Savannah Theater
Surviving nearly two centuries, with changes of ownership, numerous fires and as much remodeling, the Savannah Theater has the distinction of being the oldest playhouse in continual use in the United States. It opened its doors in 1818 with the comedy Soldier's Daughter. The great names of 18th-century drama played here, and its history has paralleled that of Savannah and the nation. In 18 years the theater will celebrate its 200th anniversary.
The Savannah Theatre productions including Hooray for Hollywood: A Salute to 100 Years of Music from the Silver Screen!, The Beat Goes On: Hits of the 60s, 70s, and 80s, and A Christmas Tradition where you can enjoy a heartwarming show for the holiday season.
Ph: 912-233-7764

Savannah's Riverboat Cruises
River Street Riverboat Company has been a favorite venue for both locals and visitors alike. Enjoy any of our five climate controlled dining rooms, each with an understated and timeless décor, reminding one of a classic cruising vessel. Only River Street Riverboat Company can offer such a versatile palate-pleasing menu in such beautiful surroundings. Our riverboats can accommodate groups of 40 to 550. The boat's presence on the river will capture your imagination with its grandeur and style that is uniquely truly "southern."
Ph: 912-232-6404

Battlefield Memorial Park Revisit the battle on October 9, 1779 where soldiers from three different armies clashed for control of Savannah, Georgia's colonial capital. In October 2007, Savannah Mayor Otis Johnson helped cut the ribbon on the almost-finished Battlefield Memorial Park. Now you can walk on the ground where hundreds fought and died for freedom.
Ph: 912-651-2438

Bryson Hall Fairy Scavenger Hunt & Mystery Dinner Theater invites you to an evening of murder, mystery and mayhem as grieving members of the Butler family crash your private dinner party – directly from their father's funeral!
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Watch a fanciful, fun-filled, multi-media show, including puppets and live characters, where you are instructed on where to find Savannah's illusive fairies. Clues and riddles lead the way to each unique fairy!
Ph: 912-235-4853

Captain Mike's Dolphin Tours Come aboard Capt. Mike's Dolphin Tours and watch the bottle-nosed dolphin playing in their natural habitat. These fun loving, aquatic mammals are the most intelligent of creatures next to man and are unusually friendly. They frequently come right up to the boat. Girl Scouts from across the country have been captivated by Capt. Mike's Dolphin Tours as well as the warm welcome they receive.
Ph: 912- 786-5848 or 800-242-0166

Historic Sorrel – Weed House Ghost Tour If you prefer to hear & experience the darker side of Savannah, take our Nightly Ghost Hunters Tour where you'll hear grand stories of Savannah's Darker History & learn about the evidence & experiences people have had, here in the Sorrel-Weed house as well as around Savannah.
Ph: 912-236-8888

Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum preserves for all Americans the stories of courage, character and patriotism displayed by the men and women of the Eighth Air Force from World War II to the present. Using state-of-the-art graphics, memorabilia, vintage motion pictures and photographs and interactive "live-it-yourself" features, the Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum is a work of art by itself.
Ph: 912-748-8888 ext 124 or 160

Old Fort Jackson Nearly two centuries old, Fort Jackson was named in honor of Georgia governor and Revolutionary War soldier James Jackson, the fort is the oldest standing brick fortification in the state.
Ph: 912-232-3945

Puppet People is a group of professional puppeteers, singers, actors, artists and musicians who specialize in customized performances using traditional tales, as well as original scripts and music. Puppet People is currently known best for their people-sized puppets used in trade shows, cabarets, parties and for strolling at special events. Or go to the Puppet People workshop and hear Angela tell you about the creation of some of her puppets and see “Behind the Moss Curtain.”
Ph: 912-355-3366 Backstage Pass Max cap:55pp

Round House Museum More than 40,000 visitors each year stroll through exhibits inside seven historic railroad structures to see the growing collection of locomotives and rolling stock.
Ph: 912-651-6823

Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum, founded in 1966, exhibits ship models, paintings and maritime antiques, principally from the great era of Atlantic trade and travel between England and America during the 18th and 19th centuries.
Ph: 912- 232-1511

Tybee Light House and Museum Ordered by General James Oglethorpe, Governor of the 13th colony, in 1732, the Tybee Island Light Station has been guiding Mariners safe entrance into the Savannah River for over 270 years.
Ph: 912- 786-5801