Events in Conway, SC

Trace the beginnings of Myrtle Beach and its World War II chapter on a narrated trolley ride that paints a picture of daily life amid offshore U-boat dangers and the arrival of German prisoners of war. The itinerary features visits to Pine Lakes Country Club and the Historic Myrtle Beach Colored School Museum. Ride in comfort in an enclosed, climate controlled trolley.

Casual pickup soccer takes place in North Myrtle Beach. These informal sessions bring players together for friendly matches in a simple pickup format.

Celebrate the sound of Sinatra as The Ultimate Sinatra brings a special tribute to the Asher Theater in Myrtle Beach. With a nod to Come Fly with Me, it offers a memorable night devoted to music that never goes out of style.

The 13th Annual USAB World Series brings together 35-and-older baseball players for a wood-bat tournament, with all participants required to meet the age minimum and metal spikes not allowed. This edition introduces two skill tiers so teams can choose the best fit... an A Division for top-level, ultra-competitive play and a B Division that remains competitive with a more recreational feel. Teams move through pool play into a postseason that may include quarterfinals as needed, followed by semifinals and a championship. Each team is guaranteed five games, every matchup runs nine innings, and depending on bracket outcomes a club could play up to eight games in total. Champions earn a commemorative US Adult Baseball World Series team award, every player on the winning roster receives a World Series ring, the runners-up take home a commemorative team award, and a Most Valuable Player is named for the title game. The individual entry fee is $150 per player with rosters of at least 15. That fee covers liability and medical insurance, game balls, lineup cards and scorebooks, a public address announcer with walk-up music and a scoreboard operator at every game, two umpires per contest and three for the finals, five guaranteed games, postseason play in each division, awards for champions and runners-up, World Series rings for the individual champions, and recognition for the championship game MVP. To secure a place in the tournament, teams submit a non-refundable $350 deposit at registration.

Explore a cozy small-town market featuring local creators, handcrafted goods, baked treats, and more. Prospective vendors can email Sonja at myoliveshack@gmail.com for details. Booth fees are collected in person at the event, so do not send payments through private messages, Facebook, Venmo, or PayPal. If anything seems questionable or you want to verify information, call 571-247-3841.

Settle into a climate-controlled trolley for a narrated journey from the Myrtle Beach area to the fishing community of Murrells Inlet and beyond. Over the course of two hours, hear beloved local ghost tales without any staged sightings, learn about pirates said to have frequented these shores three centuries ago, and explore stories of influential families whose legacies reached across the nation. This experience serves as an introduction to notable places along the route rather than extended time at attractions. Brief step-off moments lasting only a few minutes are planned at The Gardener’s Cottage at Brookgreen Gardens, The Pawleys Island Hammock Shops Village, and a scenic overlook in Murrells Inlet that is ideal for photos.

Fossil Rockers make an appearance at Ocean Annie's.

Casual pickup games take place at Doug Shaw Stadium on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Play may be on the main field or move to other fields at the venue.

Member Appreciation is held monthly during Open Jump, typically on the third Thursday except in March when it shifts to the fourth Thursday, and continues throughout the year. All are welcome, including Annual Passholders. The event includes games and prizes, plus added perks for Members and Annual Passholders such as a free slice of pizza and a drink. Members receive a Free Buddy benefit with their Monthly Membership, with Basic Members getting one Buddy Pass per month and Elite Members getting two. Featured attractions include the Air Court, Lil’ Ninja, and the reimagined Ninja Course. A giveaway is part of the event, and one Member or Annual Passholder may win a prize revealed on the bottom of a plate. Buddies are encouraged to become members to enjoy the same benefits and access to Sky Zone.

A cornhole tournament at Kyle's Cornhole Boards welcomes both beginners and seasoned players. The Tailgate Bracket is $10 for casual and first-time players, and the Advanced Bracket is $15 per player. No partner is needed because teams are drawn at random. After two warm-up games, teams are seeded into a double-elimination bracket, and every participant will play at least four games. It offers an easy entry point for learning the game, working on airmails, and taking part in friendly competition.

A casual, drop-in gathering with MBDA staff focused on conversations about downtown Myrtle Beach. The come and go format means visitors can stop by at any point during the event. Coffee and light refreshments are provided, and everyone is welcome.

This weekly farmers market, presented by the City of North Myrtle Beach, highlights locally grown produce and handmade goods. Browse fruits and vegetables, local honey, farm fresh eggs, meats, baked treats, artisanal soaps, potted plants, knife sharpening services, handmade jewelry, coffee, pottery, and more. Selections vary from week to week. Those interested in becoming a vendor can call 843-839-4488 for details. Organizers state they will never ask for money by text or online to help protect against scams.

This monthly scrapbooking meetup welcomes participants to work on their own scrapbook pages or any other projects they choose. The cost is $15. Door prize drawings take place throughout the day, with a grand prize announced at the end. Seating is limited, so advance registration and payment are requested to reserve a spot.

City Lights performs live onstage at The Hangout with a set of classic pop and rock favorites from the 80s, 90s, 2000s, and beyond.

Create a custom lazy susan in this mixed media art class using acrylic paint and resin, with the option to add sparkly details or shells. Choose a 15 or 18 inch size, or select a wall art version if a tabletop piece is not the right fit. You pick the colors and design. All materials and supplies are provided, and you are welcome to bring your own shells for a personal touch. Finished pieces need about three days to dry, so a return visit is required to pick up your artwork.

Baseball takes center stage in Myrtle Beach with a Stingerdraft weekend played under the lights at Styers Athletic Complex, formerly Grand Park, where all turf fields set the scene. A full entry player package includes two custom Stinger jerseys, a pair of Stinger batting gloves, premium shorts, a Flex Fit Superdraft hat or visor, and event entry. The experience is planned as a festival-style weekend with food, drinks, music, and side games, creating plenty to enjoy on and off the field. Bats are provided for every game, with Stinger supplying current BBCOR and USSSA models from leading brands for shared use, and personal bats are not permitted to ensure fair play and to keep illegal or overly hot equipment out of the game. Tiered signup windows are available, with earlier registration offering the best value, including up to $50 in savings and as many as 25 loyalty points. Later windows move to standard pricing at $249.99 with 5 loyalty points, with other options such as $224.99 and 15 loyalty points depending on when registration is completed. If a player registers but does not attend, refunds are not issued, and Stinger will ship the included player gear.

Now expanded, this sunset luau cruise brings Hawaiian vibes to the Grand Strand. Glide along the Intracoastal as live hula dancers and island music create an authentic onboard celebration. After returning to the dock, the evening wraps up with a live fire show for a dramatic finish on the water. This locally owned, family friendly outing is designed for all ages. Tickets are $45 for adults and $31 for kids.

