at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Juha Jaakkola, sixty seven Bluff Drive, Isle of Hope. Food truck, open bar, live music, silent auction. Proceeds to the conservation fund. Cost: $100, advance sales only, at carettaresearchproject.org.

Tybee Island Farmers Market

The Tybee Island Farmers Market will be from four to seven p.m. Mondays at the Lighthouse, thirty Meddin Drive. Nonsmoking and pet friendly. Info: tybeeislandfarmersmarket.org.

Tybee Lighthouse sunset tours

Sept. 22. Tybee Lighthouse, thirty Meddin Drive. Practice the lighthouse after hours. The 90-minute tour includes a climb to the top of the lighthouse to practice a Tybee Island sunset. Tickets: $25, nonrefundable. For ages thirteen and older. Reservations required. Call 912-786-5801.

Lily pro at garden club meeting

Register by Sept. 15. The Landings Garden Club will meet from nine a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Sept. Twenty five at the Landings Plantation Club ballroom. Open to the public with guest speaker Jenks Farmer, an accomplished on Crinum lilies. Includes a planting and propagation demonstration, and brunch. Cost: $35, with check payable to The Landings Garden Club; mail to Garden Club, two Salt Meadow Court, Savannah 31411. Info: thelandingsgardenclub , jenksfarmer.com.

Railroad retirees to meet

The Savannah Area Railroad Retirees, families and guests will meet at six p.m. the last Tuesday of each month at Carey Hilliard`s Restaurant, eleven thousand one hundred eleven Abercorn St. Info: 912-826-1147.

Rape Crisis Center fundraiser

An Evening at the Distillery from six to eight p.m. Sept. Twenty six will be at Ghost Coast Distillery, six hundred forty one Indian St. Proceeds benefit the Rape Crisis Center of the Coastal Empire. Cost: $40, includes a movie and total facility tour, tasting of three beverages, silent auction and light appetizers. RSVP: 912-233-3000 or [email protected].

Ogeechee Audubon field excursion

Sept. Twenty seven on Onslow Island, Savannah National Wildlife Refuge. Follow-up field tour to the «Shorebird» presentation by Tim Keyes at the OAS September meeting. Meet at the entrance at 7:30 a.m. Need sturdy boots for walking and bring bug drizzle. Leader: James Fleullan, [email protected]. Free and open to the public.

Ocean to Table: Georgia blue crabs

Love blue crab season on the coast with a morning workshop about this crustacean from ten a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Sept. Twenty seven at Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens, two Canebrake Road. Prepare your own blue crab dish while learning about the biology, ecology, nutrition and food safety behind your seafood. Sample local crab and practice picking crabs. Cost: $32. Registration form at gacoast.uga.edu/events, mail with check to UGA Extension, P.O. Box 9866, Savannah 31412. Info: Jackie Ogden at [email protected].

Debunking opportunities, obstacles in Cuba

Armstrong State University Spanish Professor Grant Gearhart will discuss the current state of business opportunities and obstacles in Cuba, as well as the country`s fresh attitude toward entrepreneurship, at noon Sept. Twenty seven at University Hall 157. Free. Details: armstrong.edu/latinoheritage

Savannah City Council meeting

Sept. 28. All regularly scheduled meetings are held at two p.m. every other Thursday (unless a conflict with another meeting or holiday) in the Council Chambers, 2nd Floor of City Hall. On each date, the Mayor and Aldermen attend a work session and briefing by the City Manager which usually commences at ten a.m. in the 2nd Floor Media Room. Info: 912-651-6410

Peters to sign books at Museum of the Mighty Eighth

Retired Lt. Col. Ralph Peters will sign his book «Judgment at Appomattox» and talk Sept. Twenty eight at the National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force in Pooler. The Fox News strategic analyst will be at the event from six to eight p.m. Register/donations: $Ten at cityspin.com. Hosted by the museum and the Lowcountry Civil War Roundtable Inc.

Dancing with Savannah Starlets

The 10th annual Dancing with Savannah Starlets be Sept. Twenty eight at the Lucas Theater. It is a fundraiser to benefit CASA, which provides training and supervision to volunteers who advocate for manhandled and neglected children under the jurisdiction of the Chatham County Juvenile Court. Tickets/info: Savannahcasa.org

Armstrong State Spanish Film Club will display «Neruda» at six p.m. Sept. Twenty eight at the Ogeechee Theater. Free. Details: armstrong.edu/latinoheritage

Charity clay tournament for hospital

The third annual Lowcountry Annie Oakleys Charity Clays Tournament benefiting the Dwaine & Cynthia Willett Children`s Hospital of Savannah will be Sept. Twenty nine at the Forest City Gun Club. Registration at one p.m., shotgun begin at two p.m., awards/cocktail reception five to seven p.m. tickets: lowcountryannieoakleys.com.

Knowing the stories, pathways to prosperity

Free but RSVP required by Sept. 29. Step Up Savannah`s 12th annual meeting & breakfast will be 8:30 to Ten:30 a.m. Oct. Twelve at Armstrong Center, thirteen thousand forty Abercorn St. Topic is Knowing the stories; pathways to prosperity. Speaker is Rachel Schneider, senior vice president at the Center for Financial Services Innovation. Also, winners of Creating Chance Awards will be announced. RSVP by Sept. Twenty nine to Alexandra at [email protected] or 912-232-6747.

The Alzheimer`s Association Walk to End Alzheimer`s will be Sept. Thirty at Ellis Square. Registration at four p.m. for two and one-half mile walk. Learn about Alzheimer`s disease, advocacy opportunities, clinical studies enrollment and support programs and services.Tribute ceremony at five p.m. to honor those diagnosed with Alzheimer`s. Info/register: georgiawalk.org.

The 3rd Annual Tybee`s Got Talent competition will be at eight p.m. Sept. Thirty at the Tybee Post Theater, ten Van Horne Ave. Ticket: $Ten reserved seating. Tybeeposttheater.org.

Ten a.m. to two p.m. Sept. Thirty at the Department of Cultural Affairs Studios, nine W. Henry St. Learn how to burn silk screens, print on paper and fabric, and care for, recycle, and reuse a screen. Submit desired screen printing picture in high resolution and digital format to [email protected] with registration form. Ages twelve plus. Cost: $65/$50 city residents at savannahga.gov/artsclasses or 912-651-6783.

Help protect loggerhead sea turtles

Help protect loggerhead sea turtles at the Wassaw National Wildlife Refuge during a fundraiser for the Caretta Research Project from six to nine p.m. Oct. Five at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Juha Jaakkola, sixty seven Bluff Drive, Isle of Hope. Food truck, open bar, live music, silent auction. Proceeds to the conservation fund. Cost: $100, advance sales only, at carettaresearchproject.org.

Tybee Island Farmers Market

The Tybee Island Farmers Market will be from four to seven p.m. Mondays at the Lighthouse, thirty Meddin Drive. Nonsmoking and pet friendly. Info: tybeeislandfarmersmarket.org.

The One Hundred`s annual fundraiser Moonlight and Miracles will be at six p.m. Oct. Six in the ballroom of the Plantation Club at The Landings on Skidaway Island. Dinner, dancing, live and silent auction to benefit the Dwaine & Cynthia Willett Children`s Hospital of Savannah. Tickets/info: Ann Walker at 912-598-4195 or [email protected].

Date night mud, couples clay

7 to nine p.m. Oct. Six at the Department of Cultural Affairs Studios, nine W. Henry St. For couples and all skill levels. Work on the wheel. Fee includes all materials, glaze and firing of one lump per person. Lumps available in two to three weeks. Ages seventeen plus. Cost: $40/duo at savannahga.gov/artsclasses or 912-651-6783.

Lafayette visits Davenport House

Lafayette in Savannah 1825!: Celebrating the Nation`s Guest, a living history program introduced by the Davenport House Museum, three hundred twenty four E. State St., will be at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday nights in October. Walk through the candlelit historic house meeting characters living at the time. There will be a ball with a demonstration of early 19th century dancing. Cost: $22 in advance; $25 at the door. Plus tax. At davenporthousemuseum.org. Info: 912/236-8097, [email protected]

Historic Savannah location tours

The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation`s Fall Ramble will be Oct. Six to eight in Savannah. Oct. 6, explore the grand Colonial Revival and Craftsman homes of Ardsley Park, the palmetto-lined pedestrian mall of Chatham Crescent and the midcentury gems of Kensington Park and Magnolia Park. Oct. 7, see restored homes, award-winning preservation projects, and have behind-the-scenes access to historically significant sites in Savannah`s Historic Landmark District. Oct. 8, tour historic waterfront homes on Isle of Hope and learn about the historic Gullah Geechee community in Pin Point. Cost: Prices vary at GeorgiaTrust.org.

Free Bonaventure Cemetery tour

A free guided tour of the historic section of Bonaventure Cemetery commences two p.m. Oct. 7. Go after signs from the cemetery entrance to the tour`s begin. No reservations required. Free, donations appreciated. Info: Lynn Hadwin at 912-927-6145 or [email protected].

Cars and Coffee museum event

The Richmond Hill Historical Society and Museum, eleven thousand four hundred sixty Ford Ave., monthly Cars and Coffee will be nine to eleven a.m. Oct. 7. View the cars and tour the museum, formerly the Henry Ford Kindergarten. Admission is free and coffee can be purchased for twenty five cents with a $1 donation to the museum.

Savannah Quill promoting literacy

The Savannah Quill Convention will meet from ten a.m. to six p.m. Oct. Seven at the National Guard Armory, one thousand two hundred forty eight Eisenhower Drive. The Savannah Quill connects writers and readers to promote literacy. Author signings, Potterfest trivia and costume contest, Paranormal Mini-Con hosted by Guyton Paranormal Society. A portion of proceeds will be donated for literacy to the library. Cost: $Ten, children under five free.

Savannah Technical College will suggest free GED classes on Saturdays. Register at nine a.m. Oct. 7, take pre-tests and meet an advisor. Classes run from nine a.m. to three p.m. embarking Oct. Fourteen at the Savannah Campus, five thousand seven hundred seventeen White Bluff Road. Registrations will also be held at nine a.m. Nov. Eighteen with classes beginning the following weeks. Details: Savannahtech.edu or call 912-443-5446

Free Bonaventure Cemetery tours

Free guided tours of the historic section of Bonaventure Cemetery begin today at Two, Two:30 and three p.m. Oct. 8. Go after signs from the cemetery entrance to the tour`s embark. No reservations required. Donations appreciated. Info: Lynn Hadwin at 912-927-6145 or [email protected].

The Moscow Ballet Superb Russian «Nutcracker» will be performed at three and seven p.m. Dec. Twenty nine at Lucas Theatre for the Arts. Tickets begin at $28 at nutcracker.com/buy-tickets or call the Lucas at 912-525-5050. Call for group discounts, artist Meet N Greet prices.

Tybee Island Farmers Market

The Tybee Island Farmers Market will be from four to seven p.m. Mondays at the Lighthouse, thirty Meddin Drive. Nonsmoking and pet friendly. Info: tybeeislandfarmersmarket.org.

Children`s health care enrollment event

Free in-person, enrollment and renewal assistance for Children`s health insurance programs, Medicaid and PeachCare for Kids, Pregnancy Medicaid will be available at the Bull Street Public Library, two thousand two Bull St., Oct. Ten from five to eight p.m. (arrive by 7). If incapable to come, contact Chloe Long at 912-661-1272 or Yahira Heraldez (bilingual) at 912-661-1290. Bring government-issued ID, proof of income and Social Security numbers for the entire household. Info: coastalcampaign.org.

Transit Authority regular meeting

Chatham Area Transit Authority will meet at six p.m. the 2nd Tuesday each month at Joe Murray Rivers Jr. Intermodal Transit Center, six hundred ten W. Oglethorpe Ave. Info: 912-629-3924.

Mediation Center class for fathers

The Mediation Center of the Coastal Empire, five thousand one hundred five Paulsen St., Suite 125D, will suggest classes to help fathers understand the law requiring fathers to legitimize their children, from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Oct. 11. Cost: $50, fee reduction available. Info: mediationsavannah.com, 912-354-6686 or [email protected].

Savannah City Council meeting

Oct. Twelve and 26. All regularly scheduled meetings are held at two p.m. every other Thursday (unless a conflict with another meeting or holiday) in the Council Chambers, 2nd Floor of City Hall. On each date, the Mayor and Aldermen attend a work session and briefing by the City Manager which usually embarks at ten a.m. in the 2nd Floor Media Room. Info: 912-651-6410

Esther F. Garrison School for the Arts, six hundred forty nine Jones St., will present its Fresh Beginnings concert at seven p.m. Oct. 12. Featuring the Cadet, Youth and Wind ensembles. Cost: $Five, children free.

Knowing the stories, pathways to prosperity

Free but RSVP required by Sept. 29. Step Up Savannah`s 12th annual meeting & breakfast will be 8:30 to Ten:30 a.m. Oct. Twelve at Armstrong Center, thirteen thousand forty Abercorn St. Topic is Knowing the stories; pathways to prosperity. Speaker is Rachel Schneider, senior vice president at the Center for Financial Services Innovation. Also, winners of Creating Chance Awards will be announced. RSVP by Sept. Twenty nine to Alexandra at [email protected] or 912-232-6747.

Lafayette visits Davenport House

Lafayette in Savannah 1825!: Celebrating the Nation`s Guest, a living history program introduced by the Davenport House Museum, three hundred twenty four E. State St., will be at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday nights in October. Walk through the candlelit historic house meeting characters living at the time. There will be a ball with a demonstration of early 19th century dancing. Cost: $22 in advance; $25 at the door. Plus tax. At davenporthousemuseum.org. Info: 912/236-8097, [email protected]

Salvation Army indoor yard sale

The Salvation Army, three thousand Bee Road, will have an indoor yard sale from nine a.m. to two p.m. Oct. 14, including furniture, clothing, flooring, children`s fucktoys and more.

Free Skidaway Marine Science Day

Skidaway Marine Science Day open house will be from noon to four p.m. Oct. Fourteen on the University of Georgia Skidaway Marine Science Campus, ten Ocean Science Circle. Free. Hands-on reptile exhibit, behind-the-scenes of the aquarium, fish feedings, microscope investigations, a touch tank exhibit and more. The 92-foot ocean-going Research Vessel Savannah will be open for tours and will exhibit science displays. Info: 912-598-2325 or skio.uga.edu.

Children, families with cancer fundraiser

Patrick`s Rail, a bicycle rail of 140-plus miles, will be Oct. Twenty one from Savannah to Augusta. Proceeds benefit children and families with cancer at the Dwaine and Cynthia Willett Children`s Hospital and the Curtis and Elizabeth Anderson Cancer Institute at Memorial University Medical Center. Each rider must raise at least $140. Donate/register: patricksride.com. Info: Robyn Rotunda at 912-350-8992 or [email protected].

Tybee Development Authority to meet

Tybee Island Development Authority/Main Street Board of Directors to meet at six p.m. Oct. Eighteen at the City Hall auditorium, four hundred three Butler Ave. Info: cityoftybee.org or 912-786-4573.

1 to three p.m. Oct. Twenty at the Department of Cultural Affairs Studios, nine W. Henry St. Pots available for glazing and firing. Explore different types of glazes and reduction materials. The glaze and firing fees are $Ten for your bisque pot and $20 for studio pots. The demonstration is free and open to the public. Ages seventeen plus. Info: at savannahga.gov/artsclasses or 912-651-6783.

