Meet the incredible traveling women of Sisters on the Fly (they only have three rules: Be nice, No Men and No Pets) and tour their collection of colorful vintage trailers. $12 includes a Cowgirl lunch and benefits St. Michael’s Scholarship Fund. 11am-2pm, River’s End Campground, TybeeIsland. 912.786.5518 or sisteronthefly.com.

Spring is here and the most gorgeous gardens in Savannah are on display during the 33^rd annual NOGS Tour of Hidden Gardens, tucked away beyond the old gray walls and ancient oaks north of Gaston Street. Ticketholders are invited to tour the Historic Harper Fowlkes House and enjoy a traditional Southern tea. 10am-5pm daily; tea served from 2-4pm. $30. 912.961.4805 or gcofsavnogstour.org.

Spring is here and the most gorgeous gardens in Savannah are on display during the 33^rd annual NOGS Tour of Hidden Gardens, tucked away beyond the old gray walls and ancient oaks north of Gaston Street. Ticketholders are invited to tour the Historic Harper Fowlkes House and enjoy a traditional Southern tea. 10am-5pm daily; tea served from 2-4pm. $30. 912.961.4805 or gcofsavnogstour.org.

Vivá Frida! Celebrate the marvelous life of one the 20^th-century’s most intriguing artist/activists with the photography exhibit Frida Kahlo: Through the Lens of Nickolas Muray. Admission to the exhibit is free all week as well as lectures on Mexican art and culture, family fun, artist demonstrations and Florida-based Norteño band Mestengo. Courtesy of the Savannah Cultural Affairs

Vivá Frida! Celebrate the marvelous life of one the 20^th-century’s most intriguing artist/activists with the photography exhibit Frida Kahlo: Through the Lens of Nickolas Muray. Admission to the exhibit is free all week as well as lectures on Mexican art and culture, family fun, artist demonstrations and Florida-based Norteño band Mestengo. Courtesy of the Savannah Cultural Affairs

Vivá Frida! Celebrate the marvelous life of one the 20^th-century’s most intriguing artist/activists with the photography exhibit Frida Kahlo: Through the Lens of Nickolas Muray. Admission to the exhibit is free all week as well as lectures on Mexican art and culture, family fun, artist demonstrations and Florida-based Norteño band Mestengo. Courtesy of the Savannah Cultural Affairs

Vivá Frida! Celebrate the marvelous life of one the 20^th-century’s most intriguing artist/activists with the photography exhibit Frida Kahlo: Through the Lens of Nickolas Muray. Admission to the exhibit is free all week as well as lectures on Mexican art and culture, family fun, artist demonstrations and Florida-based Norteño band Mestengo. Courtesy of the Savannah Cultural Affairs

Vivá Frida! Celebrate the marvelous life of one the 20^th-century’s most intriguing artist/activists with the photography exhibit Frida Kahlo: Through the Lens of Nickolas Muray. Admission to the exhibit is free all week as well as lectures on Mexican art and culture, family fun, artist demonstrations and Florida-based Norteño band Mestengo. Courtesy of the Savannah Cultural Affairs

Vivá Frida! Celebrate the marvelous life of one the 20^th-century’s most intriguing artist/activists with the photography exhibit Frida Kahlo: Through the Lens of Nickolas Muray. Admission to the exhibit is free all week as well as lectures on Mexican art and culture, family fun, artist demonstrations and Florida-based Norteño band Mestengo. Courtesy of the Savannah Cultural Affairs

It’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood when the historic district of Gordonston presents its annual Gordonston Art Fair in its scenic woodland park. Showcasing fine crafts, textiles, photography and more from its community of artists, authors, musicians, SCAD professors and other creative residents, the fair is a lovely excuse to visit one of Savannah’s most charming areas.10am-4pm. 912.238.9935.

Lend A Hand Charity, Inc. hosts a fabulous dinner dance to support the Village of Hope, a foster home for orphaned children in Batticoloa, Sri Lanka. Enjoy authentic Indian cuisine, cocktails, music and a silent auction, plus a separate raffle

Vivá Frida! Celebrate the marvelous life of one the 20^th-century’s most intriguing artist/activists with the photography exhibit Frida Kahlo: Through the Lens of Nickolas Muray. Admission to the exhibit is free all week as well as lectures on Mexican art and culture, family fun, artist demonstrations and Florida-based Norteño band Mestengo. Courtesy of the Savannah Cultural Affairs

