
easy
4–5 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels as the event requires minimal walking over flat terrain.
Experience the vibrant Davenport House Fall Arts Festival in Savannah, where local art, live music, and historic charm combine for a lively autumn celebration. Discover interactive art projects and unique vendors in Columbia Square’s iconic setting.
Join the Davenport House Museum’s Fall Arts Festival for a vibrant celebration of creativity! Experience a lively vendor fair, engage in a collaborative art project, and participate in interactive art-making activities. Enjoy delicious food, live music, and a spirited atmosphere that unites art, history, and community in Columbia Square.
Join the Davenport House Museum’s Fall Arts Festival for a vibrant celebration of creativity! Experience a lively vendor fair, engage in a collaborative art project, and participate in interactive art-making activities. Enjoy delicious food, live music, and a spirited atmosphere that unites art, history, and community in Columbia Square.
The festival runs from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., so arriving early lets you explore vendors and activities before peak crowds.
You'll be exploring the historic grounds and vendor areas, so supportive footwear will keep you comfortable.
The garden, Kennedy Pharmacy shop, and first level of the house are wheelchair accessible for visitors with mobility needs.
To carry purchased artwork or snacks easily, bring a reusable bag to reduce waste and ease transport.
The Davenport House was built in 1820 and is one of Savannah’s oldest intact historic homes, now a museum preserving early 19th-century architecture and life.
The festival encourages sustainability by promoting reusable bags and water bottles and supporting local artisans to minimize environmental impact.
Ideal for exploring the museum grounds and vendor areas with ease.
fall specific
Autumn temperatures in Savannah can be cool, so layering is helpful.
fall specific
Stay hydrated while enjoying outdoor activities during the festival.
fall specific
Capture moments of art, music, and historic scenery throughout the event.