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The Hamiltons is an organization of liberal, progressive men whose purpose is to provide an environment for comfortable social engagement, a forum for discussion of sociopolitical issues, and a framework to champion our values. We welcome men who support our values to join us, regardless of residence, race, ethnicity, age, religion, political affiliation or sexual orientation.

The Skidaway Abigails is an organization of liberal, progressive women whose purpose is to provide an environment for comfortable social engagement and a forum for discussion of sociopolitical issues. We welcome women who support our values to join us, regardless of residence, race, ethnicity, age, religion, political affiliation, or sexual orientation. We meet monthly September through May for programs and discussions on socio-political issues. We welcome women from throughout the Savannah area, not just The Landings where many of our members live, and are pleased that our membership includes a range of ages, education and background. Speakers include such people as Mark Streeter, editorial cartoonist for the Savannah Morning News; Stacie Fox from Planned Parenthood; District Attorney Meg Heap; and Dr. Jose de Arimateia da Cruz, professor of International Relations/Comparative Politics at Armstrong State University. If you’re interested in advocacy, WAGs (Women Advocating for Georgians) may appeal to you.  About half of our members are involved in WAGs.  We also have a movie club, a discussion group and two book clubs where current issues are discussed. We meet on the second Thursday of the month at 3:45 pm at The Messiah Lutheran Church, 1 West Ridge St. on Skidaway Island.  Guests are always welcome and I hope you’ll join us.

The Silver Screen Society has been a proud tradition at The Landings for 16 years. Members enjoy a reception and VIP reserved seating at the main film screening during the Savannah Film Festival, and have the opportunity to meet guest actors, directors and producers. The Society provides the Silver Screen Award for the Best Short Film by a SCAD student. Membership donations are $200 per year, per couple, and are fully tax deductible. For information about group events, or to join the Silver Screen Society, please call Dean Ayers (702-767-0508) or Christine Savage (912-598-0781).

The objective of CCA Skidaway is to conserve, promote and enhance the present and future availability of coastal resources for the benefit and enjoyment of the residents of Skidaway Island and the surrounding areas. We consider ourselves the voice of the recreational fisherman both in Congress and elsewhere in the states so the fishery is managed with anglers just like you and me in mind. We want to enjoy it and hopefully our children and their children can enjoy this great fishery that we have as well. On the second Monday of each month we offer educational seminars on wide ranging topics at St. Peters. These are open to our members as well as to the public at no charge. Recent topics have included cleaning and cooking sea trout and redfish, Kayak fishing, Skidaway Island deer and wildlife population management. Many of the presentations, like the one Crawfish Crawford does, are a lot of fun for kids. We have created a lagoon guide that shows which lagoons are fresh water and which ones are brackish as well as how the piping systems tie them all together. We also have members that are active in fly fishing.

Do you have a dog?  Great – so do we! Do you have a park? No? We do! Come share it! The Dog Park is located near the Water Tower along Landings Way North and Wiley Bottom Road. Please register your dog with the Landings Association before bringing him/her to the park.

In 1990 a small but visionary group of people on Skidaway Island conceived the idea of a community library. It started out small with books donated by residents in a store front located in the commercial section of the island. Through the generosity of many people a building was constructed in 1996. Today we have close to 2,900 members and  24,000 books. Unlike tax supported public libraries, we receive no funds from Federal, State or local governments. Our funding comes from membership fees, donations, book rentals, the sale of used books and engraved bricks. Because we are a Section 501 (c) (3) organization, all donations are tax deductible. 1 Skidaway Village Square Savannah, GA 31411 912-598-1183 The Library is open Monday through Friday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM and from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM on Saturday. We are closed on Sunday and the following holidays: Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and Day, and New Years Eve and Day.

Telfair Academy Guild, or TAG as it is known, was formed over 40 years ago in 1976, by a group of women who wanted to support the goals and activities of Telfair Museums. Over the years, TAG has raised significant funds and contributed untold hours of volunteerism. TAG meetings take place each month and include lectures and behind-the-scenes information about museum activities. Art education is the primary focus for TAG’s presented events. Proceeds help fund the Telfair’s lecture series and other selected projects. TAG at NIGHT: TAG also offers evening meetings at 5:30pm every other month, September through May. These are held at local art venues, where you will be welcomed with wine and hors d’oeuvres.

Welcome to Kiwanis! Do you like to work with or for children? Do you have time to give back to the community to make a positive difference in the lives of needy children in the Savannah area? If so, we invite you to consider joining the Kiwanis Club of Skidaway. We’re part of Kiwanis International, a worldwide organization with more than 8,000 clubs and 300,000 members, serving the children of the world. Kiwanis Club of Skidaway is dedicated to serving disadvantaged and at-risk children of our community, one child at a time. Through our fundraising to support local agencies, our service projects and volunteerism, our goal is to do what we can to help children have better lives and brighter futures. Our Club has been serving Savannah’s kids since 1988. We’ve raised and distributed over $1,400,000 and invested over 300,000 service hours in our mission of helping the children of Savannah. We currently have 125 members—men and women who meet every Thursday morning in the Plantation Club ballroom for breakfast, a brief business meeting, and a guest speaker. Each week, our speaker informs us on some area of interest, such as local history, local or national events or issues, sports, art, literature, business, and service opportunities. Our Club sponsors several fundraising events each year to support our charitable causes and has other fundraising programs that operate year-round. In addition, many of our members are involved as volunteers at youth service organizations in the area. Kids need Kiwanis, and Kiwanis needs you! Come and join our spirited, fun-loving, can-do group and reap the rewards of fellowship while getting the deep satisfaction of serving the children of Savannah.