Savannah Pride

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A warm welcome awaits in Savannah. The city's inclusive atmosphere ensures that everyone experiences southern hospitality at its finest.

Savannah offers countless queer-friendly establishments and exciting things to do year round. Take a stroll through the artistic Starland District where colorful murals line the streets and unique shopping is found on every corner. Learn more about Savannah's advocacy and social efforts for the LGBTQIA+ community at the Savannah Pride Center. Make plans to celebrate at the Savannah Pride Festival or head to Tybee Island, Savannah’s Beach for the much-anticipated Mermaid Festival. Enjoy a night out in Historic Savannah at Club One where you can watch an entertaining cabaret - with a twist!

Savannah Pride FAQs

Yes. Savannah welcomes LGBTQIA+ travelers with queer-friendly businesses, inclusive attractions and a year-round calendar of things to do. Visitors can also connect with the local community and learn about LGBTQ+ advocacy through the Savannah Pride Center.

Savannah celebrates its LGBTQ+ community throughout the year with events, entertainment and community organizations. Attend the Savannah Pride Festival and connect with the Savannah Pride Center. These inclusive stays offer options ranging from intimate historic inns to stylish boutique hotels.

Yes. Several Savannah accommodations are known for welcoming LGBTQ+ travelers, including Foley House Inn, The Kimpton Brice Hotel and The Galloway House Inn.

Visit Savannah recommends using the REFUGE Restroom Directory as a resource for finding inclusive restroom options while exploring the city.

While Savannah doesn’t have an official LGBTQ+ neighborhood, gay-friendly business and experiences can be found throughout the city and nearby Tybee Island. The artistic Starland District is a great place to start, with interesting murals, independent shopping and a welcoming atmosphere.

Savannah’s LGBTQ+ scene extends well beyond its bars and clubs. Stroll the Starland District, attend an inclusive open-mic event, browse LGBTQ+ literature at local bookstores or explore the city’s LGBTQ+ history, including sites connected to Savannah icon Lady Chablis, “Queen of Savannah.” For a change of scenery, spend a beach day on nearby Tybee Island. Find more LGBTQ+ activities in Savannah.

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