Good morning, Savannah.

Thunderbolt hosted its 5th annual Blessing of the Fleet on Apr.

26, uniting boat owners and residents (honoring a long-standing maritime tradition) as they prayed for safe voyages.

SCAD will host its 45th annual Arts Festival today at its campus, showcasing art displays and interactive exhibits that bring the community together.

Attendees can enjoy creative displays and lively demonstrations throughout the event.

SCCPSS celebrated literacy with a book event at Daffin Park yesterday (a community initiative that promoted reading and learning among local families).

High school students across the area celebrated prom season with events held from March 20 to April 25 at various local venues, including the Alee Temple, Red Gate Farms & Savannah Country Club.

Students from several schools joined in these festive gatherings.

GOP candidate Jim Kingston faced tough questions on Sunday during his first face-to-face debate in Coastal Georgia, with opponents questioning his commitment and background + his plans to follow in his father's footsteps.

Early voting began today and continues until May 15.

Chatham County health officials completed routine restaurant inspections from April 7–14 and found scores ranging from perfect marks to lows of 74 due to issues with food storage and temperature.

The inspections, conducted by the Georgia Department of Public Health, aimed to ensure food safety for diners.

Savannah’s first downtown boat marina, IGY Savannah Harbor Marina, opened on Hutchinson Island today (part of the larger Savannah Harbor development that also includes apartments and a park).

It offers over 100 slips and a 1,200-ft dock for superyachts up to 250 ft.

After losing the state title last season, the Raiders (Savannah Christian baseball team) swept their playoff opener on April 24 to improve to 22-10 and are aiming for a deep playoff run.

They will host Mt. Paran on Thursday, April 30 as 10 returning seniors and a strong offense drive their bid for success.

High school athletes from the Greater Savannah area signed letters of intent last week at spring ceremonies held at Calvary Day, Savannah Christian & Windsor Forest high schools, choosing to play college football, baseball, basketball, and soccer at various programs.

Crowder Spring Tour featuring Seph Schlueter and Patrick Mayberry

7-8:30 p.m. — Johnny Mercer Theater — Ticketed event — Experience an evening of uplifting music with Crowder and special guests in a venue made for great songs.

An Evening With Sister Hazel

7-9:30 p.m. — District Live — Tickets from $50 — Enjoy an acoustic night with the beloved band Sister Hazel in Savannah's vibrant atmosphere.

Market at Forsyth Park

9 AM – 1 PM — Forsyth Park — Market tokens accepted — Explore local food vendors under the old oak trees.

Small Business Week Mixer

4:30-6:30 p.m. — The Park at Eastern Wharf — Free entry — Celebrate Small Business Week at Savannah’s largest collaborative networking event for entrepreneurs and community leaders.

Tracy Lawrence Live

7-9 p.m. — Johnny Mercer Theater — Check ticket prices — Experience the country music legacy of Tracy Lawrence with hits spanning three decades.

Meet Me On 95 Car & Bike Show

1-9 p.m. — L Scott Stell Park — Free entry — Experience one of the biggest car, truck, and bike shows with side-by-side trail rides and more.

Ella Langley Live Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — Enmarket Arena — Tickets required — Ella Langley headlines The Dandelion Tour with special guests Kameron Marlowe and Gabriella Rose.

Sting Concert

8-9:30 p.m. — Enmarket Arena — Ticket prices vary — Experience the legendary Sting performing classic hits in Savannah.

Alison Krauss & Union Station: Arcadia Tour 2026

8-11 p.m. — Johnny Mercer Theatre — Ticket resale available — Experience the Grammy-winning bluegrass band as they perform timeless hits and new tracks from their album Arcadia.

Alison Krauss Concert

7-10:30 p.m. — Johnny Mercer Theater — Cost not specified — Experience the incredible Alison Krauss & Union Station with Jerry Douglas and special guest Theo Lawrence.