By Lila Miller
HOW is it still January? The endless barrage of terrible news makes the present difficult to gauge the passing of time. Thankfully, this week heralds a new month full of events to check out! If you’d like your event featured here please email Lilamillermedia@gmail.com.
Mon. Jan. 26
Open Mic Night with the Poetry Co-op
Want to try out some poetry and embrace your feelings? Join the poetry open mic night this Monday and every Monday at Water Witch. All levels of poets from literary to just starting out are welcome to join. Follow Instagram @ thepoetryco.op for more information. Free. 6:30 p.m. Water Witch, 2220 Bull St.
Artist Talk with Fay Sanders
Join ARTS Southeast for their artist’s talk featuring ON::View Artist-In-Residence Fay Sanders. While in Residence, Sanders will continue a series of paintings that focus on perpetual yearning and insatiable desires, reflecting youthful hope and the frayed reality of adulthood. Figures caught in the middle of actions evoke an anticipatory feeling in the work that serves to create a sense of unease. Free. 6-8:00 p.m. ARTS Southeast, 2301 Bull St.
Tue. Jan. 27
Collage Night at Superbloom
Join the fine folks at Superbloom cafe for their weekday craft night with collage! It’s a free and fun way to connect with your friends, family, community, and creative side. These events are self-guided, no reservations or experience required, materials included. Free. 5-8 p.m. Superbloom, 2418 De Soto Ave.
Wed. Jan. 28
Figurative Art Today: A Panel Discussion
Join Cute Tomatoes Gallery as they delve into a panel discussion with Richard Scott, Astoria Jellett, Isaac McCaslin, Phil Musen, and Jared Seff moderated by Andrew Aviste. They’ll be diving into the bizarre, beautiful world of depicting the human figure- as direct observation, live performance, communal artistic practice, and timeless tradition. Free. 4 p.m. Cute Tomatoes Gallery, 218 E. 41st St.
Wonders of the Wurlitzer: Wurlitzer Wednesdays
Visit Savannah's most historic movie palace for a theater tour and demonstration of its original 1925 Wurlitzer theatre organ. In honor of the Lucas Theatre's recent restoration, visitors can explore the theater's storied past as they listen to the sounds of the organ and enjoy the SCAD-produced silent short film 'At Long Last.' Free. Tours begin at 11 a.m. and the organ demonstration starts at 11:30 a.m. Lucas Theatre, 32 Abercorn St.
Thu. Jan. 29
"COME RAIN or COME SHINE," with Amici Music
Enjoy classical chamber music? Check out one of several classical music concerts by Amici music. "COME RAIN or COME SHINE," features the wonderful soprano, Maria Zouves, one of the founders and leaders of the Savannah VOICE Festival. Maria and Daniel Weiser will do a very fun program of songs about rain, the sun, and the moon from both the classical and popular worlds including Schubert, Chopin, Mercer, Arlen, Gershwin, and many more. Concerts through Feb. 1 Visit Amicimusic.org for more info.
Fri. Jan. 30
Opening Reception: The Winter of our Discontent
Join artist Tamara Garvey and Gallery 2424 for her opening reception for her solo art show “The Winter of Our Discontent” featuring paintings reflective of our current political climate, quotes from the public, as well as depictions of the Log Lady from cult classic show “Twin Peaks”. Free. 5-9 p.m. Gallery 2424, 2424 Drayton St.
Peace Prevails: Prayers and Practices for a Harmonious World
Savannah faith leaders invite the public to meet at the Peace Pole for an afternoon of music, fun activities, inspiring messages, and joyful community that celebrate the power of peace. The free event will include lots of great music, and attendees can make their own prayer flags, add their creativity to art installations, sing along with musicians, assemble care bags to assist unhoused people, and more! Interfaith leaders including Reverend Dale Worley of Unity of Savannah, Rabbi Robert Haas from Temple Mickve Israel, Reverend Michael Chaney of Episcopal Church of the Epiphany, Reverend Lisa Doege of the Unitarian Universalist Church, and others will join with the community to celebrate Savannahians’ shared belief in humanity, harmony, and peacebuilding. Free. 2-5:00 p.m. Unity of Savannah, 2320 Sunset Blvd.
Savannah Stage Company Season of Liberation Announcement Party
The Savannah Stage Company is bursting with pride to announce their 2026 SEASON OF LIBERATION - their declaration that theatre is a place of freedom, for both the characters on stage and for us, the artists and community who bring them to life. The event is a free and festive evening featuring bites, beverages, and “snack-sized” sneak peek performances from all four of 2026’s mainstage shows. They’ll also present their annual Golden Lightbulb Awards, honoring outstanding company members for their bravery, imagination, growth, and more! Free. 7:45 p.m. The Sentient Bean, 13 E. Park Ave.
Sat. Jan. 31
Space Prom Presented by Nordista Freeze and Dog Days Fest
Into prom and 80s music? Come dance the night away at the Space Prom. Local music legends will jump on the stage to sing disco era favorites. 80s, rock glam, and prom attire strongly encouraged. $45.39 on Eventbrite. 8 p.m. Victory North, 2603 Whitaker St.
Forsyth Farmers Market
Shop local from farmers you can trust! Find your fruits and vegetables with peace of mind from local farmers. Hit up the Forsyth Farmers Market for your local fresh produce and goods from rotating farms and vendors. Be prepared to see everyone you know and their mother-in-law. Get some flowers along the way. Year round. Free. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Forsyth Park.
Mutual Aid Sharing
Join the Savannah Democratic Socialists of Savannah (DSA) for a mutual aid sharing of food, clothing, hygiene products, and more. Stop by to donate or help yourself to something if in need. Reach out to them via Instagram @dsasavannah. Free. 3-5 p.m. on the corner of Waters Ave. and 37th St.
Sun. Feb. 1
Food Not Bombs in Savannah
Into mutual aid, cooking, and sharing meals? People could use a good meal now more than ever. Check out the Savannah chapter of Food Not Bombs, an organization that serves food to all who want or need a decent meal. Interested in more mutual aid events? Check out @hostesscitymutualaid on Instagram. Free. 7-9:30 p.m. Wells Park.