Erin Clarkson

Erin authored the Savannah First-Timer's Guide and loves helping first-time visitors plan their trips. She lives in the artsy Starland District and enjoys exploring Savannah's hidden gems, as well as the surrounding Lowcountry.

Super Museum Sunday 2026

Peering through green shrubbery in Telfair Square towards three statues in front of Telfair Academy, one of the museums on the Super Museum Sunday lineup

Super Museum Sunday is held each February in Savannah, and this year it’ll take place on February 8, 2026. The event provides an opportunity to visit a few dozen local museums free of charge! I go every year, so I want to pass along some of my top tips to help with your planning. Related […]

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Savannah Crime Map 2025

Savannah crime map 2025 with yellow police tape and blurred red and blue police lights in the background

Please look below to find the archived Savannah crime map and statistics for 2025. If you’re searching for current information, you can find that here: Savannah Crime Map. Savannah Crime Map 2025 Please remember this map only tracks homicides, suspicious deaths, officer-involved shootings, and shootings WITH injuries. Incidents where a gun was fired but no […]

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The Pros and Cons of Fall in Savannah

A couple walks their dogs on a crisp fall day in Savannah. The grass and shrubbery in Forsyth Park are green, while a tree in the foreground displays seasonal yellow and orange leaves

If you’re trying to pick the best time to visit Savannah and have landed on one of the fall months… congratulations! You’ve picked my favorite season of the year. Fall in Savannah is spectacular — particularly during October and November when the weather is perfect for festivals and outdoor dining. If you’re trying to narrow […]

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