Savannah Folk Music Society exists to promote the enjoyment, preservation and evolution of the living art of folk music and dance. 

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Two Virtual Concerts Friday, March 5, 2021

Concerts in the age of Covid are supporting performers via live steamed music!

First Friday for Folk Music, Friday, March 5, 2021. 7:30-9:30 pm.  Two acts: Joe Nelson with James Pittman followed by Cory Chambers.

With close harmony singing combined with fiddle, guitar, mandolin, and banjo, James and Joe draw upon our rich musical heritage with fiddle tunes, bluegrass songs and country music classics to delight us this evening

Starts at 7:30pm at https://www.facebook.com/Joe.Nelson.330

Then at 8:30 enjoy Cory Chambers’ unique styling of blues and jazz at https://www.facebook.com/coryfchambers

SFMS pays FFFM performers, as if they were playing live on stage for you here in Savannah. Any support you wish to contribute via the Donate button, top of this page, will be appreciated, and is tax deductible. Or Join or Renew membership! It’s that time of year.

Contra Dances, Saturdays, 2020.  Still CANCELED, unfortunately.

Unfortunately, our socially close and aerobic contra dances must remain canceled due to continued efforts to defeat the spread of Covid-19.  We continue to invite  you to dance as if no one is watching.

Featured Performer

Mike and Amy Aiken, Livestream on December 4, at 7:30and 8:30p.m. of First Friday for Folk Music. www.facebook.com/mikeandamyaiken.

Who We Are
We are a society of music makers, appreciative listeners, and dancers.
We provide year-round, affordable access to acoustic music and dance, benefiting the greater Savannah community.
We define “Folk Music” broadly,
ranging from blues to bluegrass, from world music to country, from traditional to contemporary, from front porches to modern stages.
It’s “Roots Music”: playful, relaxing, thought-provoking and down-to-earth.
Some tunes are centuries old, others written yesterday. It’s acoustic, and often fun to sing along with, or to dance to.