For the 10th consecutive year, The National Society of The Colonial Dames of America in the State of Georgia is orchestrating another iconic Savannah event. The Annual Savannah Antiques and Architecture Weekend is a three-day series of presentations, tours, and events. We are dedicated to the promotion of Savannah’s robust historic preservation. As a non-profit event, all proceeds benefit The Andrew Low House Museum and The Green-Meldrim House, two of Savannah’s most important
historic houses.

Keynote Guest of Honor: India Hicks
In celebration of our 10th Anniversary, we pay tribute to the British influence on our region’s history and lifestyle with world-renowned designer, style icon, and activist India Hicks. As daughter of Lady Pamela Hicks and famed interior designer, David Hicks, India’s style blends her aristocratic British roots with a relaxed island lifestyle. She lives on a small island in the Caribbean where she raised her 5 children and now works on the fringes of fashion, interior décor, and the front lines of disaster relief.

India has often made bold life choices, which have led to a multi-faceted, unexpected journey. She has authored four design books, been an on-air personality for networks ranging from Bravo to the BBC and has had her hand in the design world for over two decades - from hotels to home collections. She will be signing her latest book on her mother, Lady Pamela, as well as her lifestyle books, Island Style, and A Slice of England at the Keynote Luncheon during our events this year.

She is an executive board member for Global Empowerment Mission, a disaster relief agency where she joins teams on the ground in the aftermath of both natural and man-made disasters, most significantly traveling to Ukraine’s front lines every few months since the invasion. India is also a patron for The King’s Trust, raising awareness and funding to help young women who face disadvantage and adversity transform their lives.

Special Tours of the Andrew Low House Museum and the Green-Meldrim House
Special tours of our benefactor houses will be offered this year. Guests will enjoy exclusive tours of the Andrew Low House Museum’s off-tour rooms with ghost tales and history not shared on public tours, and will be treated to an English Tea at the Green-Meldrim House and learn about Charles Green and his English Victorian connections.

Meet & Greet Reception With India Hicks
Thursday, March 5, 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Harper Fowlkes House, 230 Barnard Street
Join us for an intimate reception at the Harper Fowlkes House with India Hicks featuring signature cocktails made with her husband, David Flint Wood’s, Idle Assembly brand of rum. The evening will feature hors d’oeuvres and live tropical-island-inspired background music.
Sponsored by Harper Fowlkes House, Vance Peacock and Darren Breyenton, and Betty Youles.

Grand Gala With India Hicks
Friday, March 6, 6:30 – 9:30 p.m.
Green-Meldrim House, 14 W. Macon Street
Our Grand Gala at the Green-Meldrim House with India Hicks features cocktails, heavy appetizers and other dishes and a chance to bid on our Online Auction Items. The dancing continues this year with live music featuring some of India Hicks’s favorite music from Caribbean Island tunes to
upbeat popular music.
Sponsored by Green-Meldrim House.

Keynote Luncheon Featuring India Hicks
Saturday, March 7, 11:00 a.m.
Keynote Presentation; 12:00 p.m. Book Signing and Luncheon
Amethyst Ballroom and Myrtle and Rose
JW Marriott, 500 W River Street
Join India Hicks for her presentation on British Roots and Island Style where she will be sharing stories of her mother, Lady Pamela Hicks, and also her elegant yet relaxed island lifestyle. The presentation will be held in the Amethyst Ballroom at the JW Marriott followed by a rooftop luncheon at Myrtle & Rose overlooking the Savannah River. India will be signing her latest book on her mother, Lady Pamela, as well as her lifestyle books, Island Style, and A Slice of England at the Luncheon.
Sponsored by Mr. Richard Kessler and Plant Riverside District.

Private House Tour: The Mary Hammond House, 121 East Gwinnett Street
Each year we feature a prominent private historic home for an exclusive tour and reception for our attendees. This year’s home is the historic Mary Hammond Home, built in 1884 and designed by John B. Nevitt. It is one of Savannah’s finest Italianate Victorian houses.
Sponsored by Leslie and Jim Durham.

Online Auction
Bid high and bid often on great objects, art, experiences, and services. All purchases go to support the Andrew Low House Museum and
the Green-Meldrim House.

For tickets and details visit: www.savantiquesweekend.com
Link to images. HERE.