Lafayette visits Davenport House

Lafayette in Savannah 1825!: Celebrating the Nation`s Guest, a living history program introduced by the Davenport House Museum, three hundred twenty four E. State St., will be at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday nights in October. Walk through the candlelit historic house meeting characters living at the time. There will be a ball with a demonstration of early 19th century dancing. Cost: $22 in advance; $25 at the door. Plus tax. At davenporthousemuseum.org. Info: 912/236-8097, [email protected]

Seafood Festival in Richmond Hill

The Fine Ogeechee Seafood Festival will be Oct. Twenty to twenty two at J.F. Gregory Park, five hundred twenty Cedar St., in Richmond Hill. Festival times: five to eleven p.m. Oct. 20, ten a.m. to eleven p.m. Oct. Twenty one and eleven a.m. to five p.m. Oct. 22. Live music, fireworks, amusement rails, arts and crafts. Headlining artists Oct. Twenty one is thirty eight Special and Jerrod Niemann with special guest Adam Wakefield. Details: GoSeafoodFestival.com

Tour, Tea for Convent of St. Vincent de Paul

The two thousand seventeen annual Tour and Tea to benefit the preservation of the Convent of St. Vincent de Paul will be Oct. 21. Homes are on tour from ten a.m. to four p.m. and the tea is served from ten a.m. to three p.m. This self-guided tour features the original one thousand eight hundred forty five Convent of St. Vincent de Paul, six private homes in Savannah`s Historic District and an elegant Tea served on the Convent grounds. Tickets: $45 per person; $40 if purchased by Sept. 30. Buy: svatourofhomes.net or at a location listed on the website, or onsite from nine a.m. to two p.m. at Walsh Hall at St. Vincent`s, Lincoln and Harris streets. Info/rules/confinements online.

Children`s health care enrollment event

Free in- person, enrollment and renewal assistance for Children`s health insurance programs, Medicaid and PeachCare for Kids, Pregnancy Medicaid will be available at the Rincon Branch Library, Oct. Twenty one from ten a.m. to one p.m. If incapable to come, contact Chloe Long at 912-661-1272 or Yahira Heraldez (bilingual) at 912-661-1290. Bring government-issued ID, proof of income and Social Security numbers for the entire household. Info: coastalcampaign.org.

Children, families with cancer fundraiser

Patrick`s Rail, a bicycle rail of 140-plus miles, will be Oct. Twenty one from Savannah to Augusta. Proceeds benefit children and families with cancer at the Dwaine and Cynthia Willett Children`s Hospital and the Curtis and Elizabeth Anderson Cancer Institute at Memorial University Medical Center. Each rider must raise at least $140. Donate/register: patricksride.com. Info: Robyn Rotunda at 912-350-8992 or [email protected].

Plant sale, gardening questions answered

Master gardeners will response gardening questions during the plant sale from eight a.m. to two p.m. Oct. Twenty one at the Savannah Area Council of Garden Clubs` Botanical Garden on Eisenhower Drive.

Protecting reptiles in the wild

Learn the importance of understanding and protecting reptiles in the wild during «Reptiles Alive!» from ten a.m. to four p.m. Oct. Twenty one at Champions Lounge at The Westin Savannah Harbor. Door prizes. Wildlife resources. Live reptiles. Guided tours of Savannah National Wildlife Refuge Laurel Hill Wildlife Drive. Friends of the Savannah Coastal Wildlife Refuges want to promote an appreciation for and conservation in nature. Cost: Free, but VIP pass is $30 for guided tours and special lectures.

Arts, crafts, entertainment festival

Unity in the Community will host its monthly Artists, Crafters & Entertainment Festival on Sea Street, Rousakis Plaza from eleven a.m. to ten p.m. Oct. Twenty one and eleven a.m. to six p.m. Oct. 22. Details: 912-495-8838 or [email protected].

The 74th annual Effingham County fair, one thousand fifteen S Laurel St, Springfield, will begin with a parade in Springfield at five p.m. Oct. Twenty three and run through Oct. 28. The theme is «From tractor wheels to Ferris wheels.» Info: effinghamfair.org

Free seminar on sleep, stress

Enmarket and Healthy Savannah present a free seminar on sleep and stress from 11:30 a.m. to one p.m. Oct. Twenty four at the Savannah Morning News auditorium, one thousand three hundred seventy five Chatham Parkway. Davana Pilczuk from Gulfstream will present «Correlations Inbetween Sleep, Stress and Major Health Issues.» Free lunch, register at healthysavannah.org.

Savannah City Council meeting

Oct. 26. All regularly scheduled meetings are held at two p.m. every other Thursday (unless a conflict with another meeting or holiday) in the Council Chambers, 2nd Floor of City Hall. On each date, the Mayor and Aldermen attend a work session and briefing by the City Manager which usually starts at ten a.m. in the 2nd Floor Media Room. Info: 912-651-6410

Springfield fall festival

Springfield`s fall festival is Oct. Twenty seven and 28. The free event will feature vendors and live music, as well as a classic car showcase, wing-eating contest and cornhole tournament. Info: springfieldfallfestival.com.

Lafayette visits Davenport House

Lafayette in Savannah 1825!: Celebrating the Nation`s Guest, a living history program introduced by the Davenport House Museum, three hundred twenty four E. State St., will be at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday nights in October. Walk through the candlelit historic house meeting characters living at the time. There will be a ball with a demonstration of early 19th century dancing. Cost: $22 in advance; $25 at the door. Plus tax. At davenporthousemuseum.org. Info: 912/236-8097, [email protected]

Railroad retirees to meet

The Savannah Area Railroad Retirees, families and guests will meet at six p.m. the last Tuesday of each month at Carey Hilliard`s Restaurant, eleven thousand one hundred eleven Abercorn St. Info: 912-826-1147.

Mediation Center class for fathers

The Mediation Center of the Coastal Empire, five thousand one hundred five Paulsen St., Suite 125D, will suggest classes to help fathers understand the law requiring fathers to legitimize their children, from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Nov. 1. Cost: $50, fee reduction available. Info: mediationsavannah.com, 912-354-6686 or [email protected].

Learn about conservation, restoration at Owens-Thomas House

Learn about conservation and restoration at the Owens-Thomas House at Five:30 p.m. Nov. Two at the Jepson Center, two hundred seven W. York St. This free lecture presents the Owens-Thomas House as an evolving example of historic preservation and the various approaches and treatments used in its material preservation via the home`s almost seventy years as an historic house museum. A reception by the Friends of the Owens-Thomas House will go after.

Tennis tournament for homeless youth

Friends of Effingham County Tennis will hold a Kids Play for Kids Tennis tournament to benefit homeless youth within Effingham County Nov. Three to five at Baker`s Pond and Rincon YMCA courts. Entry fee: $45 includes Nov. Four lunch, T-shirt, prizes and minimum of two matches. Refreshments. KPK supports Effingham County Schools, in conjunction with McKinney-Vento Services for homeless children and youth. Info: 843-290-2833

Community resource fair, festival

The Savannah Sisterhood Symposium, a community resource fair and festival designed to empower women, will be Nov. Three to five at different locations. A community resource fair Nov. Four will be at the International Longshoreman`s Hall, two hundred twenty one N. Lathrop Ave. Details: [email protected].

Food, wine festival tickets available

The Savannah Food & Wine Festival will be Nov. 6-12. Many of the festival`s signature events include opportunities to interact with celebrity guests in intimate venues. Details: SavannahFoodandWineFestival.com.

Pianist Sanford Jones and soprano Rebecca Flaherty, soprano will present a program of classical music, spirituals and musical theatre from seven to 8:30 p.m. Nov. Eight at Unity of Savannah, two thousand three hundred twenty Sunset Blvd. Free, donations appreciated. Info: 912-231-0241, youthoperaintl.com.

Savannah City Council meeting

Nov. Nine and 23. All regularly scheduled meetings are held at two p.m. every other Thursday (unless a conflict with another meeting or holiday) in the Council Chambers, 2nd Floor of City Hall. On each date, the Mayor and Aldermen attend a work session and briefing by the City Manager which usually commences at ten a.m. in the 2nd Floor Media Room. Info: 912-651-6410

Free Bonaventure Cemetery tour

A free guided tour of the historic section of Bonaventure Cemetery embarks two p.m. Nov. 11. Go after signs from the cemetery entrance to the tour`s embark. No reservations required. Free, donations appreciated. Info: Lynn Hadwin at 912-927-6145 or [email protected].

1-4 p.m. Nov. 11, Jepson Center. Local sculptors will be on mitt, providing demonstrations and talking about the process of making sculpture in bronze, wood, and other media. Free and open to the public. Info: Telfair.org.

Free Bonaventure Cemetery tours

Free guided tours of the historic section of Bonaventure Cemetery begin today at Two, Two:30 and three p.m. Nov. 12. Go after signs from the cemetery entrance to the tour`s commence. No reservations required. Donations appreciated. Info: Lynn Hadwin at 912-927-6145 or [email protected].

23rd annual Telfair Art Fair

Ten a.m. – five p.m. Nov. Eleven and noon – four p.m. Nov. 12, Telfair Square. Features eighty five artists displaying and selling works in a diversity of artistic disciplines. Live music, vendors and activities for children. All artists are eligible for a multiplicity of cash prizes, including the $Two,500 Carolyn Luck McElveen Best of Showcase Award. Free and open to the public. Info: Telfair.org.

The Moscow Ballet Excellent Russian «Nutcracker» will be performed at three and seven p.m. Dec. Twenty nine at Lucas Theatre for the Arts. Tickets commence at $28 at nutcracker.com/buy-tickets or call the Lucas at 912-525-5050. Call for group discounts, artist Meet N Greet prices.

Children`s health care enrollment event

Free in-person, enrollment and renewal assistance for Children`s health insurance programs, Medicaid and PeachCare for Kids, Pregnancy Medicaid will be available at the Bull Street Public Library, two thousand two Bull St., Nov. Fourteen from five to eight p.m. (arrive by 7). If incapable to come, contact Chloe Long at 912-661-1272 or Yahira Heraldez (bilingual) at 912-661-1290. Bring government-issued ID, proof of income and Social Security numbers for the entire household. Info: coastalcampaign.org.

Tybee Development Authority to meet

Tybee Island Development Authority/Main Street Board of Directors to meet at six p.m. Nov. Fifteen at the City Hall auditorium, four hundred three Butler Ave. Info: cityoftybee.org or 912-786-4573.

Children`s health care enrollment event

Free in- person, enrollment and renewal assistance for Children`s health insurance programs, Medicaid and PeachCare for Kids, Pregnancy Medicaid will be available at the Rincon Branch Library, Nov. Eighteen from ten a.m. to one p.m. If incapable to come, contact Chloe Long at 912-661-1272 or Yahira Heraldez (bilingual) at 912-661-1290. Bring government-issued ID, proof of income and Social Security numbers for the entire household. Info: coastalcampaign.org.

Savannah Technical College will suggest free GED classes on Saturdays. Register at nine a.m. Nov. Legitimate, take pre-tests and meet an advisor. Classes run from nine a.m. to three p.m. kicking off Nov. Twenty five at the Savannah Campus, five thousand seven hundred seventeen White Bluff Road. Details: Savannahtech.edu or call 912-443-5446

Arts, crafts, entertainment festival

Unity in the Community will host its monthly Artists, Crafters & Entertainment Festival on Sea Street, Rousakis Plaza from eleven a.m. to ten p.m. Nov. Eighteen and eleven a.m. to six p.m. Nov. Nineteen. Details: 912-495-8838 or [email protected].

Tybee Historic Preservation Commission to meet

The Tybee Island Historic Preservation Commission will meet at six p.m. Nov. Twenty at the City Hall auditorium, four hundred three Butler Ave. Info: cityoftybee.org or 912-786-4573.

Savannah City Council meeting

Nov. 23. All regularly scheduled meetings are held at two p.m. every other Thursday (unless a conflict with another meeting or holiday) in the Council Chambers, 2nd Floor of City Hall. On each date, the Mayor and Aldermen attend a work session and briefing by the City Manager which usually embarks at ten a.m. in the 2nd Floor Media Room. Info: 912-651-6410

Railroad retirees to meet

The Savannah Area Railroad Retirees, families and guests will meet at six p.m. the last Tuesday of each month at Carey Hilliard`s Restaurant, eleven thousand one hundred eleven Abercorn St. Info: 912-826-1147.

Holiday auction for ScoutReach program

The annual holiday auction hosted by Coastal Georgia Council Boy Scouts of America will be at 6:15 p.m. Nov. Twenty eight at the Landings Plantation Club. Proceeds will help pay for inward city youth from low income homes to learn outdoor abilities, have mentors, and participate in leadership and life abilities development programs of the Boy Scouts of America. Reserve a spot by calling Angela Phillips at 912-927-7272 ext. 204. Info: is coastalgeorgiabsa.org

Christmas parade, party, tree lighting

The City of Bloomingdale will hold its Christmas parade at ten a.m. Dec. Two with a party at the fire station at two p.m. Tree lighting at six p.m. Bring fucktoy donations for the food pantry. Info: 912-748-0970 or bloomingdale-ga.com.

The Moscow Ballet Superb Russian «Nutcracker» will be performed at three and seven p.m. Dec. Twenty nine at Lucas Theatre for the Arts. Tickets embark at $28 at nutcracker.com/buy-tickets or call the Lucas at 912-525-5050. Call for group discounts, artist Meet N Greet prices.

Mediation Center class for fathers

The Mediation Center of the Coastal Empire, five thousand one hundred five Paulsen St., Suite 125D, will suggest classes to help fathers understand the law requiring fathers to legitimize their children, from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Dec. 6. Cost: $50, fee reduction available. Info: mediationsavannah.com, 912-354-6686 or [email protected] .

Savannah City Council meeting

Dec. Seven and 21. All regularly scheduled meetings are held at two p.m. every other Thursday (unless a conflict with another meeting or holiday) in the Council Chambers, 2nd Floor of City Hall. On each date, the Mayor and Aldermen attend a work session and briefing by the City Manager which usually commences at ten a.m. in the 2nd Floor Media Room. Info: 912-651-6410

Free Bonaventure Cemetery tour

A free guided tour of the historic section of Bonaventure Cemetery starts two p.m. Dec. 9. Go after signs from the cemetery entrance to the tour`s commence. No reservations required. Free, donations appreciated. Info: Lynn Hadwin at 912-927-6145 or [email protected].

Free Family Day: I Have Marks to Make

1-4 p.m. Dec. 9, Jepson Center. Annual exhibition «I Have Marks to Make,» hands-on activities at this opening celebration and festival. Free and open to the public. Info: Telfair.org.

Free Bonaventure Cemetery tours

Free guided tours of the historic section of Bonaventure Cemetery begin today at Two, Two:30 and three p.m. Dec. Ten. Go after signs from the cemetery entrance to the tour`s commence. No reservations required. Donations appreciated. Info: Lynn Hadwin at 912-927-6145 or [email protected].

Children`s health care enrollment event

Free in-person, enrollment and renewal assistance for Children`s health insurance programs, Medicaid and PeachCare for Kids, Pregnancy Medicaid will be available at the Bull Street Public Library, two thousand two Bull St., Dec. Twelve from five to eight p.m. (arrive by 7). If incapable to come, contact Chloe Long at 912-661-1272 or Yahira Heraldez (bilingual) at 912-661-1290. Bring government-issued ID, proof of income and Social Security numbers for the entire household. Info: coastalcampaign.org.

