Colonial Faire & Muster, Wormsloe

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A historical reenactor dressed in 18th-century military attire walks through a wooded area at the Colonial Faire & Muster at Wormsloe, Savannah, with a crowd of spectators and tents in the background.

The first weekend in February brings a popular celebration to historic Wormsloe each year, with colorful reenactors and period vendors on hand.

Four people in historical costumes dancing at the Savannah Colonial Faire & Muster, with two men dressed in colonial attire and two women in period dresses.

Colonial-era dances are always a popular activity and the public is encouraged to join in.

A woman in historical attire stirring a pot over an open fire in a campsite at the Colonial Faire & Muster in Savannah, with a tent and straw bales nearby.

One can really appreciate the difficult lives of Georgia’s first settlers, especially on a damp, cold day.

Three women dressed in historical clothing sit at a table in a forested area at the Colonial Faire & Muster in Savannah, engaged in conversation. The table is covered with a floral tablecloth and various handmade items, including baskets and crafting materials.

These ladies were braiding belts and had some for sale, giving a nice demonstration of Colonial crafts.

Three participants in historical costumes walking through a wooded area at Wormsloe during Savannah's Colonial Faire & Muster, with tents and a crowd in the background.

These reenactors have an obvious passion for history.

Four men in historical military attire engage in conversation at the Colonial Faire & Muster, Wormsloe, Savannah.

The colorful dress of the militia men will definitely get your attention.

Two men in historical military attire at the Savannah Colonial Faire & Muster, displaying vintage uniforms and holding weapons.

The event attracts people of all ages. If you’re ever in Savannah the first weekend of February, check out the Colonial Faire & Muster. Even if the weather isn’t always at its best, t’s a great way to celebrate Georgia history.

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