MOTO's hosts Fossil Rockers.

Settle in at Sugrue's Pub & Eatery for an evening of music paired with food and drinks.

Asleep at the Wheel brings the Riding High tour, marking 55 years of Texas Western swing. The show features songs from the 32nd album, Riding High in Texas, alongside classic favorites from across the catalog. A high-energy, danceable set is delivered by a lineup that blends longtime members with new voices, including Ian Stewart.

Caravan of Stars Sock Hop transforms GTS Theatre in Myrtle Beach into a retro celebration of the 1950s and 1960s, delivering classic hits with upbeat energy and a playful, vintage vibe. The show spans silky doo wop through the first bursts of rock and roll, mixing beloved favorites with surprise moments that keep the crowd engaged. Presented in a cozy cabaret setting, it creates a close-up, feel-good atmosphere where audiences find themselves singing along and applauding to the rhythm.

Presented by GATOR 107.9, this weekly Free Show Friday takes place at the Grand Strand's home for free live music. Guests can arrive early for the PayDay Friday drawing and stay for performances from some of the area's bands.

An annual golf tournament fundraiser at Heritage Club supports Journey Christian Academy with a day of golf and community. Participants play 18 holes with a cart, enjoy breakfast and lunch buffets, and compete in men’s, women’s, and mixed divisions with prizes for each. Additional offerings include a hole in one prize and raffles. Registration is $135 per player or $500 per team. All proceeds directly benefit JCA and its work in the community.

The Town of Surfside Beach and the Keep Surfside Beach Beautiful Committee are hosting a Beach Sweep at the Holiday Inn Oceanfront. The event is family friendly, and bags and gloves will be supplied. Attendees are encouraged to bring a non perishable donation for South Strand Helping Hand. All participating vendors have already been notified, and vendor registration is closed. Registration or payments for town events are accepted only through the official town website or in person at Surfside Beach Town Hall, not through social media. Please be mindful of potential scammers.

Aynor, South Carolina comes alive for the 46th annual Aynor Harvest Hoe-Down Festival, a long-running community tradition that fills the town with festivities and fun. The festival is presented by the Pilot Club of Aynor, Inc.

Regular pickup sessions are held at Doug Shaw Stadium on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. They take place either on the main field or on the other fields.

An instructor-led ASM Basic 100 series class will be held at Horry Georgetown Technical College, Grand Strand Campus. Lead instructors are Peter Ham, RN, and Lisa Moody, RN, with Mark Moody as the assisting instructor. The class is open to the general public, but prior completion of the 100 series class in 2024, 2025, or 2026 is required. Thanks to sponsorship from the Lovely Law Firm, attendance is free, a $175 value, and includes all class materials, a patch, a certificate, and lunch provided by the sponsor. Each session also features a giveaway of a Cruiser Trauma Pack. Capacity is limited to 20 participants. For more information or help with registration, email info@roadguardians.org or call 262-706-3278.

Artist and instructor Kevin Anderson leads a monthly figure drawing course built on classical methods, combining live demonstrations with hands-on work from a live model. Sessions focus on principles inspired by the old masters, including composition, proportion and block-in, and the development of form and volume. Participants apply these ideas in pencil, charcoal, pastel, or paint to elevate their expressive skills. Expect clear instruction on classical terminology and technique, demonstrations that walk through the four essential stages of a figure drawing, extended practice from a live model, and individualized critique throughout. This class welcomes anyone seeking structured guidance in classical figure drawing or painting and dedicating focused time to build confidence and make tangible progress. Tuition is $95 per month. Artists may bring the medium they prefer, though graphite is recommended for those still developing fundamentals. Suggested materials include three graphite pencils spanning hard, medium, and soft grades, a kneaded eraser, and larger drawing paper around 24 by 18 inches, with newsprint acceptable at a minimum of 11 by 14 inches. An easel is strongly recommended but optional.

Discover affordable, artisanal, 100% natural goat’s milk soap at the Valor Park Farmers Market in Market Commons.

Valor Park Farmers Market is a weekly gathering of local growers, makers, and specialty vendors. Browse seasonal fruits and vegetables, local honey, farm fresh eggs, meats, and baked goods. Discover handcrafted items such as artisanal soaps, handmade jewelry, and pottery, and pick up potted plants. Services and refreshments are available too, including knife sharpening and coffee, with additional options appearing regularly. Offerings may change weekly. For vendor inquiries, call the office at 843-839-4488 for more information. Money is never requested over text or online to help protect against scams.

Tell It Circle is a facilitated gathering for storytellers, authors, and creatives who want to turn lived experience into clear, compelling words. Whether you are drafting a book, shaping a speech, or developing a personal brand, this circle is designed to help you craft a strong narrative. Each meeting blends creative writing exercises, storytelling techniques, short lessons, group sharing with feedback, author coaching moments, and practical next steps you can put into practice right away. A new theme is introduced each month so first timers and returning participants can explore fresh ideas. Participants build confidence sharing their stories, receive thoughtful input from a professional author and coach, learn new techniques each month, gain momentum on larger projects such as a book, blog, brand, or public speaking, and connect with a supportive creative community. This monthly series takes place on the third Saturday. Sessions run two hours, with a 90 minute workshop followed by 30 minutes for networking and Q&A. The experience is offered in person at Vision Arts Gallery, with space for 20 participants in the room and unlimited access via livestream. The circle is led by Cheli Grace, a six time Wiley published author, speaker, and educator. She is the founder of Virtual Book School and the Book to Millions Method and supports visionary women, creatives, and entrepreneurs as they share their stories, write their books, and build their brands. She created Tell It Circle to spark creativity, strengthen confidence, and provide actionable steps toward visibility and publishing. An award winning former school principal and national media contributor, she brings more than two decades of experience in education, leadership, and publishing to every session.

This Coastal North SC Area Team workshop focuses on Operation Christmas Child 2026. It offers practical ideas to help churches, groups, and schools build excitement for the shoebox packing season, along with time to share strategies and connect with local volunteers. Each project leader who attends receives a carton of 50 Operation Christmas Child boxes. Refreshments, fellowship, and giveaways are planned. The workshop takes place at Ocean View Baptist Church.

A playful day on the farm features pirate themed activities for kids and adults. The theme celebrates National Dress Like a Pirate Day. Guests dressed as pirates get free admission. Contests with prizes take place throughout the day. Meet and feed a variety of animals, with feed available for purchase at the gate, and spend time in the kids activity area. Admission is $10 for ages 3 and up, and children 2 and under are free. Local vendors and food trucks may be on site, with updates to come. Vendor applications are being accepted at sc5starfarmvendors@gmail.com. This outdoor event will share weather related updates on its Facebook page.