Railroad retirees to meet

The Savannah Area Railroad Retirees, families and guests will meet at six p.m. the 2nd Tuesday in December at Carey Hilliard`s Restaurant, eleven thousand one hundred eleven Abercorn St. Info: 912-826-1147.

Children`s health care enrollment event

Free in- person, enrollment and renewal assistance for Children`s health insurance programs, Medicaid and PeachCare for Kids, Pregnancy Medicaid will be available at the Rincon Branch Library, Dec. Sixteen from ten a.m. to one p.m. If incapable to come, contact Chloe Long at 912-661-1272 or Yahira Heraldez (bilingual) at 912-661-1290. Bring government-issued ID, proof of income and Social Security numbers for the entire household. Info: coastalcampaign.org.

Arts, crafts, entertainment festival

Unity in the Community will host its monthly Artists, Crafters & Entertainment Festival on Sea Street, Rousakis Plaza from eleven a.m. to ten p.m. Dec. Sixteen and eleven a.m. to six p.m. Dec. 17. Details: 912-495-8838 or [email protected].

Tybee Development Authority to meet

Tybee Island Development Authority/Main Street Board of Directors to meet at six p.m. Dec. Twenty at the City Hall auditorium, four hundred three Butler Ave. Info: cityoftybee.org or 912-786-4573.

Savannah City Council meeting

Dec. 21. All regularly scheduled meetings are held at two p.m. every other Thursday (unless a conflict with another meeting or holiday) in the Council Chambers, 2nd Floor of City Hall. On each date, the Mayor and Aldermen attend a work session and briefing by the City Manager which usually commences at ten a.m. in the 2nd Floor Media Room. Info: 912-651-6410

The Moscow Ballet Fine Russian «Nutcracker» will be performed at three and seven p.m. Dec. Twenty nine at Lucas Theatre for the Arts. Tickets go on sale Friday, June Two. Tickets commence at $28 at nutcracker.com/buy-tickets or call the Lucas at 912-525-5050. Call for group discounts, artist Meet N Greet prices.

Numerous sclerosis three-day fundraiser

Challenge Walk MS: Savannah, a fundraising event for the National Numerous Sclerosis Society, will be Mach two to Four. It commences March two in downtown Savannah, and on Skidaway Island March Trio. Participants will walk fifty miles over three days, crossing the finish line together at the Hotel Tybee on Tybee Island on March Four. Registration: $65 for walkers and super team at ChallengeWalkMS.org.

Ten a.m. to two p.m. Monday-Thursday. Neighborhood Improvement Association, one thousand eight hundred sixteen Abercorn St. The Savannah Coastal Empire Asset Development Coalition is a volunteer income tax assistance program suggesting free tax prep for taxpayers in Chatham, Bryan, Effingham and Liberty Counties. The office is open year-round to prepare taxes at no charge. No appointment necessary, but you must bring decent documents. For more information, contact Debra Simmons at 912-447-5577 or [email protected].

1 Million Cups is a free, weekly national program designed to educate, engage, and connect entrepreneurs. An chance for entrepreneurs to detect solutions and network over a million cups of coffee. Meets every Wednesday at nine a.m. at the Creative Foundry, four hundred fifteen W Boundary St. Info: 1millioncups.com/savannah

6:30 p.m. VFW Post 660, five thousand one hundred fifteen Ogeechee Road. William A. Reed Memorial Post No. Six hundred sixty meets the fourth Thursday of each month. Info: 912-235-3001 or find us on Facebook at VFWPost660.

8:30 a.m. to noon. Third Saturday of every month. Chatham County Sheriff`s Office firearms instructors suggest a basic gun safety class for Chatham County civilians on the third Saturday of every month from 8:30 a.m. until noon. The tuition is $25. If interested in attending the class, please contact Sgt. Glisson at 912-652-6959 to sign up as class sizes are limited for safety reasons. Those interested do not need to own a firearm to attend the class.

Four to Five:30 p.m. Sundays or six to 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays. Lake Mayor Tennis Courts. Very first lesson is free, thereafter $Ten per lesson. Loaner rackets available or purchase one for $15. Contact Phyllis Greene, Community Tennis Coordinator, prior to lesson at 912-501-9862, [email protected] or go to savannahtennis.com.

Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States

Trio p.m. 2nd Sundays. Five thousand one hundred fifteen Ogeechee Road. Williams A Reed Memorial Post six hundred sixty meets the 2nd Sunday of each month. Post meetings are at five thousand one hundred fifteen Ogeechee Road. For more information regarding our meetings or eligibility for membership in the VFW, call 912-235-3001.

Liberty City hosts bingo night Five:30 p.m. Every fourth Wednesday. Liberty City Community Center. The Liberty City Richfield Southover Community Improvement Association, Inc. will host bingo night every fourth Wednesday of the month beginning March 27.

13th Colony Sound Savannah Chorus

6:30 p.m. Mondays. Savannah Arts Academy, five hundred Washington St. The 13th Colony Sound Savannah Barbershop Chorus meets every Monday at Savannah Arts Academy. If you can carry a tune, come sing with us! For more information, call 912-344-9768 or go to www.savannahbarbershoppers.org.

Patriot Previews at The Habersham School

8:15 to nine a.m. Thursdays. The true culture of a school is best experienced during a private tour. Tours of The Habersham School are available every Thursday from 8:15-9 a.m. by appointment only. This is the time to visit our classrooms, meet our head of school and principal and discuss our unique mission. To reserve your spot, contact 912-509-0540 or [email protected].

2nd and fourth Friday of each month. City of Port Wentworth Community House. If you are interested in line dancing or square dancing, call Larry O`Pry at 912-429-0492. Dancing takes place in the City of Port Wentworth Community House the 2nd and fourth Friday of each month.

Toastmasters Club Meeting

Noon. Tuesdays. Saint Leo University, Room Three, seven thousand four hundred twenty six Hodgson Memorial Drive, Ste A. The Puny Business Chamber Toastmasters Club meets weekly at noon on Tuesdays at Saint Leo University. For more information, call Carol at 912-844-9139 or go to www.1280826.toastmastersclub.org.

11 a.m. Very first and third Thursday of each month. Lovezzola`s Pizza, three hundred twenty U.S. 80. Come and network with us. All business owners welcome. Cost for lunch. For more information, call 912-308-6768 or go to www.topnconnections.org.

Savannah Women`s Business Network

11 a.m. 2nd and fourth Wednesday of each month. The Exchange Tavern, six thousand seven hundred ten Waters Ave. Come and join us for our luncheon/networking event. Cost for lunch. For more information, call 912-572-2362 or go to www.pnconnections.org.

Ten a.m. to two p.m. Tuesday and Thursday; eight a.m. to noon Saturdays. St. Elizabeth`s Attic, sixteen thousand four hundred ninety one Hwy. 144, Richmond Hill. Jewelry, appliances, clothes, furniture, books, children`s fucktoys and games are available. All proceeds are donated to local charities. For more information, call 912-727-2664.

Salvation Army Conservatory of the Performing Arts

Five:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday. Salvation Army, three thousand Bee Road. Classes in drama, brass, woodwind, vocal, dance, guitar and piano. All ages. Cost: $6 per lesson, fall, winter and spring quarters. For more information, call Lt. Shauntrice 912-352-8366.

Four:30 p.m. Wednesday. Southwest Chatham Branch Library, fourteen thousand ninety seven Abercorn St. These sessions are packed with stories, songs, music and activities, especially for children ages five to Ten. For more information, call 912-925-8305

Four p.m. Wednesdays. Islands Branch Library, one hundred twenty five Wilmington Road. Practice your reading abilities with one of our fur covered friends. Ages five and older. For more information, call 912-897-6233.

Five p.m. Sundays. Canine Palace, six hundred twelve Abercorn St. ST. ALMO will have informal dog walks at five p.m. Sundays, weather permitting. Meet at Canine Palace. For more information, call 912-234-3336.

Two to six p.m. Tuesdays. Wesley Community Centers, one thousand six hundred one Drayton St. Learn the art, history and technology to making quilts. For more information, call 912-447-5711.

7 to nine p.m. Every Thursday. Savannah Mall, fourteen thousand forty five Abercorn St. (meeting room, lower level). Open to all female singers. For more information, call 912-598-3005.

Ten to 11:30 a.m. Every third Thursday. The Jepson Center for the Arts, two hundred seven W. York St. This program is designed especially for pre-schoolers ages three to five and their adult companions. Toddlers will explore artwork from both our permanent and improvised exhibitions, followed by a visit to the Jepson Education Studios. Cost is $Five per child with adult admission. For more information, call 912-790-8800 or go to www.telfair.org.

Safe Kids Savannah car seat safety inspection station

9 a.m. Wednesdays. Safe Kids Savannah, four hundred twenty Mall Blvd. Child car seat safety inspections are done by certified child passenger safety technicians. They will help examine child safety seats for recalls and to make sure the seats are installed correctly. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call 912-356-2160 or go to www.safekidssavannah.org.

8 p.m. Every very first and third Thursday. Savannah Ballroom, eleven Travis St. Come on out for dance parties at the Savannah Ballroom. Cost is $Ten per person and $15 per duo. All ages welcome. For more information, call 912-335-3335 or go to www.savannahballroomdancing.com.

Barbecue dinner and karaoke night

Five to 7:30 p.m. (dinner), seven p.m. (karaoke) every very first Friday. American Legion Post 184, one Legion Drive, Thunderbolt. Dinner includes chopped barbecue, cole slaw, fancy baked beans, roll, beverage and dessert. Cost is $7 per plate. All singers invited to karaoke night, no cover or admission. For more information, call 912-354-5515, 912-663-8353 or go to www.americanlegionpost184.org.

Five to 7:30 p.m. Every third Friday. American Legion Post No. 184, one Legion Drive, Thunderbolt. Fish fry includes fish fillet, french fries, hush puppies, cheese grits, cole slaw and beverage. Cost is $8 per plate. Desserts available from the Ladies Auxiliary unit at extra cost. For more information, call 912-354-5515, 912-663-8353 or go to www.americanlegionpost184.org.

The Odd Lot Improv Comedy Troupe

8 p.m. Mondays. Muse Arts Warehouse, seven hundred three Louisville Road. Improvisation showcase by Savannah`s premiere comedy troupe, with bits of original comedy skits worked in. Cost is $Five (or what you can donate). For more information, go to www.oddlot.org.

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Chatham Area Transit Authority will operate on a holiday schedule on Labor Day, Sept. Four, included on each of the printed route schedules and available at catchacat.org. Administrative offices will be closed for business. Telephone schedule information will be available. The customer service window at the Joe Murray Rivers Jr. Intermodal Transit Center will be open from seven a.m. to four p.m. The Savannah Belles Ferry will operate on a regular schedule. Normal route schedules will resume on Sept. Five.

Tybee Island Farmers Market

The Tybee Island Farmers Market will be from four to seven p.m. Mondays at the Lighthouse, thirty Meddin Drive. Nonsmoking and pet friendly. Info: tybeeislandfarmersmarket.org.

Ebenezer Heritage Festival

The annual Ebenezer Heritage Festival will be from 9:30 a.m. to three p.m. Sept. Four at Jerusalem Evangelical Lutheran Church, two thousand nine hundred eighty Ebenezer Road, Rincon. Free parking, admission, activities and exhibits. View traditional Colonial-era craft demonstrations and participate in activities planned for kids and adults. At eleven a.m., the Rev. Kirk Bridgers will present details about the effects of the Reformation on the Salzburger emigrants to Georgia. Sponsored by the Georgia Salzburger Society. Info: visitebenezer.com

Bacon Fest on Sea Street

The Fourth Annual Bacon Fest will be from ten a.m. to six p.m. Sept. Four on Sea Street. Live bands, local artisans and activities for kids. Info: riverstreetsavannah.com.

Purcell to speak at Republican Women meeting

RSVP by Sept. Four. Congressional District one representative to the State Transportation Board, Ann Purcell, will be speaking to the Savannah Area Republican Women`s meeting at 11:30 a.m. at Carey Hilliard`s, one thousand one hundred eleven Abercorn St. She will discuss transportation projects in our area. Lunch at 11:30 with business to begin at noon. Reservations by Sept. Four to [email protected] or 912-398-0111.

Renaming the Talmadge bridge

A free panel discussion to consider switching the name of the Eugene Talmadge Memorial Bridge will be from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Sept. Five at the Savannah Theater, two hundred twenty two Bull St. Panel members include Aberjhani, Francys Johnson, Bernetta Lanier, Jessica Leigh Lebos, John McMasters, Mark Murphy, Pamela Oglesby, and Robin Williams. Moderated by former Mayor Otis S. Johnson. Info: Facebook Span the Gap Savannah, register at eventbrite.com.

Gulfstream retirees to hold picnic

Gulfstream Retirees Club to hold annual picnic at Sept. Five at Carey Hilliard`s Banquet Hall on Abercorn Street. Social hour at eleven a.m., lunch at noon. Gulfstream Retirees Executive Board is hosting the picnic free for current members. Guests are not free.

Maynard to speak, sign books

Author Joyce Maynard will speak at 6:30 p.m. Sept. Five at The Book Lady Bookstore, six E. Liberty St. Info: thebookladybookstore.com.

Breakfast with two thousand eighteen GOP candidates

A breakfast with invited Republican two thousand eighteen candidates for Lieutenant Governor will be at 8:30 a.m. Sept nine at Holiday Inn Express, one hundred ninety nine E. Bay St. Hosted by the Chatham County Republican Party. Tickets: $15, includes breakfast, in advance at 912-356-3800 or [email protected] to reserve a seat.

Secrets of the salt marsh

RSVP by Sept. Five. Join educators on a trek through Georgia`s expansive salt marshes from nine a.m. to noon at the UGA Marine Education Center and Aquarium, thirty Ocean Science Circle. See fiddler crabs, periwinkle snails and search for signs of other animals, like raccoons and birds. Open to adults and to children eight and up, accompanied by an adult. Pre-registration required. Cost: $22. Contact Kayla Clark at [email protected] or 912-598-3345 by Sept. Five. Info: gacoast.uga.edu/events

Feedback needed on city alcohol ordinance

The City of Savannah is considering revisions to the Alcohol Beverage Ordinance. The public is invited to address concerns at two and six p.m. Sept. Six at the Coastal Georgia Center, three hundred five Fahm St. Key areas: bar card provisions, Sunday sales, persons under the age of twenty one in establishments when the kitchen closes, enforcement and other items identified when implementing the initial ordinance switches. Info: 912-525-1500.

Armstrong State University`s Department of Recreation and Wellness will host its biannual Armstrong Farmers Market from ten a.m. to two p.m. Sept. Six at the Student Union Plaza, eleven thousand nine hundred thirty five Abercorn St. Rain location is the Student Union Ballroom.

St. Joseph`s/Candler African American Health Information and Resource Center, one thousand nine hundred ten Abercorn St., will hold a free QuickBooks I class from two to six p.m. Sept. 6. Computer classes instructed by Microsoft certified instructors. Info/register: 912-447-6605

Levett to speak to League of Women Voters

Ann Levett, the fresh superintendent of the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System, will discuss her school vision during the League of Women Voters meeting at six p.m. Sept. Seven p.m. at Very first Presbyterian Church, five hundred Washington Ave.

Date Night at Tybee Post Theater

See the «The Graduate» on screen at seven p.m. Sept. Seven at the Tybee Post Theater, ten Van Horne Ave. Ticket: $Ten, includes a complimentary glass of wine and a Smooch. Tybeeposttheater.org.

