February 22, 2025 // 2 PM - 5 PM
The Oyster Roast 2025
Grove Point // 2298 Grove Point Rd. // Savannah
Celebrating Georgia's Coast
There is no place like coastal Georgia. Precious, vulnerable and ours to conserve. For nearly 58 years, the Georgia Conservancy, with the support of individuals like you, has passionately worked to protect and conserve coastal Georgia. With celebration in our hearts and the future of Georgia’s coast on our minds, we invite you to our annual Oyster Roast, hosted at Grove Point in Savannah on Saturday, February 22.
The Oyster Roast will feature local oysters and clams from Sapelo Sea Farms, live music, Georgia-brewed beer, and much more!
OYSTER ROAST TICKETS & SPONORSHIPS
VERY IMPORTANT SHUCKER (VIS) TICKETS ($225)
VIS experience includes: all General Admission perks, plus early entry (1:30 PM), ASW Distillery specialty cocktails, wine, coastal delicacies from Erica Davis Lowcountry Catering, and a token of our appreciation.
GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS ($125)
General Admission experience includes: Sapelo Sea Farm oysters and clams, BBQ, local Georgia beer, GC-branded Sili pint glass, non-alcoholic refreshments, campfires, nature tours and talks, live music, and silent auction opportunities.
The Venue
Live Oaks, saltwater marsh and historic buildings - Savannah's GROVE POINT makes the perfect backdrop for celebrating Georgia's Coast. Graciously donated by Great Dane Trailers, this is a rare opportunity for guests to enjoy this historic property overlooking the Little Ogeechee. Thanks Great Dane!
The Oysters
Hands down, Charlie Phillips and SAPELO ISLAND SEA FARMS harvest some of the best clams and oysters we've ever enjoyed. Straight from Charlie's dock in Crescent, Georgia on Pelican Point, these bivalves could have landed in some of the finest restaurants on the East Coast - instead, they're on your table at our 2025 Oyster Roast!
2024 Oyster Roast Photos!
Did someone say photos? We've got photos! Huge thank you to Julian Buckmaster for volunteering his time and skills to take some amazing pictures. And thank you to Georgia Conservancy member Andre Turner for some incredible drone shots.
Georgia Conservancy's Coastal Office
Protecting our coast has been a priority of the Georgia Conservancy for more than 50 years. From the St. Marys River and Cumberland Island to the Port of Savannah and the beaches of Tybee, the Georgia Conservancy prides itself on being an advocate for and steward of our salt marsh, estuaries, maritime forests, and towering dunes. We maintain an office in historic downtown Savannah, headed by Coastal Director Courtney Reich, and are working on a range of projects to protect this precious natural resource. The Oyster Roast is an annual celebration of this important work and recognition of the incredible resources found along our more than 100 miles of sacred coastline.
Click here to read our coastal policy
Click here to learn about some of the coastal issues on which we are working
