Members are invited to be a part of the fun and join us for the grand opening celebration of CAM! Enjoy the first experiences in CAM, a range of hands-on art activities, fabulous treats from Wildflower Cafe, face painting, music and more!
Members are invited to be a part of the fun and join us for the grand opening celebration of CAM! Enjoy the first experiences in CAM, a range of hands-on art activities, fabulous treats from Wildflower Cafe, face painting, music and more!
Heath Ledger stars as a peasant squire who creates a new identity as a knight, along the way encountering the Black Prince, the subject of one of Telfair’s iconic paintings.
Once a month, our youngest patrons are invited to the Jepson Center for story time, a special tour, and an art activity. Strollers, crying babies, toddlers, and older siblings are all welcome here.
One of the funniest films of all time, in which the Pythons skewer Arthurian legend.
David Lowery’s acclaimed retake on the tale of Sir Gawain. The moody fantasy was widely noted for its cinematography and Dev Patel’s acting as Gawain.
Chase away the “dog days” of summer with Telfair Museums' Friends of African American Arts' annual Summer Social featuring fun, refreshments, live music, and a members-only art tour.
This summer, Savannah-based artist Sharon Norwood will create an installation in the Drawing Room at the Owens-Thomas House & Slave Quarters that will investigate the story of unpaid labor, violence, and resistance in a way that counters the idealized, romanticized narratives often associated with Southern pre-Civil War homes.
Once a month, our youngest patrons are invited to the Jepson Center for story time, a special tour, and an art activity. Strollers, crying babies, toddlers, and older siblings are all welcome here.
Get ready for a day of family fun, as Telfair offers an all-ages event celebrating The Age of Armor. Visitors can see armor and mock battle demonstrations throughout the afternoon presented by the Shire of Forth Castle (Savannah area chapter of the Society for Creative Anachronism) and members of Schola St. George (a group focused on the knightly culture and chivalric arts of the later Middle Ages) from Atlanta and the Southeast.
To celebrate the completion of the Boys’ Bed Chamber, the FOT is hosting a free public talk with Dr. Sandy Slater, associate professor of history and director of the Carolina Lowcountry and the Atlantic World Program, College of Charleston.
Once a month, our youngest patrons are invited to the Jepson Center for story time, a special tour, and an art activity. Strollers, crying babies, toddlers, and older siblings are all welcome here.
Dr. James Smalls (University of Maryland, Baltimore County) speaks about the exhibition Richmond Barthé: Harlem Renaissance Sculptor.