United Way kicks off two thousand seventeen campaign

United Way of the Coastal Empire kicks off its two thousand seventeen fundraising campaign at 11:30 a.m. Sept. Seven at Savannah Civic Center, three hundred one W. Oglethorpe St. Open to the public. Tickets: $20 per person or $300 for a table of 16. Info: uwce.org/events.

Teacher open house at aquarium

A free teacher open house at the UGA Marine Education Center and Aquarium, thirty Ocean Science Circle, will be from Four:30 to 6:30 p.m. Sept. 7. Learn about over forty marine science and ecology classes suggested at the center. Light snacks and beverages, door prizes. Info: gacoast.uga.edu/events

‘The Women of Country Music` at Tybee Post Theater

Country music singer Katie Deal will sing the songs of women in country music at eight p.m. Sept. Eight at the Tybee Post Theater, ten Van Horne Ave. Ticket: $20 reserved seating. Tybeeposttheater.org.

Quilt Extravaganza for Kiah Museum

A Quilt Extravaganza will be from 9:30 a.m. to two p.m. Sept. Eight at the Moses Jackson Golden Age Center, one thousand four hundred ten Richards St. Public is invited to «Brag and Share» their quilts and crafts. Demonstrations of unique patterns and quilting technologies. Help make a Kiah community quilt. Part of the Quilting the Kia Museum Remembrance Days for Calvin and Virginia Jackson Kiah and the museum they embarked in their home at five hundred five W. 36th St. Info: 912-358-3261 or [email protected].

Free Microsoft Word class

St. Joseph`s/Candler African American Health Information and Resource Center, one thousand nine hundred ten Abercorn St., will hold a free Microsoft Word I class from nine a.m. to one p.m. Sept. 8. Computer classes trained by Microsoft certified instructors. Info/register: 912-447-6605

Kiah Museum Founder`s Folk Seminar

The Kiah Museum Founder`s Folk Seminar will be from six to eight p.m. Sept. Two at Room, 115, Social Science Building, Savannah State University. For a documentary and exhibit, share your stories about the late Calvin and Virginia Jackson Kiah and the museum they embarked in their home at five hundred five W. 36th St. Part of the Quilting the Kia Museum Remembrance Days. Info: 912-358-3261 or [email protected].

Free Bonaventure Cemetery tour

A free guided tour of the historic section of Bonaventure Cemetery embarks two p.m. Sept. 9. Go after signs from the cemetery entrance to the tour`s commence. No reservations required. Free, donations appreciated. Info: Lynn Hadwin at 912-927-6145 or [email protected].

The Savannah Folk Music Society will hold a Contra Dance from 7:30 to Ten:30 p.m. Sept. Nine at Garden City Methodist Church, sixty two Varnedoe Ave. Cost: $9, $6 for members of SFMS, pay at the door. ‘The Glow in the Dark String Band` will play. Info: savannahfolk.org.

Salvation Army indoor yard sale

The Salvation Army, three thousand Bee Road, will have an indoor yard sale from nine a.m. to two p.m. Sept. 9, including furniture, clothing, flooring, children`s fucktoys and more.

Endless Summer dance, fundraiser

Endless Summer dance and fundraiser will be from six to eleven p.m. Sept. Nine at the Elks Lodge, one hundred eighty three Wilshire Blvd. Auction. Cash bar opens at six p.m., strenuous hor d`oeuvres at 7. Dancing from eight to 11. All proceeds to the Elks Aidmore Auxiliary Charities. Cost: $20. Info/RSVP to Sharon Johnson at [email protected] or 912-927-1595.

Pooler Patriot Weekend will be from four to 9:30 p.m. Sept. Nine at Pooler Park, nine hundred S. Rogers St. Family friendly events, free concert and fireworks. Food, drinks, vendors. Info: 912-330-8659, patriotweekendinpooler.org or on Facebook.

Museum to host Healthy Me event

Savannah Children`s Museum, six hundred fifty five Louisville Road, will host a day of healthy living and family joy from ten a.m. to two p.m. Sept. 9. Healthy Me will bring hands-on edible food education to the community. Cost: Museum admission of $7.50 for all guests eighteen months and older. Free for Coastal Heritage Society members.

Author Jared Yates Sexton will sign books at 6:30 p.m. Sept. Nine at The Book Lady Bookstore, six E. Liberty St. Info: thebookladybookstore.com.

Ogeechee Audubon field journey

Sept. Nine on Hutchinson Island, fall migration is underway. Look for infrequent birds. Meet at eight a.m. at the white building (community center). Leader: Steve Wagner, [email protected]. Free and open to the public.

Learn how to reach sustainability

State Rep. Carl Gilliard (Garden City) will hold the workshop «Up and Out of Poverty» from ten a.m. to four p.m. Sept. Nine at Chatham County DFCS, seven hundred sixty one Wheaton St. Includes empowerment programs that concentrate on how those in poverty can reach sustainability. In partnership with DFCS and the Urban League of Greater Atlanta. Free/register in advance at 912-436-5325.

Join the Friends of the Kiah Museum from ten a.m. to two p.m. Sept. Nine at St. James AME Church, East Broad Street, for an old style Quilting Bee and historical quilts display. Part of the Quilting the Kia Museum Remembrance Days. Info: 912-358-3261 or [email protected].

Wilmington Island farmers market

The Wilmington Island Farmers` Market will be open from nine a.m. to one p.m. Sept. Nine at Islands High School, one hundred seventy Whitemarsh Island Road. Yoga, story time, kids cooking, and pet adoptions by Georgia Rescue, Rehabilitation and Relocation. Info: wifarmersmarket.org.

Raise funds, awareness for childhood cancer

Help raise funds and awareness for childhood cancer with the Water Balloon Royale from ten a.m. to two p.m. Sept. Nine in Daffin Park, one thousand five hundred E. Victory Drive. Monetary or fucktoy donations welcome. Bounce house for kids who don`t want to get humid. Sponsored by Prezidential Ryderz MC.

CASA part fundraiser in Pooler

A 1980s night theme party with dance, trivia, karaoke and costume contests will be from nine p.m. to three a.m. Sept. Nine at Molly McPherson`s Pooler, one hundred ten Town Center Drive. Dress in your best 1980s garment for this CASA benefit for manhandled and neglected children. Prizes, raffle, Chris Cook the Imprincenator. Part of Dancing with the Savannah Starlets fundraiser for CASA. Info: savannahcasa.org

Richmond Hill library book sale

Richmond Hill Friends of the Library Book Sale will be from ten a.m. to two p.m. Sept. Nine at the library, nine thousand six hundred seven Ford Ave. Most paperbacks fifty cents; most hardbacks $1. All funds raised benefit the Richmond Hill Public Library. Info: 912-756-3580

Learn about homestead exemption

Learn about the homestead exemption from a representative from Savannah`s homestead exemption office at eleven a.m. Sept. Nine during the Eastside Neighborhood Alliance meeting, W. W. Law Community Center, nine hundred nine E. Bolton St. Open to the public. Info: Brenda Walker at 912-233-0809.

Richard Arnold Alumni Picnic

Richard Arnold High School Alumni will hold a picnic from three to eight p.m. Sept. Nine at Mother Matilda Beasley Park (East Broad Street Basement). Details: 912-659-1763, 912-220-5607 or 912-695-4389.

Secrets of the salt marsh

RSVP by Sept. Five. Join educators on a trek through Georgia`s expansive salt marshes from nine a.m. to noon at the UGA Marine Education Center and Aquarium, thirty Ocean Science Circle. See fiddler crabs, periwinkle snails and search for signs of other animals, like raccoons and birds. Open to adults and to children eight and up, accompanied by an adult. Pre-registration required. Cost: $22. Contact Kayla Clark at [email protected] or 912-598-3345 by Sept. Five. Info: gacoast.uga.edu/events

Familyand Friends Day picnic

The fourth annual Family and Friends Day picnic will be from ten a.m. to two p.m. Sept. Nine at Hallstrom Park, Hunter Army Airfield Base, two thousand five hundred ninety eight Perimeter Road. Hosted by PRYME2 AND M.B.H.M. Inc. RSVP to Virginia Morrision at 912-308-5384 or Geneva Golden at 912-398-8570.

Emergency response team training

Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training will be from eight a.m.to five p.m. Sept. 9, sixteen and thirty at SouthSide Fire Department Station Three, two thousand nine Grove Point Road. Learn potentially life-saving abilities including fire safety, light search and rescue, and disaster medical operations. CERTtraining is about readiness, people helping people, rescuer safety, and doing the greatest good for the greatest number during an emergency response. Attendance at all three training sessions is required to accomplish the class. Register: chathamemergency.org. Info/register: Chelsea Sawyer at 912-201-4500 or [email protected].

Free Bonaventure Cemetery tours

Free guided tours of the historic section of Bonaventure Cemetery begin today at Two, Two:30 and three p.m. Sept. Ten. Go after signs from the cemetery entrance to the tour`s begin. No reservations required. Donations appreciated. Info: Lynn Hadwin at 912-927-6145 or [email protected].

The Paris Dancers & 2nd Act Performing Company bring their acclaimed musical diversity demonstrate «Senior Moments» to the Tybee Post Theater at three p.m. Sept. Ten at the Tybee Post Theater, ten Van Horne Ave. Ticket: $Ten to $15 at Tybeeposttheater.org.

Ceremony to honor local Vietnam veterans

Deadline Sept. 12. Vietnam veterans from surrounding counties will be publicly recognized for their military service at a certificate and lapel pin presentation at two p.m. Sept. Sixteen at St. John Baptist Church, five hundred twenty two Hartridge St. Collaboration inbetween the GDVS Savannah Veteran Field Service Office and the Studs`s Ministry of St. John Baptist. Deadline to sign up to be recognized has been extended to Sept. 12. Info to sign up: [email protected] or 404-656-5933.

Union Mission`s Friends with Benefits fundraiser will be from five to nine p.m. Sept. Twenty one at the Ghost Coast Distillery, six hundred forty one Indian St. Proceeds go to benefit Union Mission`s work in ending homelessness in Savannah. Cost: $12 at cityspin.com/savannah/

Lily pro at garden club meeting

Register by Sept. 15. The Landings Garden Club will meet from nine a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Sept. Twenty five at the Landings Plantation Club ballroom. Open to the public with guest speaker Jenks Farmer, an experienced on Crinum lilies. Includes a planting and propagation demonstration, and brunch. Cost: $35, with check payable to The Landings Garden Club; mail to Garden Club, two Salt Meadow Court, Savannah 31411. Info: thelandingsgardenclub , jenksfarmer.com.

Effingham County Christmas ornament contest

Effingham County children ages five to twelve are asked to create and submit a hand-made Christmas ornament by four p.m. Sept. 15, bringing it to the Effingham County Administrative complicated, six hundred one N. Laurel St., Springfield. A panel of judges will select the winner which will be sent to the Very first Lady of Georgia as part of the Christmas décor at the Governor`s Mansion. This year`s theme is County Courthouses of Georgia. Contest details at 912-754-2111 or effinghamcounty.org.

West Broad Street YMCA is accepting applications for its pre-k classroom which is a lottery program with limited spaces available. Also accepting applications for Early Learning Center. Teachers have background checks, certified in very first aid /CPR and all training require by Bright from the Embark. Registration/info at West Broad Street YMCA front desk, one thousand one hundred ten May St.; 912-233-1951

Kids run/swim race, fundraiser

Splash and Sprint, a timed swimming and running event will be Sept. Sixteen at the Chatham County Aquatic Center, seven thousand two hundred forty Sallie Mood Drive, and Lake Mayer. Register at runsignup.com and type in Splash and Sprint. For youth ages six to 15; top masculine and female finishers will receive a medal. All participants receive a ribbon. The event helps promote water and sports safety and is a fundraiser for Safe Kids Savannah. Funds raised through Splash and Sprint help purchase items, such as bicycle helmets, child safety seats, and life jackets that can be distributed via local communities. Info: safekidssavannah.org

Children, families with cancer fundraiser

Patrick`s Rail, a bicycle rail of 140-plus miles, will be Oct. Twenty one from Savannah to Augusta. Proceeds benefit children and families with cancer at the Dwaine and Cynthia Willett Children`s Hospital and the Curtis and Elizabeth Anderson Cancer Institute at Memorial University Medical Center. Each rider must raise at least $140. Donate/register: www.patricksride.com. Info: Robyn Rotunda at 912-350-8992 or [email protected].

The Moscow Ballet Excellent Russian «Nutcracker» will be performed at three and seven p.m. Dec. Twenty nine at Lucas Theatre for the Arts. Tickets begin at $28 at nutcracker.com/buy-tickets or call the Lucas at 912-525-5050. Call for group discounts, artist Meet N Greet prices.

Help protect loggerhead sea turtles

Help protect loggerhead sea turtles at the Wassaw National Wildlife Refuge during a fundraiser for the Caretta Research Project from six to nine p.m. Oct. Five at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Juha Jaakkola, sixty seven Bluff Drive, Isle of Hope. Food truck, open bar, live music, silent auction. Proceeds to the conservation fund. Cost: $100, advance sales only, at carettaresearchproject.org.

Tybee Island Farmers Market

The Tybee Island Farmers Market will be from four to seven p.m. Mondays at the Lighthouse, thirty Meddin Drive. Nonsmoking and pet friendly. Info: tybeeislandfarmersmarket.org.

Two Hundred Club golf tournament

The Two Hundred Club of the Coastal Empire`s Community Heroes Golf Tournament will be Sept. Eleven with registration at Ten:30 a.m. at the Club at Savannah Harbor, two Resort Drive, Hutchinson Island. Opening ceremony at 11:30 a.m. Proceeds benefit families of fallen very first responders. Info/registration: 912-721-4418, [email protected] or twohundredclub.org.

A ceremony to honor, recall and reunite in commemoration of the 16th anniversary of 9/11 will be begin at 9:30 a.m. Sept. Eleven at the Memorial Site at J.F. Gregory Park. The commemoration ceremony honors the victims of the attacks on the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, the airline flight takeovers and the American military service personnel who have died in the war against terrorism while other members of the service proceed to fight.

The Fort Stewart/Savannah Chapter of Team Crimson, White, and Blue (Team RWB) will host a 9/11 Moving Flag Tribute on embarking at seven a.m. Sept. Eleven at Forsyth Park. Join them in taking laps around the one-mile track with a water point at Park Avenue and Bull Street. This is to honor and reminisce those who gave their lives on 9/11 and since in service to our nation. Run, walk, ruck, hike, stroll or bike. Free. Info: teamrwb.org or Facebook.

Children`s health care enrollment event

Free in-person, enrollment and renewal assistance for Children`s health insurance programs, Medicaid and PeachCare for Kids, Pregnancy Medicaid will be available at the Bull Street Public Library, two thousand two Bull St., Sept. Twelve from five to eight p.m. (arrive by 7). If incapable to come, contact Chloe Long at 912-661-1272 or Yahira Heraldez (bilingual) at 912-661-1290. Bring government-issued ID, proof of income and Social Security numbers for the entire household. Info: coastalcampaign.org.

Transit Authority regular meeting

Chatham Area Transit Authority will meet at six p.m. the 2nd Tuesday each month at Joe Murray Rivers Jr. Intermodal Transit Center, six hundred ten W. Oglethorpe Ave. Info: 912-629-3924.

Learn steps to home ownership

The Chatham County Extension office is hosting a free workshop on how to buy a home from Four:45 to 7:45 p.m. Sept. Twelve and nineteen at Live Oak Public Library, Southwest branch, fourteen thousand ninety seven Abercorn St. Must attend both sessions for Homebuyer Education Certificate. Free but must register: 912-652-7981 or [email protected].

