Is this experience suitable for non-Girl Scout participants?

While designed for Girl Scout Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors, others interested in history should inquire about availability.

Are food allergies accommodated?

Yes, guests are encouraged to email the organizers ahead of time to discuss any food allergy concerns.

What is the best age range for this experience?

It is ideal for Girl Scout Cadettes and above, generally ages 11 to 18.

Is the experience wheelchair accessible?

Accessibility details are not specified; please contact the venue directly for accommodations.

Can groups book private sessions?

Group bookings are possible but should be arranged in advance through the booking link.

Where exactly is the meeting point in Savannah?

The exact meeting point is within Juliette Gordon Low’s family home in Savannah; details are provided upon booking.

Over Tea Cups: Savannah’s Historic Girl Scout Afternoon Tea Experience

Set in Savannah, Georgia, a city steeped in Southern charm and storied history, "Over Tea Cups: A Girl Scout Afternoon Tea Experience" offers a unique way to connect with the roots of one of America’s most iconic youth organizations. This experience unfolds at Juliette Gordon Low’s family home, where visitors step back to the early 20th century and encounter the personal stories that inspired the founding of the Girl Scouts. It’s not your typical afternoon tea; here, tea time becomes a portal to the social justice conversations and plans that shaped a movement dedicated to empowering girls nationwide.

Savannah itself offers a vibrant backdrop—marked by its historic squares, moss-draped oaks, and cobblestone streets—and this experience taps into that local legacy. Juliette “Daisy” Low’s home is a tangible link to the past, where the first Girl Scout recruitment teas were held, making this venue a distinctive landmark in the area’s cultural and outdoor recreation tapestry. The house radiates period detail and warmth, inviting attendees to explore and imagine the spirited conversations that occurred here “over tea cups.”

During this intimate three-hour event tailored to Girl Scout Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors, guests embark on a guided tasting tour highlighting both the history and heritage of Juliette Low and the early Girl Scouts. Participants savor light refreshments served in the parlors, historically the gathering rooms where Daisy Low envisioned a groundbreaking new organization for girls. This isn’t simply about sampling tea and treats; it’s a living history lesson and a source of inspiration, illustrating how ordinary moments of connection led to extraordinary change.

The experience also touches on broad social themes, including women’s suffrage and civil rights, portraying how tea time became a platform for real dialogue and visionary planning. Visitors leave not only with memories of delicate bites and fragrant teas but also with a renewed sense of purpose and empowerment, much like the women who met here before them.

Located in Savannah, the closest urban hub is a perfect base for exploring coastal Georgia’s natural beauty and historic landmarks. While primarily an indoor experience, its significance to local heritage and cultural tourism makes it an essential stop for anyone interested in how outdoor spaces connect with community stories.

Allergy considerations are thoughtfully addressed, with guests encouraged to reach out regarding food sensitivities, ensuring a welcoming environment for all. Whether you are a Girl Scout participant or simply passionate about American history and female empowerment, "Over Tea Cups" is a refined, thought-provoking adventure into heritage that beautifully complements Savannah’s outdoor offerings.