Enjoy a day filled with music, delicious food, and craft beer.

Part of the Road To The Festival Series, this free songwriter showcase at LandShark Bar & Grill North Myrtle Beach features six artists sharing original music in the lead-up to the Myrtle Beach Songwriters Festival. Admission is open to the public at no cost, and voluntary donations are welcomed to support the Songs That Save Foundation and its work to bring the festival to the community. Proceeds from the festival benefit Backpack Buddies. The showcase invites music fans to hear new songs, support the artists, and contribute to building something meaningful for Myrtle Beach.

Mr. Nigel and Friends bring an upbeat party to The Hangout, filling the evening with lively energy and good vibes from start to finish.

Nightfall Faire transforms the Labyrinth Walking Community Room into a thoughtfully curated marketplace featuring a select group of local and regional makers. Explore original artwork, mindful self-care goods, distinctive wearables, and other handcrafted pieces you will not find at big-box stores, all created by people who care deeply about their craft. The setting is intentionally cozy and carefully curated, which keeps the energy vibrant and the offerings fresh from one market to the next. Admission is free. Because the event is kept small on purpose, standout items can go quickly, so arriving early can help you secure something special. Vendor opportunities are available, and official communication about participation comes only from Charlotte or the Labyrinth Walking official account.

One Night in Memphis returns to the Alabama Theatre at Barefoot Landing with a high-energy salute to the storied Sun Records roster. Enjoy more than 90 minutes of live music honoring Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Elvis Presley, brought to life by a rockabilly band that blends rockabilly, country, gospel, and classic 1950s rock and roll. The performance invites audiences to revisit the roots of rock and roll and celebrate the artists who helped shape generations.

The Tonez bring their live show to Spanish Galleon Beach Club during Fall SOS. Entry is complimentary for SOS cardholders. For reserved seating, contact Julian Fowler at 843-617-3433.

Unroll your mat in the yard at Crooked Hammock Brewery for a welcoming yoga session suitable for every level, from complete beginners to seasoned yogis. The class style rotates between calming yin and gentle slow flow. Each ticket includes a post-class beverage, with your choice of a draft or a nonalcoholic drink. Pricing is $15 for locals and $20 for visitors, and kids participate for free. Sign up ahead of time on Eventbrite or simply arrive and pay on site, with cash and Venmo accepted. If you need a mat, text 843-605-1751 at least 24 hours in advance and one can be provided. Sessions run rain or shine, and a covered space is available in wet weather.

Celebrate with sensory friendly family bowling where the music stays low, the lights are bright, and there is plenty of space to move around. Games cost $1 per person and shoe rental is $1. A food special is available that includes a choice of hot dog, chicken nuggets, or grilled cheese with chips and a 12 oz soda for $5.53. Later in the event there will be a group Happy Birthday song if everyone is comfortable, followed by complimentary cupcakes provided by Kroger’s Carolina Forest, so birthday kids can celebrate among friends. Parents and caregivers are required to attend and remain for the duration.

Set stress aside and settle into a restorative sound bath that encourages deep relaxation, a grounded state, and a sense of peace. While resting comfortably, you will be immersed in the resonant tones of singing bowls, drums, and other instruments that gently quiet the mind, soothe the nervous system, and help restore balance throughout the body. Many people leave feeling calm, clear, light, and grounded, with potential benefits that include stress relief, nervous system support, emotional release, improved sleep, and an overall sense of well-being. To get the most from the experience, bring a yoga mat, blanket, pillow, or any cozy items that help you feel fully supported while lying down. Arrive as you are, recline, breathe, and let the sound do the work.

Food lovers and culinary creators come together for the second annual eatMYR, a culinary celebration of the Grand Strand that benefits #scneedshelp. This private event at The Boathouse brings together acclaimed chefs, caterers, restaurants, and rising talents for an afternoon focused on flavor, community, and purpose. Attendees can sample local eats, sip regional spirits and beer, enjoy live entertainment, and relax in a welcoming backyard-style setting made for friends, family, and fun. The theme embraces 90s country vibes, with Neon Moon - Cassette Tape Country taking the outdoor stage. Expect a lively blend of great food and crowd-pleasing tunes while the event spotlights the local food scene and raises awareness for #scneedshelp.

Season three brings live original music back to Nance Plaza in downtown Myrtle Beach, shifting late night festival energy into a daytime setting. The lineup features touring acts from across the Southeast alongside homegrown artists. All ages are welcome and there is no cover. The series is presented with support from The Chambers Law Firm, Grand Strand Brewing Company, and The Midtown Inn and Cottages.

Casual, pickup-style soccer takes place at Market Commons.

At Boteco VIP, a weekly jazz jam brings together local musicians for live performances in a laid-back setting centrally located in downtown Myrtle Beach. Cocktails and food are available, and the music sets an easygoing mood. Whether you enjoy jazz, play an instrument, or simply want a relaxed night out, all are welcome to unwind as the weekend wraps up.

Returning after strong demand and a previous visit that filled the venue, Beginnings: A Celebration of the Music of Chicago channels the high-voltage spirit of Chicago's renowned live shows at The Carolina Opry Theater. Spanning more than five decades of hits from the iconic American band, the performance highlights a catalog that includes five number-one albums and over twenty top ten singles. The show features dynamic renditions of favorites like "Beginnings," "Make Me Smile," "25 or 6 to 4," "Call on Me," "Saturday in the Park," "You're the Inspiration," "I've Been Searchin' So Long," and "Hard to Say I'm Sorry." This high-energy tribute offers a journey through Chicago's signature sound, suitable for all ages and crafted for a memorable musical experience.

Here Comes The Sun Band presents a spirited salute to Elton John and Billy Joel, showcasing the songs that made both artists global favorites. Five versatile vocalists and multi-instrumentalists lead the performance, featuring Dustin Brayley on vocals and guitar, Ryan Guerra on guitar and keyboards, Paul Babelay on drums, Eric Anthony on bass and vocals, and Ryan Dunn on guitar and vocals, with special guest vocalist and pianist Nat Zegree. Expect chart-toppers from Rocket Man to Piano Man and plenty of sing along moments for fans of both catalogs. VIP tickets include preferred parking, a wine and small bites reception, a souvenir glass, complimentary shuttle to the concert site, and preferred seating, with a limited number available. All ticket holders have chairs beneath the concert tent, and advance tickets are required. Seating is general admission without a VIP ticket. Beverages and light refreshments are available for purchase, and outside food, drinks, and coolers are not permitted.