City of Savannah art classes

The City of Savannah`s Department of Cultural Affairs Studios, nine W. Henry St., will hold art classes for all ages and skill levels. Sessions are Sept. Twelve To Oct. 17, Sept. Thirteen to Oct. Legitimate, Sept. Fourteen to Oct. Nineteen and Sept. Twenty one to Oct. 26. Info/registration at savannahga.gov/artsclasses or 912-651-6783.

Mediation Center class for fathers

The Mediation Center of the Coastal Empire, five thousand one hundred five Paulsen St., Suite 125D, will suggest classes to help fathers understand the law requiring fathers to legitimize their children, from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Sept. 13. Cost: $50, fee reduction available. Info: mediationsavannah.com, 912-354-6686 or [email protected].

Ask a Master Gardener in Garden City

Georgia Master Gardener Extension volunteers will be at the Live Oak Library in Garden City, one hundred four Sunshine Road, from ten a.m. to one p.m. Sept. 13. Master Gardener Extension Volunteers are an educational group assisting Chatham County Agriculture Extension Service. Their main objective is to provide informational help on residential and nonprofit horticulture and gardening issues. Info: 912-652-7981

Pianists give free master class

Pianists Roberto Plano and his wifey Paola Del Negro will provide a free master class at Four:30 p.m. Sept. 13. They will perform at 7:30 p.m. Sept. Fourteen in the Fine Arts Auditorium at Armstrong State University. Spectacle cost: $15 at tickets.armstrong.edu or 912-344-2801.

Free spectacle by comedian Ronnie Jordan

Comedian Ronnie Jordan, who starlets on the WE television hit «Bossip,» will perform at seven p.m. Sept .13 at the Armstrong State University Student Union Ballroom, eleven thousand nine hundred thirty five Abercorn St. Free and open to the public.

Savannah City Council meeting

Sept. Fourteen and 28. All regularly scheduled meetings are held at two p.m. every other Thursday (unless a conflict with another meeting or holiday) in the Council Chambers, 2nd Floor of City Hall. On each date, the Mayor and Aldermen attend a work session and briefing by the City Manager which usually commences at ten a.m. in the 2nd Floor Media Room. Info: 912-651-6410

Help veterans transition to civilian workforce

Learn about the challenges service members face when transitioning to the civilian workforce and the resources to assist in alleviating these challenges at 7: thirty a.m. Sept. Fourteen at Georgia Tech-Savannah, two hundred ten Technology Circle. Cost: $15, includes breakfast. Register: pe.gatech.edu/Sav-Learners.

Pianists perform at Armstrong

Pianists Roberto Plano and his wifey Paola Del Negro will perform at 7:30 p.m. Sept. Fourteen in the Fine Arts Auditorium at Armstrong State University. Cost: $15 at tickets.armstrong.edu or 912-344-2801.

Oatland Island fundraiser

Friends of Oatland will host a painting fundraiser where a portion of the proceeds will go toward raising $1,200 to bring a fresh cow to Oatland Island Wildlife Center. At 6:30 p.m. Sept. Fourteen at the wildlife center. Cost: $35, twenty one or older, at paintingwithatwist.com/savannah/calendar/. Info: 912-844-0065

Active, retired federal employees to meet

The National Active and Retired Federal Employee meeting will be at 11:30 a.m. Sept. Fourteen at Carey Hilliard`s Restaurant, eight thousand four hundred ten Waters Ave. Speaker will be Chloe Paddison, a registered dietitian and certified lifestyle health coach with Memorial Health Bariatrics` weight-loss program. Her topic will be «A Good and Healthy Lifestyle.» The public is invited.

Join the Office of Multicultural Affairs and HOLA for the annual Fiesta Day from eleven a.m. to two p.m. Sept. Fourteen at Armstrong State University Student Union Residential Plaza/Savannah. Love authentic Latin American food, music and spectacles. Free admission. Details: armstrong.edu/latinoheritage

Feast Latino Heritage Month

Armstrong State University will feast Latino Heritage Month from Sept. Fourteen through Oct. 15, in connection with the national celebration, which promotes Latino heritage and culture. All events are free and open to the public. Details: armstrong.edu/latinoheritage

Tybee Lighthouse sunset tours

Sept. 15. Tybee Lighthouse, thirty Meddin Drive. Practice the lighthouse after hours. The 90-minute tour includes a climb to the top of the lighthouse to practice a Tybee Island sunset. Tickets: $25, nonrefundable. For ages thirteen and older. Reservations required. Call 912-786-5801.

Yoga, painting fucking partners workshop

6 to eight p.m. Sept. Fifteen at the Department of Cultural Affairs Studios, nine W. Henry St. Playmates will take turns applying paint to arms, gams, arms, and feet and then print those shapes onto paper. Playmates not necessary. Ages seventeen plus. Cost: $40 per duo at savannahga.gov/artsclasses or 912-651-6783.

Meet the transit board, staff

RSVP by Sept. 15. Meet the staff at Chatham Area Transit Board of Directors and executive staff from Five:30 to 7:30 p.m. Sept. Twenty at CAT Central, nine hundred E. Gwinnett St. Ask questions about your transportation needs. RSVP by Sept. Fifteen to Shalonda Rountree at 912-629-3916 or [email protected].

POW/MIA remembrance ceremony

The Vietnam Veterans of America Savannah Chapter six hundred seventy one will sponsor a National POW/MIA Remembrance Day ceremony at seven p.m. Sept. Fifteen at the Memorial at east end of Emmet Park on Bay Street. Speaker: U.S. Army Garrison Commander Lt. Col. Kenneth M. Dwyer. Other participants will be the Savannah/Chatham Police Department Color Guard and 3rd ID Brass Quintet Band.

Savannah Senior Strikers host tournament

Entry fees due Sept. 15. The Fourth Annual Devereaux Dixon Sr. and John C. Jackson Memorial Golf Tournament will be Sept. Twenty two to twenty four in Pooler. Proceeds will benefit Greenbriar Children`s Center. Tournament entry fee is $150, includes cart rental, lunch and dinners. Non-golfers welcome for $20. Details/register: savannahseniorstrikers.com

Children`s health care enrollment event

Free in- person, enrollment and renewal assistance for Children`s health insurance programs, Medicaid and PeachCare for Kids, Pregnancy Medicaid will be available at the Rincon Branch Library, Sept. Sixteen from ten a.m. to one p.m. If incapable to come, contact Chloe Long at 912-661-1272 or Yahira Heraldez (bilingual) at 912-661-1290. Bring government-issued ID, proof of income and Social Security numbers for the entire household. Info: coastalcampaign.org.

Mental health awareness walk

Savannah Out of the Darkness Walk will be Sept. Sixteen at Lake Mayer Park. Bring suicide and mental health conditions out of the darkness and create a culture that`s brainy about mental health. Check in at nine a.m., walk starts at Ten. Donations accepted. Info: Marie Lewis at [email protected]

King-Tisdell Cottage Foundation annual awards Gala

The King-Tisdell Cottage Foundation Inc. will hold its 20th annual awards gala at 7:30 p.m. Sept. Sixteen at the Savannah State University in the fresh Student Center. A silent auction will be at 6:30 p.m. Tickets: $75 at 912-335-8868 or [email protected]

Garden City Public Service Day

Garden City Public Service Day will be from ten a.m. to two p.m. Sept. Sixteen in front of City Hall, one hundred Central Ave. Firefighter challenge, team car extrication, junior firefighter challenge, K-9 demonstration, fire vs. police cornhole, nerf gun challenge, games, safety information, food trucks, more. Free. Info: 912-966-7780.

The Effingham County Fire and Rescue invites Effingham County citizens and very first responders to fish with a friend from ten a.m. to two p.m. Sept. Sixteen at Baker Lake. Free food, fishing, kid games and prizes. Info: 912-547-1957

Surfers for Autism on Tybee

The Coastal Empire Surfers for Autism Beach Festival will be from nine a.m. to four p.m. Sept. Sixteen on Tybee Island, just south of the pier. Register as a volunteer or get on the waiting list as a participant: surfersforautism.org. Surfing, beach joy, volunteerism, music, raffles and more Learn more on Facebook.

The Toraya Jai Garvin Cure Childhood Cancer 5k Walk will be Sept. Sixteen inwards the Oglethorpe Mall to support Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Dress in costume as a beloved character. All children twelve and under walk free, but must accomplish the registration form. Kid`s Party from ten a.m. to one p.m. Be The Match will explain the bone marrow registry from eight a.m. to 1p.m. Blood drive from ten a.m. to two p.m. with the American Crimson Cross. Sponsored by Toraya Jai Garvin Foundation. Info: teamtoraya.org or curechildhoodcancer.org.

Ceremony to honor local Vietnam veterans

Vietnam veterans from surrounding counties will be publicly recognized for their military service at a certificate and lapel pin presentation at two p.m. Sept. Sixteen at St. John Baptist Church, five hundred twenty two Hartridge St. Collaboration inbetween the GDVS Savannah Veteran Field Service Office and the Studs`s Ministry of St. John Baptist.

Get gardening questions answered free

Master gardeners will provide information so you can test your soil and response gardening questions from ten a.m. to one p.m. Sept. Sixteen at the Savannah Area Council of Garden Clubs` Botanical Garden on Eisenhower Drive.

The third annual Out of the Darkness Walk will be nine a.m. Sept. Sixteen at Lake Mayer Park, one thousand eight hundred fifty E. Montgomery Crossroad. Proceeds support the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention`s local and national education and advocacy programs and its aim to reduce the annual rate of suicide twenty percent by 2025. Register: afsp.org/savannah

Ballroom dancing dinner dance

USA Dance Chapter #6069 will hold a Special Fall Dinner Dance Sept. Sixteen at Salón de Baile, three hundred one U.S. 80, Pooler. Foxtrot lesson six p.m. Barbeque ribs/brisket dinner at seven p.m. followed by social dancing from eight to10 p.m. Cost: Dinner, dance admission: $15 per member, $20 per nonmember. Info: usadancesavannah.com or [email protected].

Participate in the International Coastal Cleanup on Skidaway Island from nine a.m. to noon Sept. 16. Eliminate marine debris from marshes and improve the health of coastal habitats. Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant educators will lead the effort. Free. Meet at UGA Aquarium, thirty Ocean Science Circle, and hike to nearby trails along Grove`s creek. Dress for sun and walking. Details at gacoast.uga.edu/events

Parent, child clay workshop: handbuilding

Ten a.m. to noon Sept. Sixteen at the Department of Cultural Affairs Studios, nine W. Henry St. Learn basic mitt building, sculpting and decorating mechanisms. Ages five plus. Cost: $30/$25 city residents at savannahga.gov/artsclasses or 912-651-6783.

Ten a.m. to one p.m. Sept. Sixteen at the Department of Cultural Affairs Studios, nine W. Henry St. Learn to make soap using the cold process method. Ages seventeen plus. Cost: $65/$50 city residents at savannahga.gov/artsclasses or 912-651-6783.

Beadles to sign very first book

LaJuana Beadles of Savannah will sign her very first published book «Tabona» from noon to two p.m. Sept. Sixteen at Natural Selections Cafe, one thousand five hundred twenty six Bull St.

The Alfred Beach High School class of one thousand nine hundred fifty seven will meet at noon Sept .16 at the Ralph Mark Gilbert Museum, four hundred sixty Martin Luther King Blvd. Help make plans for the 60th anniversary.

Arts, crafts, entertainment festival

Unity in the Community will host its monthly Artists, Crafters & Entertainment Festival on Sea Street, Rousakis Plaza from eleven a.m. to ten p.m. Sept. Sixteen and eleven a.m. to six p.m. Sept. 17. Details: 912-495-8838 or [email protected].

Responsible Dog Ownership Day events

The Savannah Kennel Club will present its annual Responsible Dog Ownership Day from eleven a.m. to three p.m. Sept. Seventeen at Daffin Park. Free events to educate the dog-loving public about the responsibilities and joys of dog ownership. Includes activities like dog sports, safety around dogs, Canine Good Citizen testing, microchipping clinics, and more.

Self Defense for the Active Woman

The Rape Crisis Center of the Coastal Empire presents Self-Defense for the Active Woman from three to five p.m. Sept. Seventeen at Very first Presbyterian Church, five hundred twenty Washington Ave. Enhance and build self-confidence, awareness, and private safety. Learn wordy and physical technologies that can be used by anyone, regardless of physical condition. RSVP by Sept. Thirteen at 912-233-3000 or rccsav.org. Cost: $Ten donations accepted, but not required.

Union Mission`s Friends with Benefits fundraiser will be from five to nine p.m. Sept. Twenty one at the Ghost Coast Distillery, six hundred forty one Indian St. Proceeds go to benefit Union Mission`s work in ending homelessness in Savannah. Cost: $12 at cityspin.com/savannah/

Help protect loggerhead sea turtles

Help protect loggerhead sea turtles at the Wassaw National Wildlife Refuge during a fundraiser for the Caretta Research Project from six to nine p.m. Oct. Five at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Juha Jaakkola, sixty seven Bluff Drive, Isle of Hope. Food truck, open bar, live music, silent auction. Proceeds to the conservation fund. Cost: $100, advance sales only, at carettaresearchproject.org.

The 37th annual Savannah Jazz Festival will be from Sept. Seventeen to twenty three at venues via the city. A Coastal Jazz Association event. Info/tickets: coastaljazz.org

Tybee Historic Preservation Commission to meet

The Tybee Island Historic Preservation Commission will meet at six p.m. Sept. Eighteen at the City Hall auditorium, four hundred three Butler Ave. Info: cityoftybee.org or 912-786-4573.

Tybee Island Farmers Market

The Tybee Island Farmers Market will be from four to seven p.m. Mondays at the Lighthouse, thirty Meddin Drive. Nonsmoking and pet friendly. Info: tybeeislandfarmersmarket.org.

Friends of Ben Tucker film screening

«In Tune – the Ben Tucker Story» will be screened free at eight p.m. Sept. Eighteen at the Lucas Theater, thirty two Abercorn St., with the Ben Tucker Tribute Band to play at seven p.m. Introduced by Friends of Ben and Coastal Jazz Association, a SCAD production and funded in part by Friends of Ben. Free and open to the public as part of the Savannah Jazz Festival.

Learn the Basics about five hundred four plans

Savannah Chatham County Public Schools, Department of Specialized Instruction, will present on the five hundred four plans from ten a.m. to noon Sept. Nineteen at the Eli Whitney Complicated, two Laura Ave. Registration at 9:30 a.m. Learn general information about the five hundred four plans and information that will assist families in becoming an effective member of their student`s educational team. RSVP: 912-395-1329 or email [email protected].

Learn importance of migratory shorebirds

Ogeechee Audubon program will be «Georgia`s Year-Round Importance to Migratory Shorebirds» by Tim Keyes, wildlife biologist with the Nongame Conservation Section of Georgia`s Department of Natural Resources. At seven p.m. Sept. Nineteen at Very first Presbyterian Church; five hundred twenty E. Washington Ave. Free.

Free flamenco Dance Lesson

Join HOLA Club and Fit nine hundred twelve Savannah for a free flamenco lesson from six to eight p.m. Sept. Nineteen at Armstrong State University Student Recreational Center Group Workout Studio. Details: armstrong.edu/latinoheritage

Tybee Development Authority to meet

Tybee Island Development Authority/Main Street Board of Directors to meet at six p.m. Sept. Twenty at the City Hall auditorium, four hundred three Butler Ave. Info: cityoftybee.org or 912-786-4573.

