Each year, various City departments collaborate on the 100 Days of Summer initiative to offer positive, engaging programs that provide youth with meaningful alternatives during the summer months. This year, Community Services, Savannah Police Department, and Savannah Fire Department will offer a variety of programs during 100 Days of Summer, including camps, outdoor movie nights, and more.

Community Services programming highlights include a Summer Youth Employment and Violence Intervention Program, summer visual and performing arts camps, and summer sports leagues. Additionally on May 23, the Sundown Cinema series will host the movie Inside Out 2 at Forest Hills Park at 7:30 p.m. This event was originally scheduled for May 16 but will be moved due to forecasted weather conditions. 

Savannah Fire Department will host the annual Camp Ignite in July. This free, all-girls camp is designed to introduce participants to careers in the fire service and inspire future leaders. Savannah Police Department will host several activities in June, including Juneteenth events, Magic Marc summer shows, and a Citizens Police Academy.

More information on 100 Days of Summer programming can be found at savannahga.gov/100daysofsummer.