Events in Bluffton

Set off on a beginner friendly road cycling tour that showcases the charm of Savannah and the coastal Georgia lowlands. Pedal through wildlife refuges where it is safe to observe native animals, including bald eagles and alligators. Expect canopies of live oaks hung with Spanish moss, chances to enjoy fresh seafood, and the character of historic inns. As a Level 1 road ride, it suits first time cyclists while still offering plenty of scenery and a spirit of adventure.

133 Montgomery St, Savannah

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This distribution provides nutritional supplements for people experiencing food insecurity in Savannah, offering nutrition support to neighbors in need.

3101 Waters Ave, Savannah

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An in-person hiring event in Savannah is recruiting Ramp Agents for roles at Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport. The work is hands-on and takes place outdoors near aircraft, with an emphasis on alertness, teamwork, and a strong safety culture. A valid driver’s license is required for the position. Upon arrival, check in at the United Airlines ticket counter to be directed to the conference room. Please bring two original, valid forms of identification. One must be a driver’s license, and the other can be a birth certificate, a passport, an SSN, or a green card. Business casual attire is requested.

400 Airways Ave, Savannah

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This story time at the Maritime Center explores the natural world as animals come to life through the pages of a book. After the reading, there is a fun activity or an animal encounter. It is free to attend and no registration is required. The program is offered once a month, and during June through August it happens every Tuesday.

310 Okatie Hwy, Okatie

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Cara Mia Jewelry Designs will be at Sea Pines Center during the Farmers & Makers Market, showcasing their jewelry designs.

303 Sea Pines Ctr, Hilton Head Island

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The plaza at The Shops at Sea Pines Center turns into an open air marketplace that brings together farm fresh flavors, creative makers, and plenty of Lowcountry character. Visitors can browse seasonal fruits such as blueberries, strawberries, heirloom tomatoes, sweet corn, and peaches, along with local seafood, fresh baked breads, and artisan cheeses. Craftspeople from the area add to the experience with handmade work in leather, fiber arts, ceramics, painting, jewelry, home accents, and more. It is a welcoming spot where residents reconnect, visitors get a feel for the Sea Pines community, and everyone takes home something fresh and local. Each visit offers new finds and conversations with the people who grow, catch, bake, and craft the goods on display.

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At Robert's Jewelers in Hilton Head Island, the Great Estate Buying Event is focused on purchasing valuables. Staff evaluate estate jewelry, diamonds, watches, gold, silver, coins, and other pieces, including small items, and present an offer. If you decide to sell, payment is made immediately. Appointments are available for those who prefer to schedule.

20 Hatton Pl, Hilton Head Island

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Heaven’s Treasure is bringing out its full Christmas collection after weeks of preparations. Volunteers have been collecting, sorting, and setting aside standout finds, from vintage pieces and ornaments to festive decor, collectibles, and other surprises. The rollout turns the search into a true treasure hunt, with new discoveries waiting around every corner. Plan to arrive early, as the most sought-after items tend to be snapped up quickly.

4371 Bluffton Pkwy, Bluffton

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A statewide pink-out for Breast Cancer Awareness is centered at the board office, where attendees wear pink to create a unified show of support and raise visibility for the cause.

7015 Hodgson Memorial Dr, Savannah

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Each Tuesday, La Bodega Lite sets a funky soundtrack on the beach at The Dunes House. Enjoy a laid back shoreline atmosphere with grooves that match the coastal setting.

14 Dune House Ln, Hilton Head Island

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Jason brings weekly live music to Sea Pines Harbourside.

147 Lighthouse Road, Hilton Head Island

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Turn a meal into meaningful support at Street Meet American Tavern. During this Giveback Day, 10 percent of every sale is donated to The Children’s Center, helping provide affordable, high quality early learning and child care services. The giveback applies to dine in, carryout, and online orders, so any way you order contributes to children in the community.

8 Natures Way, Hilton Head Island

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An after work mixer focused on connection, collaboration and leadership for professionals across the Lowcountry. Hosted by Margi Rice and Dayna Muggeo of COAST, brokered by eXp Realty, and sponsored by R.S. Andrews, the event brings together people from many industries and at different career stages who care about business growth, leadership development and positive community impact. Attendees can expand their network, meet other local businesses, trade ideas and get more involved in what is happening throughout the area. A relaxed happy hour setting includes appetizers along with beer, wine and seltzers. Pricing is $10 for members, $15 for non members and $25 per year for an Emerging Leaders membership. Open to everyone. Registration is required and encouraged in advance, and guests may attend with a friend or colleague.

65 Lawrence St, Bluffton

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A relaxed jam focused on bluegrass, welcoming people who want to play together. This informal session centers on collaborative music-making and sharing tunes in a friendly setting.