See the movie «When Harry Met Sally at seven p.m. Sept. Twenty one at the Tybee Post Theater, ten Van Horne Ave. Ticket: $Ten, includes a complimentary glass of wine and a pack of hankies. Tybeeposttheater.org.

Union Mission benefit

Union Mission`s Friends with Benefits fundraiser will be from five to nine p.m. Sept. Twenty one at the Ghost Coast Distillery, six hundred forty one Indian St. Proceeds go to benefit Union Mission`s work in ending homelessness in Savannah. Cost: $12 at cityspin.com/savannah/

Abbey Road LIVE! Brings the music of The Beatles at eight p.m. Sept. Twenty two at the Tybee Post Theater, ten Van Horne Ave. Ticket: $20. Tybeeposttheater.org.

1 to three p.m. Sept. Twenty two at the Department of Cultural Affairs Studios, nine W. Henry St. Explore types of glazes and reduction materials. The glaze and firing fees are $Ten for your bisque pot (under eight inches in any direction) and $20 for studio pots. Demonstration free and open to the public. Ages seventeen plus. Info: at savannahga.gov/artsclasses or 912-651-6783.

Poetry reading at Book Lady

Seersucker Shots: A Quick Hit of Poetry will be at seven p.m. Sept. Twenty two at The Book Lady Bookstore, six E. Liberty St. Info: thebookladybookstore.com.

The 20th annual SMA Angels Charity Ball will be six a.m. to midnight Sept. Twenty three at the Savannah Marriott Riverfront. Benefit to finding a cure for or treatment of spinal muscular atrophy, to provide funding for medical assistance and better quality of life for children diagnosed with SMA and to increase awareness and education about SMA. Dinner, dancing, live music, auction, raffles and more. Info/tickets: $85 at smaangels.org or 912-727-4762.

Turtle Zoe to be released

Burton 4-H Center, nine Lewis Ave., Tybee Island, is releasing Zoe, the 5-year-old Loggerhead sea turtle back to the wild Sept. Twenty three south of the pier. Open to the public. She was rescued as a straggler and has been an ambassador for sea turtle conservation with the Georgia 4-H Environmental Education program. Donations requested for Zoe`s satellite tracker accepted at georgia4hfoundation.org/general-donation/. Info: 912-786-5534 or [email protected]

Fundraiser for cancer patients

Help the Hoo-Hahs 5K Run/Walk will commence at 8:30 a.m. Sept. Twenty three at the Savannah International Trade & Convention Center, one International Drive. It raises money to benefit gynecologic cancer patients at the Curtis and Elizabeth Anderson Cancer Institute at Memorial University Medical Center. Jogging strollers and dogs on leash welcome. Registration: $35 at helpthehoohahs.org.

This women`s conference is from 8:30 a.m. to Four:30 p.m. Sept. Twenty three at the Coastal Georgia Center, three hundred five Fahm St. Learn practical strategies to live your life in business while balancing wealth, health and relationships. Tickets: cost varies at eventbrite.com.

The 28th annual Heart of Savannah 5K will begin at eight a.m. Sept. Twenty three in Forsyth Park, Drayton at Hall streets. Followed by family-style YMCA of Coastal Georgia party. Features a 5K run, one mile survivors walk, free 1/Four mile kid`s run which commences at 7:40 a.m., and a fresh Team Agility Challenge. All proceeds support Livestrong at the Y, a free 12-week program to help cancer survivors regain their physical and mental strength after treatment. Prices vary. Register at active.com or at a local YMCA.

Estuary Extravaganza at the UGA Aquarium, thirty Ocean Science Circle, will be from ten a.m. to two p.m. Sept. 23. Come face-to-face with the animals that live in our local estuaries by going behind-the-scenes of the aquarium, interacting with reptiles, and liking family-friendly activities. Pack a picnic lunch to love on the banks of the Skidaway Sea, and more. Cost: General admission. Contact Kayla Clark at [email protected] or 912-598-3345. Info: gacoast.uga.edu/events.

Savannah Morning News columnist and author Damon Lee Fowler will have a book signing for his newest cookbook, «Ham: A Relish The South Cookbook» (UNC Press) from one to three p.m. Sept. Twenty three at E. Shaver Booksellers, three hundred twenty six Bull St.

Still life wheel-throwing workshop

Ten a.m. to two p.m. Sept. Twenty three at the Department of Cultural Affairs Studios, nine W. Henry St. Apply the seven principles of design, creating a single object by fastening two or numerous parts together. Use lumps to curate a still life, documenting work through stylized imagery. Ages seventeen plus. Cost: $65/$50 city residents at savannahga.gov/artsclasses or 912-651-6783.

West Broad Street YMCA is accepting applications for its pre-k classroom which is a lottery program with limited spaces available. Also accepting applications for Early Learning Center. Teachers have background checks, certified in very first aid /CPR and all training require by Bright from the Begin. Registration/info at West Broad Street YMCA front desk, one thousand one hundred ten May St.; 912-233-1951

Help protect loggerhead sea turtles

Help protect loggerhead sea turtles at the Wassaw National Wildlife Refuge during a fundraiser for the Caretta Research Project from six to nine p.m. Oct. Five at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Juha Jaakkola, sixty seven Bluff Drive, Isle of Hope. Food truck, open bar, live music, silent auction. Proceeds to the conservation fund. Cost: $100, advance sales only, at carettaresearchproject.org.

Tybee Island Farmers Market

The Tybee Island Farmers Market will be from four to seven p.m. Mondays at the Lighthouse, thirty Meddin Drive. Nonsmoking and pet friendly. Info: tybeeislandfarmersmarket.org.

Tybee Lighthouse sunset tours

Sept. 22. Tybee Lighthouse, thirty Meddin Drive. Practice the lighthouse after hours. The 90-minute tour includes a climb to the top of the lighthouse to practice a Tybee Island sunset. Tickets: $25, nonrefundable. For ages thirteen and older. Reservations required. Call 912-786-5801.

Lily experienced at garden club meeting

Register by Sept. 15. The Landings Garden Club will meet from nine a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Sept. Twenty five at the Landings Plantation Club ballroom. Open to the public with guest speaker Jenks Farmer, an experienced on Crinum lilies. Includes a planting and propagation demonstration, and brunch. Cost: $35, with check payable to The Landings Garden Club; mail to Garden Club, two Salt Meadow Court, Savannah 31411. Info: thelandingsgardenclub , jenksfarmer.com.

Railroad retirees to meet

The Savannah Area Railroad Retirees, families and guests will meet at six p.m. the last Tuesday of each month at Carey Hilliard`s Restaurant, eleven thousand one hundred eleven Abercorn St. Info: 912-826-1147.

Rape Crisis Center fundraiser

An Evening at the Distillery from six to eight p.m. Sept. Twenty six will be at Ghost Coast Distillery, six hundred forty one Indian St. Proceeds benefit the Rape Crisis Center of the Coastal Empire. Cost: $40, includes a movie and utter facility tour, tasting of three beverages, silent auction and light appetizers. RSVP: 912-233-3000 or [email protected].

Ogeechee Audubon field journey

Sept. Twenty seven on Onslow Island, Savannah National Wildlife Refuge. Follow-up field excursion to the «Shorebird» presentation by Tim Keyes at the OAS September meeting. Meet at the entrance at 7:30 a.m. Need sturdy boots for walking and bring bug splash. Leader: James Fleullan, [email protected]. Free and open to the public.

Ocean to Table: Georgia blue crabs

Love blue crab season on the coast with a morning workshop about this crustacean from ten a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Sept. Twenty seven at Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens, two Canebrake Road. Prepare your own blue crab dish while learning about the biology, ecology, nutrition and food safety behind your seafood. Sample local crab and practice picking crabs. Cost: $32. Registration form at gacoast.uga.edu/events, mail with check to UGA Extension, P.O. Box 9866, Savannah 31412. Info: Jackie Ogden at [email protected].

Debunking opportunities, obstacles in Cuba

Armstrong State University Spanish Professor Grant Gearhart will discuss the current state of business opportunities and obstacles in Cuba, as well as the country`s fresh attitude toward entrepreneurship, at noon Sept. Twenty seven at University Hall 157. Free. Details: armstrong.edu/latinoheritage

Savannah City Council meeting

Sept. 28. All regularly scheduled meetings are held at two p.m. every other Thursday (unless a conflict with another meeting or holiday) in the Council Chambers, 2nd Floor of City Hall. On each date, the Mayor and Aldermen attend a work session and briefing by the City Manager which usually embarks at ten a.m. in the 2nd Floor Media Room. Info: 912-651-6410

Peters to sign books at Museum of the Mighty Eighth

Retired Lt. Col. Ralph Peters will sign his book «Judgment at Appomattox» and talk Sept. Twenty eight at the National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force in Pooler. The Fox News strategic analyst will be at the event from six to eight p.m. Register/donations: $Ten at cityspin.com. Hosted by the museum and the Lowcountry Civil War Roundtable Inc.

Dancing with Savannah Starlets

The 10th annual Dancing with Savannah Starlets be Sept. Twenty eight at the Lucas Theater. It is a fundraiser to benefit CASA, which provides training and supervision to volunteers who advocate for manhandled and neglected children under the jurisdiction of the Chatham County Juvenile Court. Tickets/info: Savannahcasa.org

Armstrong State Spanish Film Club will showcase «Neruda» at six p.m. Sept. Twenty eight at the Ogeechee Theater. Free. Details: armstrong.edu/latinoheritage

Charity clay tournament for hospital

The third annual Lowcountry Annie Oakleys Charity Clays Tournament benefiting the Dwaine & Cynthia Willett Children`s Hospital of Savannah will be Sept. Twenty nine at the Forest City Gun Club. Registration at one p.m., shotgun begin at two p.m., awards/cocktail reception five to seven p.m. tickets: lowcountryannieoakleys.com.

Knowing the stories, pathways to prosperity

Free but RSVP required by Sept. 29. Step Up Savannah`s 12th annual meeting & breakfast will be 8:30 to Ten:30 a.m. Oct. Twelve at Armstrong Center, thirteen thousand forty Abercorn St. Topic is Knowing the stories; pathways to prosperity. Speaker is Rachel Schneider, senior vice president at the Center for Financial Services Innovation. Also, winners of Creating Chance Awards will be announced. RSVP by Sept. Twenty nine to Alexandra at [email protected] or 912-232-6747.

The Alzheimer`s Association Walk to End Alzheimer`s will be Sept. Thirty at Ellis Square. Registration at four p.m. for two and one-half mile walk. Learn about Alzheimer`s disease, advocacy opportunities, clinical studies enrollment and support programs and services.Tribute ceremony at five p.m. to honor those diagnosed with Alzheimer`s. Info/register: georgiawalk.org.

The 3rd Annual Tybee`s Got Talent competition will be at eight p.m. Sept. Thirty at the Tybee Post Theater, ten Van Horne Ave. Ticket: $Ten reserved seating. Tybeeposttheater.org.

Ten a.m. to two p.m. Sept. Thirty at the Department of Cultural Affairs Studios, nine W. Henry St. Learn how to burn silk screens, print on paper and fabric, and care for, recycle, and reuse a screen. Submit desired screen printing picture in high resolution and digital format to [email protected] with registration form. Ages twelve plus. Cost: $65/$50 city residents at savannahga.gov/artsclasses or 912-651-6783.

Help protect loggerhead sea turtles

Help protect loggerhead sea turtles at the Wassaw National Wildlife Refuge during a fundraiser for the Caretta Research Project from six to nine p.m. Oct. Five at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Juha Jaakkola, sixty seven Bluff Drive, Isle of Hope. Food truck, open bar, live music, silent auction. Proceeds to the conservation fund. Cost: $100, advance sales only, at carettaresearchproject.org.

Tybee Island Farmers Market

The Tybee Island Farmers Market will be from four to seven p.m. Mondays at the Lighthouse, thirty Meddin Drive. Nonsmoking and pet friendly. Info: tybeeislandfarmersmarket.org.

The One Hundred`s annual fundraiser Moonlight and Miracles will be at six p.m. Oct. Six in the ballroom of the Plantation Club at The Landings on Skidaway Island. Dinner, dancing, live and silent auction to benefit the Dwaine & Cynthia Willett Children`s Hospital of Savannah. Tickets/info: Ann Walker at 912-598-4195 or [email protected].

Date night filth, couples clay

7 to nine p.m. Oct. Six at the Department of Cultural Affairs Studios, nine W. Henry St. For couples and all skill levels. Work on the wheel. Fee includes all materials, glaze and firing of one lump per person. Lumps available in two to three weeks. Ages seventeen plus. Cost: $40/duo at savannahga.gov/artsclasses or 912-651-6783.

Lafayette visits Davenport House

Lafayette in Savannah 1825!: Celebrating the Nation`s Guest, a living history program introduced by the Davenport House Museum, three hundred twenty four E. State St., will be at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday nights in October. Walk through the candlelit historic house meeting characters living at the time. There will be a ball with a demonstration of early 19th century dancing. Cost: $22 in advance; $25 at the door. Plus tax. At davenporthousemuseum.org. Info: 912/236-8097, [email protected]

Historic Savannah location tours

The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation`s Fall Ramble will be Oct. Six to eight in Savannah. Oct. 6, explore the grand Colonial Revival and Craftsman homes of Ardsley Park, the palmetto-lined pedestrian mall of Chatham Crescent and the midcentury gems of Kensington Park and Magnolia Park. Oct. 7, see restored homes, award-winning preservation projects, and have behind-the-scenes access to historically significant sites in Savannah`s Historic Landmark District. Oct. 8, tour historic waterfront homes on Isle of Hope and learn about the historic Gullah Geechee community in Pin Point. Cost: Prices vary at GeorgiaTrust.org.

Free Bonaventure Cemetery tour

A free guided tour of the historic section of Bonaventure Cemetery commences two p.m. Oct. 7. Go after signs from the cemetery entrance to the tour`s embark. No reservations required. Free, donations appreciated. Info: Lynn Hadwin at 912-927-6145 or [email protected].

Cars and Coffee museum event

The Richmond Hill Historical Society and Museum, eleven thousand four hundred sixty Ford Ave., monthly Cars and Coffee will be nine to eleven a.m. Oct. 7. View the cars and tour the museum, formerly the Henry Ford Kindergarten. Admission is free and coffee can be purchased for twenty five cents with a $1 donation to the museum.

Savannah Quill promoting literacy

The Savannah Quill Convention will meet from ten a.m. to six p.m. Oct. Seven at the National Guard Armory, one thousand two hundred forty eight Eisenhower Drive. The Savannah Quill connects writers and readers to promote literacy. Author signings, Potterfest trivia and costume contest, Paranormal Mini-Con hosted by Guyton Paranormal Society. A portion of proceeds will be donated for literacy to the library. Cost: $Ten, children under five free.

Savannah Technical College will suggest free GED classes on Saturdays. Register at nine a.m. Oct. 7, take pre-tests and meet an advisor. Classes run from nine a.m. to three p.m. commencing Oct. Fourteen at the Savannah Campus, five thousand seven hundred seventeen White Bluff Road. Registrations will also be held at nine a.m. Nov. Eighteen with classes embarking the following weeks. Details: Savannahtech.edu or call 912-443-5446

Free Bonaventure Cemetery tours

Free guided tours of the historic section of Bonaventure Cemetery begin today at Two, Two:30 and three p.m. Oct. 8. Go after signs from the cemetery entrance to the tour`s begin. No reservations required. Donations appreciated. Info: Lynn Hadwin at 912-927-6145 or [email protected].

