Photo by Paul Camp
The idea of floating on the Savannah River in celebration of St. Patrick’s Day may seem like an off-the-wall concept, but when you consider that the Savannah Irish came over from County Wexford on boats, the event becomes a whole lot more meaningful.
“When you tie it back to the history, it’s probably the most historical way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day here in Savannah,” said Tara Reese, Savannah Irish Festival 2021 president.
“Let’s have a parade!” said David Moses, founder of Savannah’s Shamrock Ships Flotilla.
This year, Savannahians can celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with the inaugural Shamrock Ships Flotilla and complimentary Shamrocks Ships Soiree.
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Hopeful Horizon s annual 5K raises $15,000 to help victims of child abuse, domestic violence and sexual assault
Hopeful Horizon s annual 5K raises $15,000 to help victims of child abuse, domestic violence and sexual assault Share Updated: 11:42 AM EST Feb 20, 2021 Advertisement
Hopeful Horizon s annual 5K raises $15,000 to help victims of child abuse, domestic violence and sexual assault
Hopeful Horizon s annual 5K raises $15,000 to help victims of child abuse, domestic violence and sexual assault Share Updated: 11:42 AM EST Feb 20, 2021 Hopeful Horizons is feeling grateful after a huge show of support at their annual fundraiser Saturday morning.WJCL s Riley Miller emceed today’s Race4Love 5K on Cat Island. Despite the pandemic and cold temperatures, runners, slipped on their masks, laced up their sneakers and hit the pavement for Saturday s Race4Love 5K benefiting Hopeful Horizons.This year marked the 9th annual event, bu