Enjoy the ocean breezes, live music and fireworks from the majestic Tybee Pier & Pavilion at the 3rd Annual Tybee Island Labor Day Beach Bash on Sunday, September 5th from 7:00 p.m. to 10 p.m.

Free live entertainment starts at 7pm with Gary Roland and The Landsharks Band! The Landsharks have performed with Jimmy Buffett and opened for several major artists, including The Beach Boys, Patti Labelle, Three Dog Night and Inner Circle. After performing with them Jimmy Buffett proclaimed that “The Landsharks are showmen, they’re fun. They’re a fun band” and also said “Funny thing was, The Landsharks knew the songs better than I did. And I love some of their arrangements.”

Spectacular fireworks under the stars start at 9:15 pm or at dark followed by more music until 10pm. Most nearby bars and restaurants will be open throughout the event to purchase food and refreshments.

The 3rd Annual Tybee Island Labor Day Beach Bash is sponsored by the Tybee Island Tourism Council, TybeeFest and Southern Eagle Distributors proudly distributing Landshark Lager, a Jimmy Buffet Margaritaville style brew.

Cost: Free to the public

More Info: 912.786.5444 or toll free 800.868.2322, www.tybeevisit.com

The Rock House is celebrating it’s first anniversary with an 80’s Prom night style.  There will be great music- Liquid Ginger- with special guests electricparK. Fun stuff & drink specials all night!!

Cost: Free entry with costume, $10 cover if not.

More Info: visit www.rockhousetybee.com/rockhouse/

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The Red List return to Tybee Island, this time to headline the Rock House! If you still haven’t caught this band yet, you really need to come out and support these local bands before they get picked up!

Cost: No cover

More info: Event Facebook Page

Celebrate Independence Day with the annual fireworks show at the Tybee Pier and Pavilion!

Cost: Free

More info: 912.786.5444

Tybee Island threw a humongous fit, just in time for the holiday weekend. Voted one of the world’s fittest beaches two years in a row, the little island that could lived up to its name on June 3 with a gigantic fitness event.

Held from 8 to 10 a.m. at the Tybee Island Pier and Pavilion, hundreds joined in the classes offered by Olympic trainer Michael Banks, of BodybyBanks.com and Drew and Shazi Edmonds, of Train Me 24/7 – the same team that helped Savannah native and Style Network reality star Rudy Gettinger lose nearly 200 pounds.

This Independence Day weekend, Savannah offers plenty of ways to celebrate life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. But if you want to enjoy the 4th with fireworks in downtown Savannah or Tybee Island, the day will also include a search for a good place to watch–and of course the pursuit of parking.

On Saturday the 3rd, Tybee will host its annual fireworks show from the Tybee Pier. Tybee Island Parking Services offered a few tips on how to celebrate freedom parking ticket-free.

Join a marine science educator on an one-hour guided discovery walk along Tybee’s beach to learn about coastal Georgia’s tides, dunes, and the wildlife that live in and around the ocean. 

Cost: Walks, Talks, and Treks are $10 per participant, kids three and under free

More Info: visit  tybeemarinescience.org/beach-discovery-walk

Beach lovers and tourists joined hands with environmentalists at noon Saturday to build a human boom on Tybee Island against drilling for oil off the U. S. coast. Many came to show their outrage over the Gulf oil spill. Carol Coney, an Atlanta travel agent, shared the sentiments of many who came, “As soon as I heard about the horrible BP oil spill, I got on the Internet to see what I could do to help. I found “Hands Across the Sand” and followed their lead on actions being taken across the country and the world.”

Hands Across the Sand is an organization formed in February by Seaside, Florida resident Dave Rauschkolb in response to President Obama’s announcement to expand offshore oil drilling. Rauschkold has seen his association expand internationally. And on July 26, in over 900 communities all over the world, thousands joined hands against offshore drilling.