The Moscow Ballet Fine Russian «Nutcracker» will be performed at three and seven p.m. Dec. Twenty nine at Lucas Theatre for the Arts. Tickets commence at $28 at nutcracker.com/buy-tickets or call the Lucas at 912-525-5050. Call for group discounts, artist Meet N Greet prices.

Tybee Island Farmers Market

The Tybee Island Farmers Market will be from four to seven p.m. Mondays at the Lighthouse, thirty Meddin Drive. Nonsmoking and pet friendly. Info: tybeeislandfarmersmarket.org.

Children`s health care enrollment event

Free in-person, enrollment and renewal assistance for Children`s health insurance programs, Medicaid and PeachCare for Kids, Pregnancy Medicaid will be available at the Bull Street Public Library, two thousand two Bull St., Oct. Ten from five to eight p.m. (arrive by 7). If incapable to come, contact Chloe Long at 912-661-1272 or Yahira Heraldez (bilingual) at 912-661-1290. Bring government-issued ID, proof of income and Social Security numbers for the entire household. Info: coastalcampaign.org.

Transit Authority regular meeting

Chatham Area Transit Authority will meet at six p.m. the 2nd Tuesday each month at Joe Murray Rivers Jr. Intermodal Transit Center, six hundred ten W. Oglethorpe Ave. Info: 912-629-3924.

Mediation Center class for fathers

The Mediation Center of the Coastal Empire, five thousand one hundred five Paulsen St., Suite 125D, will suggest classes to help fathers understand the law requiring fathers to legitimize their children, from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Oct. 11. Cost: $50, fee reduction available. Info: mediationsavannah.com, 912-354-6686 or [email protected].

Savannah City Council meeting

Oct. Twelve and 26. All regularly scheduled meetings are held at two p.m. every other Thursday (unless a conflict with another meeting or holiday) in the Council Chambers, 2nd Floor of City Hall. On each date, the Mayor and Aldermen attend a work session and briefing by the City Manager which usually commences at ten a.m. in the 2nd Floor Media Room. Info: 912-651-6410

Esther F. Garrison School for the Arts, six hundred forty nine Jones St., will present its Fresh Beginnings concert at seven p.m. Oct. 12. Featuring the Cadet, Youth and Wind ensembles. Cost: $Five, children free.

Knowing the stories, pathways to prosperity

Free but RSVP required by Sept. 29. Step Up Savannah`s 12th annual meeting & breakfast will be 8:30 to Ten:30 a.m. Oct. Twelve at Armstrong Center, thirteen thousand forty Abercorn St. Topic is Knowing the stories; pathways to prosperity. Speaker is Rachel Schneider, senior vice president at the Center for Financial Services Innovation. Also, winners of Creating Chance Awards will be announced. RSVP by Sept. Twenty nine to Alexandra at [email protected] or 912-232-6747.

Lafayette visits Davenport House

Lafayette in Savannah 1825!: Celebrating the Nation`s Guest, a living history program introduced by the Davenport House Museum, three hundred twenty four E. State St., will be at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday nights in October. Walk through the candlelit historic house meeting characters living at the time. There will be a ball with a demonstration of early 19th century dancing. Cost: $22 in advance; $25 at the door. Plus tax. At davenporthousemuseum.org. Info: 912/236-8097, [email protected]

Salvation Army indoor yard sale

The Salvation Army, three thousand Bee Road, will have an indoor yard sale from nine a.m. to two p.m. Oct. 14, including furniture, clothing, flooring, children`s fucktoys and more.

Free Skidaway Marine Science Day

Skidaway Marine Science Day open house will be from noon to four p.m. Oct. Fourteen on the University of Georgia Skidaway Marine Science Campus, ten Ocean Science Circle. Free. Hands-on reptile exhibit, behind-the-scenes of the aquarium, fish feedings, microscope investigations, a touch tank exhibit and more. The 92-foot ocean-going Research Vessel Savannah will be open for tours and will exhibit science displays. Info: 912-598-2325 or skio.uga.edu.

Children, families with cancer fundraiser

Patrick`s Rail, a bicycle rail of 140-plus miles, will be Oct. Twenty one from Savannah to Augusta. Proceeds benefit children and families with cancer at the Dwaine and Cynthia Willett Children`s Hospital and the Curtis and Elizabeth Anderson Cancer Institute at Memorial University Medical Center. Each rider must raise at least $140. Donate/register: patricksride.com. Info: Robyn Rotunda at 912-350-8992 or [email protected].

Tybee Development Authority to meet

Tybee Island Development Authority/Main Street Board of Directors to meet at six p.m. Oct. Eighteen at the City Hall auditorium, four hundred three Butler Ave. Info: cityoftybee.org or 912-786-4573.

1 to three p.m. Oct. Twenty at the Department of Cultural Affairs Studios, nine W. Henry St. Pots available for glazing and firing. Explore different types of glazes and reduction materials. The glaze and firing fees are $Ten for your bisque pot and $20 for studio pots. The demonstration is free and open to the public. Ages seventeen plus. Info: at savannahga.gov/artsclasses or 912-651-6783.

Lafayette visits Davenport House

Lafayette in Savannah 1825!: Celebrating the Nation`s Guest, a living history program introduced by the Davenport House Museum, three hundred twenty four E. State St., will be at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday nights in October. Walk through the candlelit historic house meeting characters living at the time. There will be a ball with a demonstration of early 19th century dancing. Cost: $22 in advance; $25 at the door. Plus tax. At davenporthousemuseum.org. Info: 912/236-8097, [email protected]

Seafood Festival in Richmond Hill

The Excellent Ogeechee Seafood Festival will be Oct. Twenty to twenty two at J.F. Gregory Park, five hundred twenty Cedar St., in Richmond Hill. Festival times: five to eleven p.m. Oct. 20, ten a.m. to eleven p.m. Oct. Twenty one and eleven a.m. to five p.m. Oct. 22. Live music, fireworks, amusement rails, arts and crafts. Headlining artists Oct. Twenty one is thirty eight Special and Jerrod Niemann with special guest Adam Wakefield. Details: GoSeafoodFestival.com

Tour, Tea for Convent of St. Vincent de Paul

The two thousand seventeen annual Tour and Tea to benefit the preservation of the Convent of St. Vincent de Paul will be Oct. 21. Homes are on tour from ten a.m. to four p.m. and the tea is served from ten a.m. to three p.m. This self-guided tour features the original one thousand eight hundred forty five Convent of St. Vincent de Paul, six private homes in Savannah`s Historic District and an elegant Tea served on the Convent grounds. Tickets: $45 per person; $40 if purchased by Sept. 30. Buy: svatourofhomes.net or at a location listed on the website, or onsite from nine a.m. to two p.m. at Walsh Hall at St. Vincent`s, Lincoln and Harris streets. Info/rules/limitations online.

Children`s health care enrollment event

Free in- person, enrollment and renewal assistance for Children`s health insurance programs, Medicaid and PeachCare for Kids, Pregnancy Medicaid will be available at the Rincon Branch Library, Oct. Twenty one from ten a.m. to one p.m. If incapable to come, contact Chloe Long at 912-661-1272 or Yahira Heraldez (bilingual) at 912-661-1290. Bring government-issued ID, proof of income and Social Security numbers for the entire household. Info: coastalcampaign.org.

Children, families with cancer fundraiser

Patrick`s Rail, a bicycle rail of 140-plus miles, will be Oct. Twenty one from Savannah to Augusta. Proceeds benefit children and families with cancer at the Dwaine and Cynthia Willett Children`s Hospital and the Curtis and Elizabeth Anderson Cancer Institute at Memorial University Medical Center. Each rider must raise at least $140. Donate/register: patricksride.com. Info: Robyn Rotunda at 912-350-8992 or [email protected].

Plant sale, gardening questions answered

Master gardeners will response gardening questions during the plant sale from eight a.m. to two p.m. Oct. Twenty one at the Savannah Area Council of Garden Clubs` Botanical Garden on Eisenhower Drive.

Protecting reptiles in the wild

Learn the importance of understanding and protecting reptiles in the wild during «Reptiles Alive!» from ten a.m. to four p.m. Oct. Twenty one at Champions Lounge at The Westin Savannah Harbor. Door prizes. Wildlife resources. Live reptiles. Guided tours of Savannah National Wildlife Refuge Laurel Hill Wildlife Drive. Friends of the Savannah Coastal Wildlife Refuges want to promote an appreciation for and conservation in nature. Cost: Free, but VIP pass is $30 for guided tours and special lectures.

Arts, crafts, entertainment festival

Unity in the Community will host its monthly Artists, Crafters & Entertainment Festival on Sea Street, Rousakis Plaza from eleven a.m. to ten p.m. Oct. Twenty one and eleven a.m. to six p.m. Oct. 22. Details: 912-495-8838 or [email protected].

The 74th annual Effingham County fair, one thousand fifteen S Laurel St, Springfield, will begin with a parade in Springfield at five p.m. Oct. Twenty three and run through Oct. 28. The theme is «From tractor wheels to Ferris wheels.» Info: effinghamfair.org

Free seminar on sleep, stress

Enmarket and Healthy Savannah present a free seminar on sleep and stress from 11:30 a.m. to one p.m. Oct. Twenty four at the Savannah Morning News auditorium, one thousand three hundred seventy five Chatham Parkway. Davana Pilczuk from Gulfstream will present «Correlations Inbetween Sleep, Stress and Major Health Issues.» Free lunch, register at healthysavannah.org.

Savannah City Council meeting

Oct. 26. All regularly scheduled meetings are held at two p.m. every other Thursday (unless a conflict with another meeting or holiday) in the Council Chambers, 2nd Floor of City Hall. On each date, the Mayor and Aldermen attend a work session and briefing by the City Manager which usually commences at ten a.m. in the 2nd Floor Media Room. Info: 912-651-6410

Springfield fall festival

Springfield`s fall festival is Oct. Twenty seven and 28. The free event will feature vendors and live music, as well as a classic car showcase, wing-eating contest and cornhole tournament. Info: springfieldfallfestival.com.

Lafayette visits Davenport House

Lafayette in Savannah 1825!: Celebrating the Nation`s Guest, a living history program introduced by the Davenport House Museum, three hundred twenty four E. State St., will be at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday nights in October. Walk through the candlelit historic house meeting characters living at the time. There will be a ball with a demonstration of early 19th century dancing. Cost: $22 in advance; $25 at the door. Plus tax. At davenporthousemuseum.org. Info: 912/236-8097, [email protected]

Railroad retirees to meet

The Savannah Area Railroad Retirees, families and guests will meet at six p.m. the last Tuesday of each month at Carey Hilliard`s Restaurant, eleven thousand one hundred eleven Abercorn St. Info: 912-826-1147.

Mediation Center class for fathers

The Mediation Center of the Coastal Empire, five thousand one hundred five Paulsen St., Suite 125D, will suggest classes to help fathers understand the law requiring fathers to legitimize their children, from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Nov. 1. Cost: $50, fee reduction available. Info: mediationsavannah.com, 912-354-6686 or [email protected].

Learn about conservation, restoration at Owens-Thomas House

Learn about conservation and restoration at the Owens-Thomas House at Five:30 p.m. Nov. Two at the Jepson Center, two hundred seven W. York St. This free lecture presents the Owens-Thomas House as an evolving example of historic preservation and the various approaches and treatments used in its material preservation via the home`s almost seventy years as an historic house museum. A reception by the Friends of the Owens-Thomas House will go after.

Tennis tournament for homeless youth

Friends of Effingham County Tennis will hold a Kids Play for Kids Tennis tournament to benefit homeless youth within Effingham County Nov. Three to five at Baker`s Pond and Rincon YMCA courts. Entry fee: $45 includes Nov. Four lunch, T-shirt, prizes and minimum of two matches. Refreshments. KPK supports Effingham County Schools, in conjunction with McKinney-Vento Services for homeless children and youth. Info: 843-290-2833

Community resource fair, festival

The Savannah Sisterhood Symposium, a community resource fair and festival designed to empower women, will be Nov. Three to five at different locations. A community resource fair Nov. Four will be at the International Longshoreman`s Hall, two hundred twenty one N. Lathrop Ave. Details: [email protected].

Food, wine festival tickets available

The Savannah Food & Wine Festival will be Nov. 6-12. Many of the festival`s signature events include opportunities to interact with celebrity guests in intimate venues. Details: SavannahFoodandWineFestival.com.

Pianist Sanford Jones and soprano Rebecca Flaherty, soprano will present a program of classical music, spirituals and musical theatre from seven to 8:30 p.m. Nov. Eight at Unity of Savannah, two thousand three hundred twenty Sunset Blvd. Free, donations appreciated. Info: 912-231-0241, youthoperaintl.com.

Savannah City Council meeting

Nov. Nine and 23. All regularly scheduled meetings are held at two p.m. every other Thursday (unless a conflict with another meeting or holiday) in the Council Chambers, 2nd Floor of City Hall. On each date, the Mayor and Aldermen attend a work session and briefing by the City Manager which usually embarks at ten a.m. in the 2nd Floor Media Room. Info: 912-651-6410

Free Bonaventure Cemetery tour

A free guided tour of the historic section of Bonaventure Cemetery embarks two p.m. Nov. 11. Go after signs from the cemetery entrance to the tour`s commence. No reservations required. Free, donations appreciated. Info: Lynn Hadwin at 912-927-6145 or [email protected].

1-4 p.m. Nov. 11, Jepson Center. Local sculptors will be on forearm, providing demonstrations and talking about the process of making sculpture in bronze, wood, and other media. Free and open to the public. Info: Telfair.org.

Free Bonaventure Cemetery tours

Free guided tours of the historic section of Bonaventure Cemetery begin today at Two, Two:30 and three p.m. Nov. 12. Go after signs from the cemetery entrance to the tour`s commence. No reservations required. Donations appreciated. Info: Lynn Hadwin at 912-927-6145 or [email protected].

23rd annual Telfair Art Fair

Ten a.m. – five p.m. Nov. Eleven and noon – four p.m. Nov. 12, Telfair Square. Features eighty five artists displaying and selling works in a diversity of artistic disciplines. Live music, vendors and activities for children. All artists are eligible for a multitude of cash prizes, including the $Two,500 Carolyn Luck McElveen Best of Display Award. Free and open to the public. Info: Telfair.org.

The Moscow Ballet Good Russian «Nutcracker» will be performed at three and seven p.m. Dec. Twenty nine at Lucas Theatre for the Arts. Tickets embark at $28 at nutcracker.com/buy-tickets or call the Lucas at 912-525-5050. Call for group discounts, artist Meet N Greet prices.

Children`s health care enrollment event

Free in-person, enrollment and renewal assistance for Children`s health insurance programs, Medicaid and PeachCare for Kids, Pregnancy Medicaid will be available at the Bull Street Public Library, two thousand two Bull St., Nov. Fourteen from five to eight p.m. (arrive by 7). If incapable to come, contact Chloe Long at 912-661-1272 or Yahira Heraldez (bilingual) at 912-661-1290. Bring government-issued ID, proof of income and Social Security numbers for the entire household. Info: coastalcampaign.org.

Tybee Development Authority to meet

Tybee Island Development Authority/Main Street Board of Directors to meet at six p.m. Nov. Fifteen at the City Hall auditorium, four hundred three Butler Ave. Info: cityoftybee.org or 912-786-4573.