The 13th Annual USAB World Series showcases 25+ wood-bat baseball with two skill tiers designed to match different levels of competition. The A Division is geared toward top-tier play, while the B Division remains competitive with a more recreational tone. All participants must use wood bats, and metal cleats are not allowed. Teams in the 25+ bracket may include up to three players aged 22 to 24, as long as those players do not pitch. The tournament opens with pool play and moves into a playoff bracket, guaranteeing each team five games, all nine innings long. Postseason rounds include semifinals and a championship, with quarterfinals added if needed. Depending on the final field size, teams may play as many as eight games. Champions receive a commemorative team award, every player on the winning roster earns championship rings, the runner-up team also takes home a commemorative team award, and a Championship Game MVP is honored. Entry is $150 per player with a minimum roster of 15, and a nonrefundable $350 team deposit is required at registration to secure a spot. The entry package covers participant liability and medical insurance, game balls, lineup cards, and scorebooks. Every game features public address announcing with walk-up music and a scoreboard operator. Two umpires are assigned to each game, with a third added for the finals. The package also includes the five-game guarantee, divisional playoffs, and all team and individual awards.

Leanne Morgan, known for her first Netflix special, I’m Every Woman, brings a warm Southern style and down-to-earth comedy to the stage. Rooted in her rural Tennessee background, she shares personable stories about family life and everyday moments. With over 25 years in stand-up, she has cultivated a loyal following, and her material connects with people from many walks of life.

Stand-up comedian Leanne Morgan brings her down-to-earth wit and Southern flair to the stage for two performances. Known for the Netflix special I’m Every Woman, she has spent more than two decades cultivating a loyal fan base. Raised in rural Tennessee, she shares humorous stories about family life and everyday moments, weaving real-life experiences into her set.

The Chris Sacks Band performs live on the outdoor stage at The Hangout, bringing an open-air concert experience.

A lively contest during SOS featuring randomly paired partners and unpredictable music for a lighthearted good time. Cash prizes are provided by Gone Coastal Carts North.

The Pink Ribbon Run offers 10K, 5K, and 1 mile distances, and participants may take on all three to earn an extra challenge medal. Open to runners and walkers, it supports the fight against breast cancer and contributes more to local breast cancer nonprofits than any other race in the Grand Strand area. Registration is available, and participants may use discount code DUNWELL15.

Pink Ribbon Run blends community spirit with a full slate of races, offering a 10K, 5K, and 1 Mile. Participants who complete all three can earn an extra Challenge Medal, making it four medals in a single morning. All courses start and finish in the marina area at Barefoot Resort in North Myrtle Beach, setting a lively scene for runners and spectators. In partnership with The Grand Strand Running Club and guided by the #NoOneFightsAlone mission, 100% of fundraising and tribute sign proceeds support local charities that assist those affected by cancer. Participants can fundraise, invite friends, and purchase personalized tribute signs for $20 to honor loved ones along Dedication Drive, Karen’s Corner, and Shelly’s Lane, or to celebrate a survivor. Arriving early helps keep race morning smooth. Awards recognize the top three overall women and men, the top three masters women and men, and 5-year age group finishers in the 10K and 5K.

DiamondCo LLC and JJH Anime Figures will both have tables at this event. Attendees are welcome to visit and show support.

Held at Lakewood Camping Resort, this observance honors victims and recognizes the families affected by homicide and missing persons. It offers a quiet time for remembrance, reflection, and mutual support, bringing people together in compassion and solidarity.

The Conscious Soul Festival brings a weekend focused on inspiration, meaningful connections, and personal transformation to Grand Park Lake at Market Common in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Over two days, it weaves together live music, artistic experiences, holistic wellness, and a welcoming community. Guests can explore wellness offerings grounded in holistic practices, participate in yoga and movement workshops, and engage with immersive art. The program also includes spiritual and energy healing sessions. Local makers showcase sustainable, eco-conscious goods, creating a marketplace that aligns with mindful living. Throughout the weekend there are many chances to meet people and build lasting connections. Opportunities are available for sponsors, as well as artists, musicians, yoga teachers, workshop facilitators, and vendors.

A tribute show celebrating the music and legacy of Stevie Nicks. This event offers a warm salute to her unmistakable voice and style, highlighting the timeless songs and moods that have defined her career. Enjoy a nostalgic atmosphere that honors the spirit of the originals and the enduring appeal of her sound.

A four hour guided kayak tour explores the Murrells Inlet salt marsh. Paddlers head to the jetties to watch the sunset and the moon rise over the ocean, then return by the light of the full moon. This experience is offered once a month. The group meets at Oyster Shell Recycling Landing, about three quarters of a mile north of the main entrance to Huntington Beach State Park on the ocean side of Route 17.

Ann Wilson, recognized worldwide as a founding member and the lead singer-songwriter of the boundary-pushing band Heart, brings a concert to Alabama Theatre. The performance carries the same energy and spirit she showed during a memorable night at The Kennedy Center before Led Zeppelin, spotlighting the voice at the center of Heart.

The Beach Boys bring their Sounds of Summer 2026 Tour to the Alabama Theatre at Barefoot Landing in North Myrtle Beach. Co-founded by Mike Love, the group’s lead singer and chief lyricist, the band will showcase the harmonies and energy behind hits like Surfin’ USA, Surfer Girl, Fun, Fun, Fun, I Get Around, California Girls, Help Me, Rhonda, Barbara Ann, Good Vibrations, Wouldn’t It Be Nice, Rock and Roll Music, and Kokomo. With over 100 million records sold worldwide and more than 33 RIAA Platinum and Gold awards, this appearance highlights a storied legacy in American music. Two performances are scheduled.

Presented by Interfor, the 23rd annual Chamber Golf Classic takes place at Wachesaw Plantation Club. Sponsorship opportunities are available and registration is open. The day begins with check in at Magnolia's, followed by tournament instructions and a shotgun start. After the round, participants come together for a dinner and awards ceremony.

Create your own candles in a relaxed, hands-on workshop at Tidal Creek Brewhouse. All skill levels are welcome, with space to explore scent and craft beautifully personalized pieces. Choose from a wide range of fragrances to blend, mix, or layer, add botanical accents, and follow step-by-step guidance from the instructor. Tickets are $42 for two 8 oz candles, plus Eventbrite fees, with optional upgrades available at checkout. The brewhouse offers a friendly setting with rotating taps, inviting outdoor areas, and an easygoing coastal vibe, and beverages can be enjoyed before or during the session. Hosted by Hand.The.Light, which builds community through creativity and candlelight. This event is family friendly, and children may attend with an accompanying adult. Refunds are available up to 7 days before the selected date, and for safety and a smooth flow, late arrivals are not permitted.