Garbage never looked so good as in Reincarnated: Art Showcasing Reduce, Reuse & Recycle, a challenge taken on by local artists to find creative, conscious ways to cut down on waste. Works include shoes made from tires, handbags fashioned out of magazines, sea glass mosaics and sculptures made from old computer parts. Opening reception: 6-8pm at Gallery S.P.A.C.E, 9 W. Henry St.,

Garbage never looked so good as in Reincarnated: Art Showcasing Reduce, Reuse & Recycle, a challenge taken on by local artists to find creative, conscious ways to cut down on waste. Works include shoes made from tires, handbags fashioned out of magazines, sea glass mosaics and sculptures made from old computer parts. Opening reception: 6-8pm at Gallery S.P.A.C.E, 9 W. Henry St.,

Crop and paste to your heart’s content at an all-day extravaganza to celebrate National Scrapbooking Day. 10am-10pm at A Scrapbook Boutique, 1126 E. Montgomery Crossroads, Savannah. $10, advance registration required. 912.629.1657 or ascrapbookboutique.com.

Garbage never looked so good as in Reincarnated: Art Showcasing Reduce, Reuse & Recycle, a challenge taken on by local artists to find creative, conscious ways to cut down on waste. Works include shoes made from tires, handbags fashioned out of magazines, sea glass mosaics and sculptures made from old computer parts. Opening reception: 6-8pm at Gallery S.P.A.C.E, 9 W. Henry St.,

Garbage never looked so good as in Reincarnated: Art Showcasing Reduce, Reuse & Recycle, a challenge taken on by local artists to find creative, conscious ways to cut down on waste. Works include shoes made from tires, handbags fashioned out of magazines, sea glass mosaics and sculptures made from old computer parts. Opening reception: 6-8pm at Gallery S.P.A.C.E, 9 W. Henry St.,

Garbage never looked so good as in Reincarnated: Art Showcasing Reduce, Reuse & Recycle, a challenge taken on by local artists to find creative, conscious ways to cut down on waste. Works include shoes made from tires, handbags fashioned out of magazines, sea glass mosaics and sculptures made from old computer parts. Opening reception: 6-8pm at Gallery S.P.A.C.E, 9 W. Henry St.,

Got a baby in the belly? Local yogini Ann Carroll begins a new session of Prenatal Yoga today, continuing Tuesday and Thursday evenings for the next eight weeks. Along with nurturing their changing bodies, mothers-to-be will learn a mindful approach to prepare for the challenges to come. 6pm-7:15pm at 7116 Hodgson Memorial Drive. 912.704.7650 or ann@aikyayoga.com.

Actress Meredith Reed pays tribute the last of the red hot mamas as Sophie Tucker, the bawdy singer-comedienne who paved the way for the likes of Mae West, Bette Midler and Roseanne Barr. Tue-Sat 8pm, Sun 2pm. South Carolina Repertory Company, 136B Beach Road, HHI. $24-$28. 843.342.2057 or hiltonheadtheatre.com.

Garbage never looked so good as in Reincarnated: Art Showcasing Reduce, Reuse & Recycle, a challenge taken on by local artists to find creative, conscious ways to cut down on waste. Works include shoes made from tires, handbags fashioned out of magazines, sea glass mosaics and sculptures made from old computer parts. Opening reception: 6-8pm at Gallery S.P.A.C.E, 9 W. Henry St.,

Actress Meredith Reed pays tribute the last of the red hot mamas as Sophie Tucker, the bawdy singer-comedienne who paved the way for the likes of Mae West, Bette Midler and Roseanne Barr. Tue-Sat 8pm, Sun 2pm. South Carolina Repertory Company, 136B Beach Road, HHI. $24-$28. 843.342.2057 or hiltonheadtheatre.com.

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Garbage never looked so good as in Reincarnated: Art Showcasing Reduce, Reuse & Recycle, a challenge taken on by local artists to find creative, conscious ways to cut down on waste. Works include shoes made from tires, handbags fashioned out of magazines, sea glass mosaics and sculptures made from old computer parts. Opening reception: 6-8pm at Gallery S.P.A.C.E, 9 W. Henry St.,

Actress Meredith Reed pays tribute the last of the red hot mamas as Sophie Tucker, the bawdy singer-comedienne who paved the way for the likes of Mae West, Bette Midler and Roseanne Barr. Tue-Sat 8pm, Sun 2pm. South Carolina Repertory Company, 136B Beach Road, HHI. $24-$28. 843.342.2057 or hiltonheadtheatre.com.

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