Just because the year is ending, doesn’t mean we can’t welcome new beginnings. Savannah City Market is already home to 50+ merchants and artists. This Summer and Fall, we are adding some fresh experiences. Keep reading to see what’s new in Savannah City Market.

Mess Hall Truck Shop

Creative Hat-Making Fun
Mess Hall Truck Shop made a grand entrance to Savannah City Market with its flagship location in March 2024. Savannah’s first DIY “trucker hat bar” is now in a bigger location in Savannah City Market so even more guests can enjoy this fun, quirky, interactive experience. Come build custom trucker hats by choosing from a variety of patches, pins, and bling in a fun, cafeteria-style setup. It’s perfect for a solo activity or group outings — think birthday parties, bachelorette celebrations, or just a playful afternoon — complete with bubbly, music, and a “Hat Barista” to guide you.

Alpha Mare Gallery

Curated Collection of Art
Nestled atop the storied hustle and bustle of Savannah’s City Market, Alpha Mare Gallery has made its new home upstairs on the second floor at 312 W. St. Julian St. This inviting space of nine artists ushers in a fresh artistic pulse to the market while honoring its historic charm. The grand opening celebration on September 6, 2025 will include a creative scavenger hunt, complimentary refreshments and a chance to discover a variety of styles, mediums, and narratives — all with the iconic Bird Girl and her red balloon serving as a graceful emblem of the gallery’s presence.

Mia & Cat Retail Gallery

Rooted in love for people, patterns, and paint
Step into Mia & Cat, the newest art studio in Savannah City Market by artists, Mia Amanda and Cat Johnston. Here, cozy charm meets creative flair in every corner. Imagine soft pastel hues, shelves lined with artisanal homewares, handcrafted ceramics, and functional art that feel plucked from a storybook. Whether you’re picking up a hand-poured ceramic, a thoughtful painting, or a playful fan, Cat & Mia adds a sprinkle of delightful discovery to your market stroll making this studio a must-stop for both souvenirs and soulful finds. Get a first look at their Fall collection during a special grand opening celebration on September 28, 2025 complete with refreshments, wine and live music.

Vicki Hardy Visual Art

Evocative Photographic Work
Perched in Studio 105 at 309 West St. Julian Street, Vicki Hardy Visual Art brings an enchanting touch of coastal Georgia’s natural beauty directly into City Market. Vicki Hardy’s photography captures the soul of coastal Georgia with tidal marshes, barrier islands and elusive wildlife. Whether you’re on the lookout for a unique souvenir, a conversation-starting piece of art or just a moment of reflection amid the market’s bustle, Vicki Hardy’s gallery creates a peaceful haven with a distinctly coastal spirit.

Bear Hug Honey Company

A Sweet New Addition
Bear Hug Honey Company is buzzing into Savannah City Market in August 2025. This specialty honey shop is based in downtown Athens, GA and quickly became known for their handcrafted artisan and infused honeys such as vanilla bean, ginger, lavender and spicy sriracha. Alongside beeswax candles, all‑natural skincare and charming bee-themed home goods, Bear Hug Honey brings both sweetness and story to the Market. With their hallmark honey‑tasting bar and curated selection of local and international honeys, they’re set to offer visitors a rich, flavorful, and educational experience right in the heart of Savannah.

Test Kitchen SAV

All jewels. No rules.
This interactive charm necklace experience by Mess Hall Truck Shop is opening September 2025 offering endless possibilities. Expect an array of charms, from dainty initials and birthstones to symbolic icons at Test Kitchen SAV. Mix, match, and create your perfect necklace right on the spot. It’s the ultimate DIY jewelry experience — personal, playful, and completely one-of-a-kind.

Savannah Pirates & Treasure Museum 

Arrr, Let the Adventures Begin!
Anchoring the Fall lineup of City Market’s new attractions, the Savannah Pirates & Treasure Museum invites visitors into a swashbuckling world. Spanning 5,500 square feet, the immersive exhibit features high-tech displays, wax figures of infamous pirates, nautical artifacts, and local pirate lore — including diaries of Captain Caleb Davis. Complete with a pirate tavern offering drinks like Pirate Grog and West Indies Rum Punch with live sea shanties, this will be quite a voyage.