Children`s health care enrollment event

Free in- person, enrollment and renewal assistance for Children`s health insurance programs, Medicaid and PeachCare for Kids, Pregnancy Medicaid will be available at the Rincon Branch Library, Nov. Eighteen from ten a.m. to one p.m. If incapable to come, contact Chloe Long at 912-661-1272 or Yahira Heraldez (bilingual) at 912-661-1290. Bring government-issued ID, proof of income and Social Security numbers for the entire household. Info: coastalcampaign.org.

Savannah Technical College will suggest free GED classes on Saturdays. Register at nine a.m. Nov. Eighteen, take pre-tests and meet an advisor. Classes run from nine a.m. to three p.m. kicking off Nov. Twenty five at the Savannah Campus, five thousand seven hundred seventeen White Bluff Road. Details: Savannahtech.edu or call 912-443-5446

Arts, crafts, entertainment festival

Unity in the Community will host its monthly Artists, Crafters & Entertainment Festival on Sea Street, Rousakis Plaza from eleven a.m. to ten p.m. Nov. Eighteen and eleven a.m. to six p.m. Nov. Nineteen. Details: 912-495-8838 or [email protected].

Tybee Historic Preservation Commission to meet

The Tybee Island Historic Preservation Commission will meet at six p.m. Nov. Twenty at the City Hall auditorium, four hundred three Butler Ave. Info: cityoftybee.org or 912-786-4573.

Savannah City Council meeting

Nov. 23. All regularly scheduled meetings are held at two p.m. every other Thursday (unless a conflict with another meeting or holiday) in the Council Chambers, 2nd Floor of City Hall. On each date, the Mayor and Aldermen attend a work session and briefing by the City Manager which usually commences at ten a.m. in the 2nd Floor Media Room. Info: 912-651-6410

Railroad retirees to meet

The Savannah Area Railroad Retirees, families and guests will meet at six p.m. the last Tuesday of each month at Carey Hilliard`s Restaurant, eleven thousand one hundred eleven Abercorn St. Info: 912-826-1147.

Holiday auction for ScoutReach program

The annual holiday auction hosted by Coastal Georgia Council Boy Scouts of America will be at 6:15 p.m. Nov. Twenty eight at the Landings Plantation Club. Proceeds will help pay for inward city youth from low income homes to learn outdoor abilities, have mentors, and participate in leadership and life abilities development programs of the Boy Scouts of America. Reserve a spot by calling Angela Phillips at 912-927-7272 ext. 204. Info: is coastalgeorgiabsa.org

Christmas parade, party, tree lighting

The City of Bloomingdale will hold its Christmas parade at ten a.m. Dec. Two with a party at the fire station at two p.m. Tree lighting at six p.m. Bring fucktoy donations for the food pantry. Info: 912-748-0970 or bloomingdale-ga.com.

The Moscow Ballet Excellent Russian «Nutcracker» will be performed at three and seven p.m. Dec. Twenty nine at Lucas Theatre for the Arts. Tickets embark at $28 at nutcracker.com/buy-tickets or call the Lucas at 912-525-5050. Call for group discounts, artist Meet N Greet prices.

Mediation Center class for fathers

The Mediation Center of the Coastal Empire, five thousand one hundred five Paulsen St., Suite 125D, will suggest classes to help fathers understand the law requiring fathers to legitimize their children, from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Dec. 6. Cost: $50, fee reduction available. Info: mediationsavannah.com, 912-354-6686 or [email protected] .

Savannah City Council meeting

Dec. Seven and 21. All regularly scheduled meetings are held at two p.m. every other Thursday (unless a conflict with another meeting or holiday) in the Council Chambers, 2nd Floor of City Hall. On each date, the Mayor and Aldermen attend a work session and briefing by the City Manager which usually commences at ten a.m. in the 2nd Floor Media Room. Info: 912-651-6410

Free Bonaventure Cemetery tour

A free guided tour of the historic section of Bonaventure Cemetery embarks two p.m. Dec. 9. Go after signs from the cemetery entrance to the tour`s begin. No reservations required. Free, donations appreciated. Info: Lynn Hadwin at 912-927-6145 or [email protected].

Free Family Day: I Have Marks to Make

1-4 p.m. Dec. 9, Jepson Center. Annual exhibition «I Have Marks to Make,» hands-on activities at this opening celebration and festival. Free and open to the public. Info: Telfair.org.

Free Bonaventure Cemetery tours

Free guided tours of the historic section of Bonaventure Cemetery begin today at Two, Two:30 and three p.m. Dec. Ten. Go after signs from the cemetery entrance to the tour`s embark. No reservations required. Donations appreciated. Info: Lynn Hadwin at 912-927-6145 or [email protected].

Children`s health care enrollment event

Free in-person, enrollment and renewal assistance for Children`s health insurance programs, Medicaid and PeachCare for Kids, Pregnancy Medicaid will be available at the Bull Street Public Library, two thousand two Bull St., Dec. Twelve from five to eight p.m. (arrive by 7). If incapable to come, contact Chloe Long at 912-661-1272 or Yahira Heraldez (bilingual) at 912-661-1290. Bring government-issued ID, proof of income and Social Security numbers for the entire household. Info: coastalcampaign.org.

Railroad retirees to meet

The Savannah Area Railroad Retirees, families and guests will meet at six p.m. the 2nd Tuesday in December at Carey Hilliard`s Restaurant, eleven thousand one hundred eleven Abercorn St. Info: 912-826-1147.

Children`s health care enrollment event

Free in- person, enrollment and renewal assistance for Children`s health insurance programs, Medicaid and PeachCare for Kids, Pregnancy Medicaid will be available at the Rincon Branch Library, Dec. Sixteen from ten a.m. to one p.m. If incapable to come, contact Chloe Long at 912-661-1272 or Yahira Heraldez (bilingual) at 912-661-1290. Bring government-issued ID, proof of income and Social Security numbers for the entire household. Info: coastalcampaign.org.

Arts, crafts, entertainment festival

Unity in the Community will host its monthly Artists, Crafters & Entertainment Festival on Sea Street, Rousakis Plaza from eleven a.m. to ten p.m. Dec. Sixteen and eleven a.m. to six p.m. Dec. 17. Details: 912-495-8838 or [email protected].

Tybee Development Authority to meet

Tybee Island Development Authority/Main Street Board of Directors to meet at six p.m. Dec. Twenty at the City Hall auditorium, four hundred three Butler Ave. Info: cityoftybee.org or 912-786-4573.

Savannah City Council meeting

Dec. 21. All regularly scheduled meetings are held at two p.m. every other Thursday (unless a conflict with another meeting or holiday) in the Council Chambers, 2nd Floor of City Hall. On each date, the Mayor and Aldermen attend a work session and briefing by the City Manager which usually starts at ten a.m. in the 2nd Floor Media Room. Info: 912-651-6410

The Moscow Ballet Superb Russian «Nutcracker» will be performed at three and seven p.m. Dec. Twenty nine at Lucas Theatre for the Arts. Tickets go on sale Friday, June Two. Tickets embark at $28 at nutcracker.com/buy-tickets or call the Lucas at 912-525-5050. Call for group discounts, artist Meet N Greet prices.

Numerous sclerosis three-day fundraiser

Challenge Walk MS: Savannah, a fundraising event for the National Numerous Sclerosis Society, will be Mach two to Four. It embarks March two in downtown Savannah, and on Skidaway Island March Three. Participants will walk fifty miles over three days, crossing the finish line together at the Hotel Tybee on Tybee Island on March Four. Registration: $65 for walkers and super squad at ChallengeWalkMS.org.

Ten a.m. to two p.m. Monday-Thursday. Neighborhood Improvement Association, one thousand eight hundred sixteen Abercorn St. The Savannah Coastal Empire Asset Development Coalition is a volunteer income tax assistance program suggesting free tax prep for taxpayers in Chatham, Bryan, Effingham and Liberty Counties. The office is open year-round to prepare taxes at no charge. No appointment necessary, but you must bring decent documents. For more information, contact Debra Simmons at 912-447-5577 or [email protected].

1 Million Cups is a free, weekly national program designed to educate, engage, and connect entrepreneurs. An chance for entrepreneurs to detect solutions and network over a million cups of coffee. Meets every Wednesday at nine a.m. at the Creative Foundry, four hundred fifteen W Boundary St. Info: 1millioncups.com/savannah

6:30 p.m. VFW Post 660, five thousand one hundred fifteen Ogeechee Road. William A. Reed Memorial Post No. Six hundred sixty meets the fourth Thursday of each month. Info: 912-235-3001 or find us on Facebook at VFWPost660.

8:30 a.m. to noon. Third Saturday of every month. Chatham County Sheriff`s Office firearms instructors suggest a basic gun safety class for Chatham County civilians on the third Saturday of every month from 8:30 a.m. until noon. The tuition is $25. If interested in attending the class, please contact Sgt. Glisson at 912-652-6959 to sign up as class sizes are limited for safety reasons. Those interested do not need to own a firearm to attend the class.

Four to Five:30 p.m. Sundays or six to 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays. Lake Mayor Tennis Courts. Very first lesson is free, thereafter $Ten per lesson. Loaner rackets available or purchase one for $15. Contact Phyllis Greene, Community Tennis Coordinator, prior to lesson at 912-501-9862, [email protected] or go to savannahtennis.com.

Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States

Three p.m. 2nd Sundays. Five thousand one hundred fifteen Ogeechee Road. Williams A Reed Memorial Post six hundred sixty meets the 2nd Sunday of each month. Post meetings are at five thousand one hundred fifteen Ogeechee Road. For more information regarding our meetings or eligibility for membership in the VFW, call 912-235-3001.

Liberty City hosts bingo night Five:30 p.m. Every fourth Wednesday. Liberty City Community Center. The Liberty City Richfield Southover Community Improvement Association, Inc. will host bingo night every fourth Wednesday of the month beginning March 27.

13th Colony Sound Savannah Chorus

6:30 p.m. Mondays. Savannah Arts Academy, five hundred Washington St. The 13th Colony Sound Savannah Barbershop Chorus meets every Monday at Savannah Arts Academy. If you can carry a tune, come sing with us! For more information, call 912-344-9768 or go to www.savannahbarbershoppers.org.

Patriot Previews at The Habersham School

8:15 to nine a.m. Thursdays. The true culture of a school is best experienced during a individual tour. Tours of The Habersham School are available every Thursday from 8:15-9 a.m. by appointment only. This is the time to visit our classrooms, meet our head of school and principal and discuss our unique mission. To reserve your spot, contact 912-509-0540 or [email protected].

2nd and fourth Friday of each month. City of Port Wentworth Community House. If you are interested in line dancing or square dancing, call Larry O`Pry at 912-429-0492. Dancing takes place in the City of Port Wentworth Community House the 2nd and fourth Friday of each month.

Toastmasters Club Meeting

Noon. Tuesdays. Saint Leo University, Room Three, seven thousand four hundred twenty six Hodgson Memorial Drive, Ste A. The Petite Business Chamber Toastmasters Club meets weekly at noon on Tuesdays at Saint Leo University. For more information, call Carol at 912-844-9139 or go to www.1280826.toastmastersclub.org.

11 a.m. Very first and third Thursday of each month. Lovezzola`s Pizza, three hundred twenty U.S. 80. Come and network with us. All business owners welcome. Cost for lunch. For more information, call 912-308-6768 or go to www.topnconnections.org.

Savannah Women`s Business Network

11 a.m. 2nd and fourth Wednesday of each month. The Exchange Tavern, six thousand seven hundred ten Waters Ave. Come and join us for our luncheon/networking event. Cost for lunch. For more information, call 912-572-2362 or go to www.pnconnections.org.

Ten a.m. to two p.m. Tuesday and Thursday; eight a.m. to noon Saturdays. St. Elizabeth`s Attic, sixteen thousand four hundred ninety one Hwy. 144, Richmond Hill. Jewelry, appliances, clothes, furniture, books, children`s fucktoys and games are available. All proceeds are donated to local charities. For more information, call 912-727-2664.

Salvation Army Conservatory of the Performing Arts

Five:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday. Salvation Army, three thousand Bee Road. Classes in drama, brass, woodwind, vocal, dance, guitar and piano. All ages. Cost: $6 per lesson, fall, winter and spring quarters. For more information, call Lt. Shauntrice 912-352-8366.

Four:30 p.m. Wednesday. Southwest Chatham Branch Library, fourteen thousand ninety seven Abercorn St. These sessions are packed with stories, songs, music and activities, especially for children ages five to Ten. For more information, call 912-925-8305

Four p.m. Wednesdays. Islands Branch Library, one hundred twenty five Wilmington Road. Practice your reading abilities with one of our wooly friends. Ages five and older. For more information, call 912-897-6233.

Five p.m. Sundays. Canine Palace, six hundred twelve Abercorn St. ST. ALMO will have informal dog walks at five p.m. Sundays, weather permitting. Meet at Canine Palace. For more information, call 912-234-3336.

Two to six p.m. Tuesdays. Wesley Community Centers, one thousand six hundred one Drayton St. Learn the art, history and technology to making quilts. For more information, call 912-447-5711.

7 to nine p.m. Every Thursday. Savannah Mall, fourteen thousand forty five Abercorn St. (meeting room, lower level). Open to all female singers. For more information, call 912-598-3005.

Ten to 11:30 a.m. Every third Thursday. The Jepson Center for the Arts, two hundred seven W. York St. This program is designed especially for pre-schoolers ages three to five and their adult companions. Toddlers will explore artwork from both our permanent and improvised exhibitions, followed by a visit to the Jepson Education Studios. Cost is $Five per child with adult admission. For more information, call 912-790-8800 or go to www.telfair.org.

Safe Kids Savannah car seat safety inspection station

9 a.m. Wednesdays. Safe Kids Savannah, four hundred twenty Mall Blvd. Child car seat safety inspections are done by certified child passenger safety technicians. They will help examine child safety seats for recalls and to make sure the seats are installed correctly. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call 912-356-2160 or go to www.safekidssavannah.org.

8 p.m. Every very first and third Thursday. Savannah Ballroom, eleven Travis St. Come on out for dance parties at the Savannah Ballroom. Cost is $Ten per person and $15 per duo. All ages welcome. For more information, call 912-335-3335 or go to www.savannahballroomdancing.com.

Barbecue dinner and karaoke night

Five to 7:30 p.m. (dinner), seven p.m. (karaoke) every very first Friday. American Legion Post 184, one Legion Drive, Thunderbolt. Dinner includes chopped barbecue, cole slaw, fancy baked beans, roll, beverage and dessert. Cost is $7 per plate. All singers invited to karaoke night, no cover or admission. For more information, call 912-354-5515, 912-663-8353 or go to www.americanlegionpost184.org.

Five to 7:30 p.m. Every third Friday. American Legion Post No. 184, one Legion Drive, Thunderbolt. Fish fry includes fish fillet, french fries, hush puppies, cheese grits, cole slaw and beverage. Cost is $8 per plate. Desserts available from the Ladies Auxiliary unit at extra cost. For more information, call 912-354-5515, 912-663-8353 or go to www.americanlegionpost184.org.

The Odd Lot Improv Comedy Troupe

8 p.m. Mondays. Muse Arts Warehouse, seven hundred three Louisville Road. Improvisation display by Savannah`s premiere comedy troupe, with bits of original comedy skits worked in. Cost is $Five (or what you can donate). For more information, go to www.oddlot.org.

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