2207 Harmon St, Savannah

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South Effingham High School takes the spotlight at Chick-fil-A Rincon for a spirited Rivalry Nugget Night that turns every Chicken Nugget sold into a point for the Mustangs. The school with the most points from its designated night earns a $1,000 donation to its athletic program. The windows are decorated for the occasion and Mustang pride is front and center. Families, friends, and fans can rally together and come hungry, because each order helps push South Effingham closer to victory in a two-school, two-night showdown.

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YATAI Card Corner hosts a casual Pokémon TCG open play session focused on trading, testing decks, and connecting with other fans. Beginners, collectors, casual players, and experienced competitors are all welcome. Participants can bring their cards, invite a friend, and enjoy community games at YATAI Card Corner in Savannah, GA.

10 Barnard St, Savannah

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Green Drinks gathers at Savannah Bee Company’s BeeTopia for a gathering focused on pollinators and sustainability. The program features a guided tour of the new BeeTopia garden, a talk by Savannah Bee Company’s Sarah Beth Waller, and an optional specialty mead tasting. To support Savannah Bee Company, admission is $5 and includes the garden tour, or $20 for those who choose to take part in the mead tasting. Savannah Bee Company’s mission centers on bees, from protecting pollinators and supporting beekeepers to sourcing pure, distinctive honeys, all grounded in care for the living systems that make honey possible. BeeTopia is the company’s newest and most immersive experience, created to share the vital connections between bees, people, and the planet. Once a dirt lot, it now thrives as a pollinator garden that encourages learning, collaboration, and a more bee friendly future. Attendees can learn about honeybees, beekeeping, and how bees shape daily life and the environment. The featured speaker, Sarah Beth Waller, is a Journeyman Beekeeper, educator, and tour guide at BeeTopia. She brings more than seven years of experience and has been with Savannah Bee Company for over five years. She is completing a Biology and Environmental Studies degree at Georgia Southern University and is dedicated to pollinator education.

313 Stiles Ave, Savannah

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Explore Ballroom Basics and Beyond in a monthly group series that spotlights two dance styles with weekly sessions that build progressively. This edition focuses on Hustle and Merengue. Tuition is $50 per person for the full month, no partner or prior experience required, and drop-in options are not available. Presented at Salón de Baile Dance & Fitness Studio in Pooler, GA. The program cycles through a repeating lineup of dance pairs, and the studio updates its calendar up to two years in advance.

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Expect a lively night filled with food, music, and nonstop laughs. Audience requests are encouraged, setting the tone for a playful, high-energy experience from start to finish.

19 Dunnagan’s Alley, Hilton Head Island

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Target Party Tuesdays brings a lively night to Ruby Lee’s Sports, Blues and Soul Food, featuring delicious food, upbeat music, and plenty of fun.

46 Old Wild Horse Rd, Hilton Head Island

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The Brook & The Bluff bring the Werewolf Tour for an evening filled with their music, setting the tone for a night of memorable tunes.

2603 Whitaker St, Savannah

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FLOW Gallery + Workshop hosts a welcoming reception for October Artist in Residence Brandon Finnorn, offering a complimentary evening to view his oil paintings that honor the natural world with subtle color and an eye for light across fur, feather, and scale. Attendees can also learn about his path from a Gulf Coast upbringing and a medical degree to a full-time career in art. A bird painting workshop at FLOW Gallery + Workshop follows, where Finnorn demonstrates his process from reference photography and observing birds in the field to blocking shapes, building layers of color, and adding detail and motion. The session is designed for both beginners and experienced artists, and it encourages a fresh look at the birds that inhabit Palmetto Bluff. The schedule continues with a fish painting workshop in the Conservancy Classroom. Drawing on his underwater photography, Finnorn shares techniques for conveying light under water and capturing the sheen of scales and suspended sediment. Participants can bring a photo of a favorite catch and learn how to translate its form and color into a meaningful oil painting. Brandon Finnorn is an oil painter based in Madisonville, Louisiana whose work celebrates the Gulf Coast’s wildlife and marine environments. Inspired by photography and underwater exploration, he creates vivid, detailed canvases and has been featured in We Are Fly Fishing, In The Loop, and Mobile Bay Magazine, with collaborations that include Orvis and Simms. During his residency at Palmetto Bluff he leads experiences focused on observing, sketching, and painting coastal landscapes and wildlife.

78 Boat House St, Bluffton

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Sean Biggins returns to Okatie Ale House for a solo show.

25 William Pope Ct, Okatie

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Every Wednesday features made-to-order hamburgers and hot dogs prepared by the Sons of Amvets. Meals are $12 and include your choice of a burger or a dog, cheese on request, and a side of baked beans, macaroni salad, or french fries. A toppings bar lets you customize with ketchup, mustard, mayo, relish, lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, or jalapeños.

