Discover Savannahs Hidden Gems: Quirky and Enchanting Cultural Sites

Savannah, Georgia is a city that exudes charm, history, beauty, enchantment, elegance, romance, mystique and sultriness. Its cultural life embodies these qualities as well. Here are some of the less wellknown but no less enjoyable cultural sites in this Southern city.

Firstly, explore The Wormhole (2307 Bull St), which is both a music venue and comedy club. This spot provides an oasis for underground creativity with its indie bands concerts on Fridays and Saturdays; while Tuesdays feature open mic standup comedy shows where emerging comedians perform their witty jokes.

For visual art enthusiasts or those who appreciate whimsy in all forms of artistry visit Sulfur Studios (2301 Bull St). Its love at first sight when you witness the sites vibrant murals as you step into this nonprofit community art space housed inside an old 50s garage building. Alongside exhibitions curated by visiting artists from around America; the gallery also hosts interactive workshops catering to people interested in cultivating an appreciation for making various kinds of arts & crafts using everything from oil paint to metal welding.

Movie lovers shouldnt miss out on The Lucas Theatre For The Arts (32 Abercorn St) which dates back to 1921 it was once a grand movie palace before being converted into a concert hall that has since become renowned nationwide because of its superb acoustics! Best known for hosting live entertainment acts featuring musicians whose genre range anywhere from classical orchestras down tot alternative rock groups or jazz combos).

Art collectors can satisfy their cravings with oneofakind relics during Saturday Flea Market held every weekend allyearround nestled under live oak trees at Forsyth Parks southern end between Drayton Street & Whitaker Street intersection near Downtown district offering eccentric handmade creations such as jewelry pieces crafted out seashells or driftwood to authentic vintage antiques.

Lastly, Savannahs rich history is brought vividly alive in the aweinspiring monuments and vibrant murals that are dotted throughout the city. Take a walk through Bonaventure Cemetery (330 Bonaventure Rd.) where stories of local legends come back to life on stone tombstones and bronze statues adorning gravesites nestled within wooded park lands overlooking Wilmington River.

Every inch of this stunning city thrums with creative energy from its theaters, visual arts museums, concert venues down to its alleys lined with hidden treasures waiting just for you.

Websites:

The Wormhole: www.wormholebar.com/

Sulfur Studios: sulfurstudios.org/

Lucas Theatre for the Arts: lucastheatre.com/

Saturday Flea Market at Forsyth Park

savannahga.gov/Calendar.aspx?EID2689&month5&year2021&day15&calType%20( link will work only if opened after specifying exact date)

Bonaventure Cemeterys official website : https://visitsavannah.com/profile/bonaventurecemeterytoursattwilight/6692