Join us St. Paddy’s weekend for WharfStop at The Park at Eastern Wharf! WharfStop will take place Saturday, March 15 from 2-6 p.m. and is free and open to the public.

Featuring live music from four local bands all afternoon, you don’t want to miss it. Bow Tie BBQ, 520 Wings and La Chalupa Food Trucks will be on site, plus you can pick up food and drinks from Squirrel’s and bar by fleeting.

The Lineup:

  • 2pm Lyn Avenue

  • 3pm Isaac Smith Band

  • 4pm Wymberly

  • 5pm Donna Savage

Valet Lot Parking will also be available for $25 from 12-7 pm in addition to the City of Savannah’s Eastern Wharf Parking Garage.

 

Lyn Avenue

Born and raised in Savannah, GA, Lyn Avenue is an established Country/Americana duo bringing you catchy, compelling stories with genuine southern charm. Over the last few years, Lyn Avenue has honed a sound that's both timeless in its classic-inspired songwriting yet refreshingly modern in its genre-blending and originality. Driven by rich vocals, electrifying leads, and boot stomping rhythms, Lyn Avenue is a burning ember of authentic country music.

Isaac Smith Band

Isaac Smith is an Americana singer-songwriter from Savannah Georgia. Most of Smiths music contains themes of romance, longing, heartbreak and redemption. He is known for his bellowing vocals and dynamic musical sounds through guitar, piano, and violin.

As a violinist, Isaac has backed many artists, including Paul McDonald, Ed Roland (collective soul), Randal Bramblett, Chloe Agnew, Maggie Rose, Mike Ferris, Time Sawyer, and many more. Currently on tour with Cordovas.

Wymberly

Savannah’s up & coming jam band, Wymberly; a six piece psychedelic rock group whose music spans from originals to favorited covers from bands such as Grateful Dead and the Talking Heads. You will soon begin to experience the depths of sound and vibration delivered from melodic piano entries, to aggressive guitar fills, and earth shaking percussion. These six musicians extend themselves as a force of music, expressive as well as articulate. Immerse yourself.

Donna Savage

Donna Savage continues to drive garage rock and roll into the ears of Savannah.

The live shows are sporadic, unpredictable, interactive and dangerous. Yes, there are loud guitars. Yes, they remain masked. Yes there will be fountains of toilet paper. Yes, there will be donuts!!