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Take a two-hour guided drag pub crawl through Savannah’s City Market with local queens leading bar-to-bar performances, sing-alongs, and a lively finish at Tree House. Perfect for groups, celebrations, and anyone who wants a high-energy downtown night out.
Take a two-hour guided drag pub crawl through Savannah’s City Market with local queens leading bar-to-bar performances, sing-alongs, and a lively finish at Tree House. Perfect for groups, celebrations, and anyone who wants a high-energy downtown night out.
The night opens under amber streetlights and the low hum of Savannah’s historic district, where you meet the troupe at El Rocko Lounge and the evening snaps into motion. Queens take center stage between bar hops, riffing on local jokes and inviting the crowd to sing along as you move toward the second-story dance floor at Tree House with views over City Market.
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Operated by The American Tour Company, LLC · Savannah, Georgia
The night opens under amber streetlights and the low hum of Savannah’s historic district, where you meet the troupe at El Rocko Lounge and the evening snaps into motion. Queens take center stage between bar hops, riffing on local jokes and inviting the crowd to sing along as you move toward the second-story dance floor at Tree House with views over City Market.
Savannah’s compact grid of cobblestones and preserved 19th-century buildings frames the crawl. City Market grew from a 19th-century trading hub into one of the city’s liveliest entertainment pockets; its proximity to River Street and the historic squares keeps the energy dense and walkable. Drag culture in Savannah mixes theatrical performance with Southern hospitality — expect playful banter, costume-driven theatrics, and an inclusive party atmosphere rooted in decades of local LGBTQ nightlife.
Practical details matter: the tour runs about two hours, starts at El Rocko Lounge, and finishes at Tree House’s elevated bar overlooking City Market. It’s wheelchair accessible and suited to varied fitness levels because walking distances are short and routes are on paved streets. Bring a government ID (21+ for alcohol service), plan for tips, and wear comfortable shoes—heels are optional but not required. Nighttime in coastal Georgia can be humid; hydrate and carry a light layer for cooler evenings.
Arrive early to check in, ask the queens for local cocktail recommendations, and leave room in your night for an after-party on the Tree House dance floor. This is less a tour and more a guided night out: energetic, social, and unapologetically fun.
easy.
2 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires brief urban walking and standing.
Yes — the organizers note wheelchair accessibility and accessible transportation options; check with the operator about any specific venue access details.
Because this is a bar crawl with alcohol, participants should be 21+ and carry valid ID for entry and drink purchases.
You can join solo—these crawls are social and designed for individuals and groups; tickets book quickly for popular nights.
Events may be modified or canceled for severe weather; the cancellation policy typically allows full refunds if canceled at least 24 hours before departure.
City Market sits in Savannah’s historic grid; once a 19th-century trading center, it evolved into a nightlife and arts district that sits close to River Street and the city’s famed public squares.
Keep noise levels respectful and use public trash receptacles—downtown businesses and historic sites depend on visitor stewardship to reduce wear on streets and squares.
The American Tour Company, LLC operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The night opens under amber streetlights and the low hum of Savannah’s historic district, where you meet the troupe at El Rocko Lounge and the evening snaps into motion. Queens take center stage between bar hops, riffing on local jokes and inviting the crowd to sing along as you move toward the second-story dance floor at Tree House with views over City Market.
The night opens under amber streetlights and the low hum of Savannah’s historic district, where you meet the troupe at El Rocko Lounge and the evening snaps into motion. Queens take center stage between bar hops, riffing on local jokes and inviting the crowd to sing along as you move toward the second-story dance floor at Tree House with views over City Market.
Savannah’s compact grid of cobblestones and preserved 19th-century buildings frames the crawl. City Market grew from a 19th-century trading hub into one of the city’s liveliest entertainment pockets; its proximity to River Street and the historic squares keeps the energy dense and walkable. Drag culture in Savannah mixes theatrical performance with Southern hospitality — expect playful banter, costume-driven theatrics, and an inclusive party atmosphere rooted in decades of local LGBTQ nightlife.
Practical details matter: the tour runs about two hours, starts at El Rocko Lounge, and finishes at Tree House’s elevated bar overlooking City Market. It’s wheelchair accessible and suited to varied fitness levels because walking distances are short and routes are on paved streets. Bring a government ID (21+ for alcohol service), plan for tips, and wear comfortable shoes—heels are optional but not required. Nighttime in coastal Georgia can be humid; hydrate and carry a light layer for cooler evenings.
Arrive early to check in, ask the queens for local cocktail recommendations, and leave room in your night for an after-party on the Tree House dance floor. This is less a tour and more a guided night out: energetic, social, and unapologetically fun.