Honoring 55 years of service, this fourth annual gala at Dunes Golf & Beach Club delivers an evening dedicated to meaningful impact. The night includes a full hosted bar, a plated dinner, both live and silent auctions, live musical entertainment, plenty of time for dancing, and a few extra touches to round out the celebration.

A curated, vintage inspired market set both indoors and outdoors features original artwork, antiques, clothing, jewelry, handmade pieces, home décor, outdoor furnishings, tasty treats, seasonal plants, and more. Presented as a three day showcase in Myrtle Beach, it offers a welcoming setting to browse distinctive finds for yourself, your home, and your garden. Each Vintage Market Days event gives vendors a chance to share their talents and passions in creative venues across the country, and this edition continues that tradition with a thoughtfully gathered mix of goods and gifts. Held twice a year in Myrtle Beach, it blends shopping, inspiration, and memorable discoveries.

Fossil Rockers perform at Captain Archie's.

F1rst Friday ArtWalk is a monthly celebration of creativity in downtown. Local businesses host artists and musicians across the area, and downtown restaurants offer dining specials throughout the night. The event takes place at William H. Miller Studios & Fine Art and throughout the downtown area, creating a relaxed stroll filled with art, music, food, and fun.

An evening gathering at Neal’s Creekhouse supports Veterans and First Responders through Fishing For The Mission 22’s South Carolina Division. Expect food and live music along with raffles and a silent auction. Tickets are $55.20, with $5.20 covering required taxes and service fees and $50.00 going directly to Fishing For The Mission 22 South Carolina Division to aid Veterans and First Responders in crisis. Entry will be through the back entrance for ticket and wristband checks.

This tribute musical celebrates the Great American Outlaw legacy and the classic country icons who forged a new era in the genre. A cast portrays Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, and Kris Kristofferson as they appeared in their prime, performing signature hits and sharing stories of the friendships that brought them together. Songs include Always on My Mind, Ring of Fire, Me and Bobby McGee, and Luckenbach Texas. Founder Gray Sartin describes it as the show he wished he could have seen. Purchase tickets only from the official site and beware of unauthorized third-party sellers. GRLT is not responsible for tickets bought outside official or authorized channels.

A family-friendly festival along Surfside Drive features live music throughout the day, with performers to be announced. Bring a chair and relax to the tunes while children explore a dedicated zone that includes a petting zoo, bounce houses, face painting, a foam area, and other activities. Discover more than 125 arts and crafts vendors, enjoy a variety of food trucks, and take part in games for all ages. A live broadcast by Night Train in The Morning on Sunny 103.1 is planned. Grand Palms Resort will provide a complimentary shuttle with pick-ups and drop-offs from Town of Surfside Beach parking lots, and free parking will be available in the Civic Center Lot. Please be aware of temporary road closures in the area, including Surfside Drive at Hollywood Drive and at Ocean Boulevard, all side streets along Surfside Drive, Willow Drive North to 1st Avenue North, and North Myrtle to 1st Avenue North. Vendor applications are open for cooking food, arts and crafts, and non-cooking food categories. Registration and payments are conducted only through the town’s official website or in person at Surfside Beach Town Hall. For questions, call 843-913-6111 ext. 390, and be cautious of any payment requests made through social media.

This outdoor event takes place on The Deck at House of Blues Myrtle Beach, located just behind the Restaurant. Admission is general and standing room only, so expect to be on your feet throughout. Re-entry is not permitted after leaving. Ticket purchases are limited to six per account, and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled without notice. Attendees of all ages are welcome, with parental discretion advised.

Experience the music, moves, and charisma of the King at a matinee tribute led by Maxlee James. Presented at GTS Theatre in Myrtle Beach, the production evokes Elvis’s sound, style, and spirit in an intimate environment where the performance feels close at hand. The set spans rockabilly favorites and timeless ballads, keeping the energy high and building connection with the audience throughout. It is well suited for daytime plans, groups, and fans of all ages. Tickets are available.

This weekly community workshop series takes place in the Marketplace Community Event Space at Marketplace at the Mall and offers practical learning and real-world wellness support for individuals and families. Sessions blend hands-on workshops, guest talks, product demonstrations, and access to local resources, all centered on everyday well-being. Topics rotate across four themes. Health explores nutrition, active living, emotional balance, self-care, stress skills, and sustainable habits. Wealth focuses on budgeting, financial education, growing a business, entrepreneurship, career development, and useful money tools. Relationships covers family life, communication, parenting, leadership, community connections, and personal growth. Purpose encourages spiritual development, creativity, service, confidence, and intentional living. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. Each gathering may feature a guest speaker, an interactive workshop, vendor demonstrations, a sponsor spotlight, or connections to community resources. Expect a friendly setting for encouragement, learning, conversation, and connection.

Enjoy four days dedicated to scrapbooking in Surfside Beach, South Carolina. The studio is arranged for comfort and productivity, providing each participant with a dedicated five foot table, a comfortable office chair, power at the table, access to studio tools, light refreshments, prizes, and other helpful amenities. The fee is $195. Optional lodging is available in a fully furnished retreat house located directly above the studio. It features five bedrooms with twin beds, three bathrooms, and kitchen, dining, and living areas, accommodating up to twelve guests. An elevator connects the studio and the retreat house to avoid stairs. Overnight stays are $65 per night with no hidden tourist fees and are offered on a first reserved and paid basis.

An elegant evening at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center honoring standout contributors across the bully community. The 3rd Annual National Bully Awards highlights breeders, handlers, registries, photographers, videographers, and camps with a red carpet experience, dinner, and a formal awards presentation. The focus is on recognition, professionalism, and raising the bar across the field. Formal attire is required.

A live performance by the D Meyers Band fills The Hangout with music, setting the scene for an evening of dancing and celebration.

Rodney Carrington delivers a night of comedy from a performer who is a comedian, actor, singer, and writer. He has played to sold-out audiences worldwide and ranks among the top ten highest-grossing touring comedians over the last twenty years. His credits include the ABC sitcom Rodney, which aired for two seasons, and the Netflix special Here Comes The Truth. Expect a fun, laugh-filled show.

