Music Lessons in Savannah, GA

Walk With Me Savannah Tours presents 'Rising Voices', a Savannah history tour exclusively featuring underrepresented narratives and figures. Historically too many narratives have been minimized or just left out of society's carefully crafted histories. Take a walking tour where we instead exclusively highlight those underrepresented voices. We will focus on the lives and accomplishments of black, native, queer, and female residents of Savannah and how they impacted the world around them, in such a way that Savannah as it stands would not exist without each and every one of them. Tours start in Franklin Square and conclude in Monterey Square.

You will receive an incredible experience to see Georgia's historic "First City" and her thriving port from the water's unique perspective. Decked out in traditional red, white and blue these towering riverboats are a staple along Savannah's historic riverfront.  the Savannah River Queen and Georgia Queen are filled with the uplifting sounds of Southern gospel music during the two-hour Gospel Dinner Cruise. Experience local Savannah Gospel entertainers and enjoy the savory flavors of the South. Our specialty buffet features: Southern Fried Chicken, Pulled Pork BBQ, Macaroni and Cheese, Southern Greens, Squash Casserole, Sweet Potatoes with Fire Roasted Apples & Craisins, Cole Slaw, Garlic Cheese Biscuits, assorted Southern Salads, delicious desserts and much more.   Expect to cruise with a couple hundred people. Swap your voucher for a boarding pass in the ticket office prior to boarding.  Boarding begins 60 minutes prior to cruise time.

Afterlife Tours is the only ghost tour in Savannah, G.A. that features real paranormal evidence captured by our investigation team the Savannah Ghost Research Society. We do every bit of our own historic research so all of our stories are 100 % true. We dispel many urban myths that have been told in our city for numerous years. We have been featured on SyFy Channel's Paranormal Witness, Travel Channel's Most Terrifying Places in America and Haunted USA, as well as Paranormal Lockdown with Nick Groff of the Ghost Adventures crew and several other national networks. Skip the fake stories and take a tour with the professionals. Stops on this tour include Husk Restaurant, Foley House Inn, Savannah Theatre, Sorrel-Weed House, and the Colonial Park Cemetery.

Step back in time and explore Savannah's little-known but major role in American film history on this immersive walking tour. Discover how Savannah witnessed the transformation of movie production — from the silent film era of the 1920s to modern digital filmmaking techniques. Beginning at Leopold's Ice Cream (founded in 1919 during cinema's early years), trace the technical and artistic developments in film production as you visit the Lucas Theatre, where silent films once played with live orchestral accompaniment. Explore how Savannah's historic theaters adapted through technological revolutions — from the introduction of "talkies" to Technicolor, widescreen formats, and beyond. Learn about the changing production methods used in notable films shot here, including the practical effects employed in "Forrest Gump" and the period-accurate production design of "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil." Whether you want it or not, you’ll leave a film buff!