Top Savannah Classes & Workshops

KT is your Certified Yoga Teacher RYT 200, Vimana Aerial 50 hours, CPR and First Aid. She has been teaching yoga for 5 years and finds Aerial Yoga therapeutic, challenging, and fun! With 18 years of experience dancing ballet and jazz in the Lowcountry and a year abroad studying modern dance in Sweden, she is a true lover of movement and creativity. Each class can be completely adapted to your requests. KT will lead you through a very fun and relaxing experience.

Savannah is such a relaxing destination. Beautiful Forsyth Park offers an ideal atmosphere for a yoga class outside. This 75-minute yoga class is accessible to students of all levels and backgrounds. Teachers are adaptable and will assist in making the class suitable to your needs. Yoga mats are included but beverages are not so please bring a reusable water bottle or drink. Join a wonderful and fun class practicing yoga outside!

Find interesting and unique areas of the city that give you stunning photos. Learn about how to pose for the best photos possible. Get food or activity recommendations. Have photo memories to last a lifetime and show your wonderful vacation.

Creative ones,get ready to search out a story & start your own mini documentary on this unique adventure unlike any scavenger hunt you have ever been on. We will work together to find a story you want to tell. You can pick one of 3 story options that I will give you in our pre-production meeting on Whats App. They will be good candidates for an interesting first doc project, or you can pick one you like in the realm of culture, food, history, art, music or nature and animals. We are going to skip controversial subjects, politics, religion, anything harsh, profane or sexual. Your hunt will have you printing release forms, doing research, determining who you will interview, and where you will go to get footage and B-roll shots. You can choose 2 different filmmaker styles- The Planner or the Last Minute Run and Gun Shooter.

Cocktail culture was born during Prohibition when alcohol was so potent and nose curling that bartenders and home brewers started combining mixers with the booze to make it more palatable! We follow the tradition of those early mixologists and will help you learn how to make proper Prohibition Era cocktails. So come and enjoy a 2 hour "Cocktail Class" with award-winning bartenders at a 1920's "Speakeasy" in the American Prohibition Museum!