Take part in a coastal race day featuring the Myrtle Beach Mini Marathon half marathon and the Coastal 5K on a flat, fast route that includes more than five and a half miles alongside the ocean. Both distances finish on the boardwalk with ocean views, and a virtual option is available. The half marathon has a time limit of 3 hours and 20 minutes. Participants who fall behind that pace will be directed to the sidewalk and will not receive an official finish time. Safety rules apply on course. Animals and strollers are not allowed and may lead to disqualification. ADA-recognized service animals are permitted with notice at bib pickup, and those participants are asked to start at the back. Baby joggers, skateboards, roller blades, unauthorized bicycles, and other wheeled devices are prohibited. ADA-recognized wheelchairs and mobility aids are permitted with notice at bib pickup, and those participants are asked to begin at the back for safety. All participants receive a medal, a long sleeve tech shirt, and a cinch bag, along with finish line refreshments such as water, Gatorade, and snacks. The celebration continues at Grand Strand Brewing Company with pizza, beer or soda, and a smoothie. The half marathon offers cash awards to the top five men and women of $700, $500, $400, $300, and $200, plus $100 each for overall masters and grand masters winners, and $100 for the fastest local male and female residing in Horry or Georgetown County, with double dipping allowed. Cash prizes are mailed after results are verified. Additional awards recognize the top three overall men and women, top masters and grand masters, and the top three finishers in each age group, and physical awards are not mailed.

The first annual fall edition of Rats at The Beaver takes place at Beaver Bar Murrells Inlet. There will be a Friday night pre-party and a Saturday show. The same rules as March apply: PRE 72, no muscle cars, no streetrods, and no squarebodies.

The Trick or Treat Gymnastics Invitational is a Halloween-inspired gymnastics competition in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, pairing competitive routines with a festive fall atmosphere for athletes, coaches, and families. October brings lighter crowds and warm, comfortable weather, creating time to enjoy the beach, outdoor attractions, and coastal views. The area adds to the weekend with haunted attractions, spooky experiences, fall festivals, and other seasonal events, and many teams schedule group outings to local entertainment venues and family activities. Along the Grand Strand, visitors will also find dining, shopping, mini golf, amusement options, and entertainment venues, making it easy to turn the competition weekend into a fall getaway.

A beloved fall tradition at Belin Memorial UMC brings the community together for a full day of barbecue, music, shopping, and activities for all ages, all in support of local outreach. Brown’s BBQ of Kingstree, South Carolina will serve its award winning barbecue, complemented by artisan and craft vendors and live music throughout the day. Guests can browse a silent auction in the Family Life Center Gym and pick up homemade treats at the bake sale. Families will find a newly added Kids Zone with free inflatables and a pumpkin patch where children can decorate their own pumpkins. Belin Youth will operate concessions with hot dogs, chips, and drinks. New this year, the festivities are set in the Field of Faith, creating a gathering place for food, music, shopping, and family fun. All funds raised benefit Belin’s Outreach Missions, providing help for local individuals and families through utility aid, food assistance, and other essential needs, with more than 100 neighbors supported through last year’s event. Pricing includes a BBQ plate for $15, BBQ by the pound for $20, and a commemorative event T-shirt for $20.

Art in the Park takes place at Valor Park as a free, family and pet friendly event held across two days. Sign up is not handled through Facebook, as registration is managed on the organizer’s website.

Celebrate the flavors of The Market Common with a tasting event featuring bite-size samplings of appetizers, entrees, desserts, and specialty treats from The Market Common restaurants. A live DJ provides music while attendees spin the wheel for swag and take part in activities for everyone. Tickets cost $1 each and are cash only, and tastings are priced at one to five tickets per item. Ticket booths are located at Grand 14 Plaza, Barnes & Noble, and Dolce Lusso Spa. Taste a variety of offerings and cast a vote for your favorite.

Enjoy an autumn evening at Sundown Restaurant & Sports Pub with dancing and dining in a festive setting. The atmosphere invites guests to be part of the action, turning the night into a show that comes to life.

Radio Source performs at Local on the Water with a rock show featuring familiar hits from the 1980s and 1990s. The set highlights throwback favorites for fans of those decades.

Folk-rock duo Indigo Girls bring their celebrated catalog to The Carolina Opry Theater, with Amy Ray and Emily Saliers drawing on more than three decades of music-making since their 1989 breakthrough. Known for luminous harmonies, insightful songwriting, and engaging stagecraft, they present a set that pairs audience favorites like “Closer to Fine” and “Kid Fears” with newer material for a shared experience that feels intimate and uplifting. Across their career they have sold more than 15 million records worldwide and earned multiple Grammy Awards. Special guest Linda Perry, formerly the lead singer, guitarist, and primary songwriter of 4 Non Blondes, opens the show.

Broadway at the Beach in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina hosts an automotive gathering welcoming all cars and trucks. Judging will spotlight a Top 100 and a one-of-a-kind Best of Show, the Top Gun Surfboard. Admission is free for the public, and trailer and hauler parking are also free. For participant, sponsor, or vendor details, call 423-608-4519.

The Myrtle Beach Jazz Festival offers an outdoor celebration of live jazz that brings together music, culture, and community over three days. A cigar lounge will be available within the designated smoking area. VIP packages are offered for an elevated experience. For the general area, attendees should bring lawn chairs for seating. Please note that smoking is limited to the designated area, pets and emotional support animals are not permitted, and only service animals are allowed. Details are subject to change without notice.

Smoke and Mirrors brings a high energy night to Island Bar and Grill Surfside, packed with favorites for fans of Foo Fighters, Blink 182, Clutch, 3 Doors Down, Seven Mary Three, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Metallica, Beastie Boys, Radiohead, Van Halen, The Refreshments, Young MC, and Jimi Hendrix. A lively mix of favorite hits sets the tone from start to finish. Get ready for a rock star style party.

American bluegrass singer and songwriter Daniel Tyminski, formerly part of Alison Krauss’s Union Station, brings a legacy of celebrated solo work and collaborations. His releases include Carry Me Across the Mountain, Wheels, Southern Gothic, God Fearing Heathen, and Live From the Ryman. He is widely known for his revitalized rendition of Man of Constant Sorrow, featured in the film O Brother, Where Art Thou?, which earned a CMA Award in 2001. Across his career, he has received 14 Grammy Awards.

Caravan of Stars Sock Hop captures the spirit of a vintage sock hop at GTS Theatre in Myrtle Beach, celebrating the hits of the 1950s and 1960s. The show blends doo wop harmonies, early rock and roll favorites, and playful surprises that keep audiences clapping and singing along. With a cozy cabaret layout, the experience feels up close and nostalgic. Seating is assigned in the order purchases are made.

Taking place in Aynor, South Carolina, the Better Together Run/Relay brings neighbors and friends together around fitness, fellowship, and purpose. Participants can choose a Family Fun Mile, a 5K run or walk, a 10K for individual runners, or the signature 10K relay for two person teams. Organized by F3 Republic in collaboration with The Corban Collective, and supported by title sponsor Anderson Brothers Bank, the event emphasizes tackling tough challenges side by side. Whether aiming for a personal best, sharing the course with a friend, or making it a family experience, there is an option that fits. Registration is open.