1831 Ribaut Rd, Port Royal

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Ballroom Fit at Salón de Baile Dance & Fitness Studio in Pooler, GA pairs ballroom technique with a high-energy fitness workout. Guided by the DANCE VISION syllabus and set to a mix of contemporary and classic music, the class features steps from styles like Cha Cha, Rumba, Swing, Bolero, Salsa, Samba, Jive, Waltz, Tango, Foxtrot, Viennese Waltz, Two Step, West Coast Swing and Bachata. Sessions use interval training to support the five core components of fitness, including flexibility, muscular strength, muscular endurance, cardiorespiratory endurance and healthy body composition. No partner or prior dance experience is needed. Athletic clothing and tennis shoes are recommended, and bringing water is suggested. The class runs with a minimum of five pre-registered participants. Access is available with a Dance Fitness package or membership, or by paying a $20 drop-in fee.

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Ugly Lamp Bingo brings a playful twist to bingo at The Sexton Pub & Provisions in Savannah. Prizes are awarded in every round, and one special game features a deliberately homely lamp that leans into the pretty ugly vibe. Play happens on the patio, with an indoor backup if it rains. The event is hosted by Donovan of Old Friend Barbershop & Shave Parlour.

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Experience a women’s wellness retreat in Hilton Head, South Carolina that invites participants to pause, gather, and renew. Inspired by the Sacred Sands and autumn harvest theme, this gathering focuses on restoration, community, and balance. Designed for women who want time to recharge, it creates space for reflection and meaningful connection.

48 Pink Sand, Hilton Head Island

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Old Oyster Factory hosts a weekly solo performance each Thursday.

101 Marshland Rd, Hilton Head Island

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Effingham County Rebel spirit takes center stage at Chick-fil-A Rincon in a friendly rivalry. Each chicken nugget purchased during the Rebels’ designated night counts as one point for their school. When both schools have completed their nights, the one with the highest total secures a $1,000 donation to its athletic program. It is a community celebration of pride and competition where every order makes a difference.

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Explore the story of Eliza Lucas Pinckney and the indigo that shaped South Carolina at this Discovery Night at the Museum. Author and living history presenter Margaret (Peggy) Pickett shares how Pinckney began experimenting with the crop at age 17 in 1739, then explains the history and techniques behind indigo dyeing. After the talk, try the process yourself by making an indigo tie-dye piece to take home. Each attendee receives one scarf supplied by the museum, and participants may bring one additional small cotton item such as a tea towel, apron, or shirt to dye. Tickets are $25 per person for ages 13 and up. The program takes place at the Coastal Discovery Museum.

70 Honey Horn Dr, Hilton Head Island

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HSF’s lecture series celebrating the people, stories, and places that shape Savannah features Elizabeth DuBose, executive director of The Ossabaw Island Foundation. Her presentation marks the centennial of the Torrey-West House on Ossabaw Island and examines the restoration of this 20,000 square foot home built between 1924 and 1926. The talk explores the logistical and preservation hurdles of caring for a landmark residence on a barrier island that can only be reached by boat, as well as the partnership between the Georgia Department of Natural Resources and The Ossabaw Island Foundation to keep the site serving educational, cultural, and scientific purposes for years to come. The program is held at the Murray C. Perlman and Wayne C. Spear Preservation Center. A wine reception precedes the lecture. Admission is free for HSF members and $15 for nonmembers, and space is limited with reservations available through HSF’s event page.

323 E Broughton St, Savannah

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This weekly One Piece Card Game TCG+ tournament at YATAI Card Corner is open to newcomers, casual fans, and competitive players. Attendees can compete, trade cards, connect with other fans, and contribute to the growing One Piece community in Savannah. Expect a welcoming atmosphere with enjoyable matchups and good vibes. Registration is handled through Bandai TCG+.

10 Barnard St, Savannah

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Stee Colvin takes the spotlight with Stee and Ear Candy, joined by guitarist, producer, and musical director Malcolm D. Horne and singer songwriter Brooke Danielle Colvin Horne. The trio blends tight harmonies with featured solo moments and delivers an energetic set of pop, rock, R&B, Motown, and reggae favorites. Colvin, a Bluffton native noted for his appearance on season 24 of The Voice on NBC, has led the group since 2015 and has released original music including the album Songs About Her and the EP Three. Horne, also known as Musicman1017, is a professional musician and livestreamer recognized as the #1 African American Minecraft livestreamer on Twitch and founder of The Musicman Movement. Formed in 2014, The Ear Candy Band is made up of producers, songwriters, and vocalists who bring studio polish to the stage for a dynamic live show. A music charge will be collected at the door.

19 Dunnagans Aly, Hilton Head Island

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Enjoy a relaxed Bob Ross paint along at the White Whale, guided by beertender Bug. Follow step by step instruction to create your own painting in a mellow setting inspired by the TV artist Bob Ross. Art supplies are available for the first 10 people who need them, and those with their own tools are welcome to bring them. Attendees can sip craft beer, wine, or CBD/THC beverages during the experience. Suitable for all experience levels.

1207 Bull St, Savannah

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