This family-friendly mile event brings the community together with both a timed mile and a relaxed run or walk. Whether aiming for a personal record or enjoying an easy outing with family and friends, there is an option for every pace. Overall male and female winners will receive a pair of Brooks running shoes courtesy of Black Dog Running Co. Myrtle Beach, and awards will be presented for competitive heats. Stroller friendly choices are available for the fun run and walk, and children ages 3 and under can participate at no cost. Post race refreshments will be provided. Proceeds support Ryzon Refuge, a faith-based nonprofit that serves mothers and children experiencing homelessness in Horry County, helping fund housing, counseling, and community programs that build stability and hope.

Now in its 47th year, this long-standing celebration centers on the local favorite, chicken bog. The community gathers for a full day of food, live music, arts and crafts vendors, and family-friendly activities. Cooking competitions are a hallmark of the day, and small town charm fills the scene. The event showcases the culture, flavors, and spirit that set Loris apart.

Lady Archer will be at Loris Bogoff, taking place at the Loris Chamber of Commerce.

Experience an evening of Gospel music as Coastal City performs with the Coastal City Choir at North Strand Community Church in Little River, South Carolina.

The Bronx Wanderers present an energetic concert that spans decades of hits. Since 2003, they have entertained audiences of all ages with music made famous by Dion and The Belmonts, Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, Billy Joel, The Animals, and Queen, along with a couple of selections from current artists.

This 90 minute salute to Celine Dion features vocalist Lakieta backed by a live band. With a rich tone and wide range, she honors Celine’s hallmark sound through faithful renditions of favorites like "My Heart Will Go On," "The Power of Love," and "Because You Loved Me." The set also includes iconic covers associated with Celine, blending tender ballads with spirited anthems. It unfolds as a warm, immersive celebration of timeless songs and the enduring spirit that resonates with fans of all ages.

The 2nd Annual Myrtle Beach RV Expo returns with five days dedicated to RV shopping, comparison, and expert guidance, bringing major manufacturers and factory representatives together in one place. Hundreds of new and used options will be on display, including travel trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers, bunkhouses, couples coaches, and luxury models. Factory reps from Forest River, Coachmen, CrossRoads, Palomino, and Axiom RV will be available, and CFMOTO will showcase ATVs and side-by-sides. Attendees can explore floorplans up close, take hands-on walkthroughs of the latest layouts and features, and speak with product specialists. Show-only pricing is offered with freight, prep, walk-through, and detail included, and transparent pricing aims to eliminate hidden fees. On-site financing with multiple lenders is available, national delivery and shipping options are offered, and RV lifestyle vendors will feature camping gear, accessories, solar, and campground partners. Free admission and free parking are provided, and free food is served daily. Promoted as one of the strongest RV shows in the Southeast, this event draws shoppers from across South Carolina and neighboring states, and it offers early access to many 2026 to 2027 models along with a convenient, one-stop comparison of top brands and floorplans.

The Paul Grimshaw Band takes the stage at The Hangout, performing a broad mix of songs. Their set features a varied selection of live music.

A complete band lineup will perform.

Presented by GATOR 107.9, this weekly Free Show Friday takes place at the Grand Strand’s go-to spot for free live music. The evening includes a PayDay Friday drawing and performances from top local bands.

Bill Engvall brings an evening of stand-up to The Carolina Opry Theater, drawing laughs from everyday life with the relaxed timing that made him a favorite. Known for his classic "Here’s Your Sign" routine and his run with the Blue Collar Comedy Tour, he turns familiar situations into punchy stories that land big laughs. In "Here’s Your Sign, It Wasn’t My Time," he mixes fast-paced observations with personal anecdotes for a set built on connection and rhythm. Whether you have followed him for years or are seeing him live for the first time, his decades on stage shine through in a relatable performance that is easy to enjoy and hard to forget.

A Halloween themed charity car show will take over Surfside Beach as Surfside Dr. is closed to traffic between Hollywood Dr. and Ocean Blvd. Vehicle registration is $25 online or $30 at the gate. More than 60 trophies will be awarded across five eras of vehicles, including prewar through 1959, 1960 to 1969, 1970 to 1999, 2000 to 2019, and 2020 to present. Two Best of Show honors will be presented, one spanning prewar to 1999 and another for 2000 to present. Additional recognition includes people’s choice and kids’ choice, awards for the top decorated truck and car, the most unusual vehicle, standout engine work, exceptional paint, and crowd favorites for pickups and street rods, plus 30 or more sponsor selected awards. The atmosphere is family friendly, and participants are encouraged to bring candy for kids and to decorate their vehicles.

A special sale at Scrapbooks by the Sea rewards customers who bring their official Scrapbooks by the Sea Myrtle Beach tote. Present a store tote in pink, blue, red, white, or gray to receive 20 percent off. Better Press items are discounted 10 percent. Consignment merchandise is excluded, and store credit cannot be used during this promotion.

Celebrate fall with a family friendly Trunk or Treat in the parking lot with no admission fee, paired with a full farm experience available by regular admission. The event is designed to be fun rather than spooky, and participants are welcome to bring cars, trucks, four wheelers, or tractors to take part. The farm remains open throughout, and entry to the farm area follows standard pricing during the festivities. Enjoy Halloween lights and displays, shop pumpkins, gourds, mums, and seasonal decor, take hayrides, and relax by cozy fire pits. Paid admission includes access to a play area with more than 15 activities, the Safari Train, the corn maze, and opportunities to pet and feed a variety of barnyard and exotic animals. Admission is $10 for ages 3 and up, and children 2 and under are free. Tickets are sold at the gate, with cash and credit or debit accepted and a small processing fee for cards. Additional attractions, vendors, and food trucks may be added, and updates will be shared. Vendor applications are being accepted and questions can be sent to sc5starfarmvendors@gmail.com. This is an outdoor event and any weather updates will be posted on the event’s Facebook page.

Hometown Halloween at The Market Common features a festive stroll where costumed attendees visit storefronts for trick or treating and candy. Shops hand out sweet treats as guests go from door to door, creating a spirited seasonal atmosphere throughout the area.

Ghosts, goblins, and ghouls of all ages fill the MarshWalk for a returning Halloween tradition with family fun, costume contests, and specials at all eight restaurants. Kids can trick or treat along the MarshWalk, then step into the annual Children’s Costume Contest in front of Drunken Jack's at the Pirate Statue, with awards for Most Creative, Best Group, and Funniest for ages three and up, while little ones two and under vie for the Awes Applause recognition; prizes include trophies, ribbons, and candy bags. Later, the Adult Costume Contest welcomes participants 18 and older, offering over $4,000 in cash and prizes across categories that include Best Duo, Best Group, Best Individual, Most Creative, Big & Bulky, Murrells Inlet Themed, and Honorable Mention. Judges will be out on the MarshWalk scouting standout looks throughout the night, and anyone wishing to compete must register at Inlet Shipwreck during the registration period and choose a category, with final judging taking place between Wahoo's and Drunken Jack's. Food and drink specials are available at Bovine's, Wahoo's, Drunken Jack's, Creek Ratz, Dead Dog Saloon, The Claw House, The Wicked Tuna, and Inlet Shipwreck. For complete rules and contest details call the MarshWalk answering service at (843) 497-3450.

Earl Sweatshirt and MIKE bring the Home on the Range Tour to House of Blues Myrtle Beach. Most of the venue is general admission with standing room only, while reserved seats are available in the balcony overlooking the stage at a slightly higher price. Balcony reservations include expedited entry so you can bypass the general admission line, a guaranteed seat, and cocktail service during the performance. Guests with accessibility needs should purchase the appropriate wheelchair, mobility impaired, or companion tickets for their party and check in with security upon arrival. For accessibility questions, contact the box office at 843.272.3000, option 1. House of Blues Myrtle Beach is a smoke free facility and there is no re-entry. Ticket access options include public on-sale, artist presale, Citi Cardmember presale and preferred tickets, Spotify presale, Live Nation presale, and VIP packages.

GATOR 107.9 hosts a weekly Free Show Friday at the Grand Strand’s hub for free live music. Arrive early for the PayDay Friday drawing, then stay for sets by bands from around town.

Enjoy Native storytelling, survival skills demonstrations, and dancing. Food vendors will be available, and the Luck of the Draw Dance Raffle adds a chance to win.

Travel back in time with a medieval theme at Mythical & Medieval Fest 2026, all in support of Calebs Dragonfly Dreams.

The Village of Shadow Bay offers a merry atmosphere filled with fun, opportunities to support local vendors, and a special chance to meet the queen.

Celebrate veterans at an outdoor farm gathering where all veterans receive free admission. General admission is $10 for ages 3 and up, and children 2 and under are free. Activities are designed for all ages, including chances to meet and feed a variety of farm animals with feed available for purchase at the gate, along with a dedicated kids activity area. Local vendors and food trucks may be on site. The celebration is scheduled ahead of Veterans Day. Weather updates will be shared on the organizer’s Facebook page. Vendor applications are being accepted, and questions can be sent to sc5starfarmvendors@gmail.com.

This cheerful gathering features jester-style antics and lighthearted fun. Attendees can browse goods from local merchants and take the opportunity to greet the Queen.

Kind Keeper volunteers are gathering at Crave Italian Oven & Bar NMB for a relaxed social. This event is part of a series scheduled at locations that have helped Kind Keeper Animal Rescue as a gesture of appreciation. Connect with fellow volunteers, mingle, and enjoy a drink or a bite. Please wear purple so everyone can recognize one another.

Art in the Park is a two-day event at Valor Park in The Market Common. Admission is free, the atmosphere is family friendly, and pets are welcome. Sign-ups are handled on the event’s website rather than on Facebook.

Enjoy playful fun and plenty of good cheer while browsing goods from area vendors, with a chance to greet the Queen along the way.

Carolina Forest Elementary Founders Day 2026 is a community celebration featuring vendors, raffles, food trucks, music, and inflatable attractions, with more activities to be announced. The afternoon is planned for families and friends to enjoy together. The event is open to community members, and additional details about vendors, entertainment, and raffle prizes will be shared as plans are finalized.

The Ricky Sapp Foundation’s first charity gala brings an evening centered on purpose, passion, and possibility in support of youth and community. Set at the Black Drum Brewing event space, the semi-formal celebration also marks Ricky Sapp’s 40th birthday. Guests are encouraged to wear red, black, and white in honor of the occasion and the impact it aims to create. VIP ticket holders receive an exclusive cocktail hour with passed hors d’oeuvres, swag bags, and open bar access. General admission includes dinner and an open bar, along with dancing led by DJ Erin Elyse Brennecke, plus a silent auction and raffle. One hundred percent of proceeds support school supply drives, mentorship events, holiday outreach, sports and arts programs, and future scholarships. VIP tickets are $275 and general admission tickets are $175. The foundation’s vision is to help every child thrive in the classroom, on the field, and in everyday life by expanding support for schools and communities and empowering the next generation to reach their full potential.

Experience a warm, festive outing in the village of Shadow Bay, where you can explore goods from local merchants and lend them your support. Enjoy the lively atmosphere and keep an eye out for a chance to meet the Queen.

Joe Machi is a headlining stand-up comedian who has toured across the United States after finishing fourth on the eighth season of Last Comic Standing. His television credits include Late Night with Jimmy Fallon and frequent appearances on Fox News’ Red Eye with Greg Gutfeld. He is also the winner of the Funniest Comedian Competition at the 2013 New York Comedy Festival and the Emerging Comics Competition at the 2010 New York Underground Comedy Festival.

Presented by GATOR 107.9, Free Show Friday happens each week at a Grand Strand venue known for free live music. Arrive ahead of the entertainment for the PayDay Friday drawing, then stay for performances from leading bands in town.

NS Promos presents the 17th Annual Surfside Beach Turkey Trot 5K, a coastal run that starts with ocean views, follows Ocean Blvd, and winds through the neighborhood streets of Surfside Beach. A free 50 yard Gobbler Kids' Dash adds a family friendly option, and online registration is required for all participants. The 5K uses gun timing for overall awards and chip timing for age group results, and runners and walkers are welcome. There is no water stop on the course, and water and snacks are available after the finish. Race swag includes a 5K participant shirt while supplies last, an optional shirt for the Gobbler Dash, race bibs, and participant medals for both events. Course policies prohibit animals and wheeled devices such as baby joggers, strollers, skateboards, roller blades, and unauthorized bicycles, with violations resulting in disqualification. Service animals and mobility devices recognized by the Americans with Disabilities Act are permitted when participants inform staff at bib pickup and begin at the back for safety. Portable restrooms are set up near the start and finish, and free parking is available near the Surfside Pier along Ocean Blvd. Packet pickup is offered before the event and near the start and finish, and if it is not completed before the race, only bibs are available beforehand and shirts can be collected after finishing. Awards for the 5K include overall male and female first through third, overall masters male and female, and age group awards for male and female first through third in divisions 0-10, 11-14, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75-79, and 80 and up. The Gobbler Kids' Dash does not include awards.

The farm celebrates the holiday season with an evening of activities. The schedule features a meet and greet with Johnnie the Christmas Camel, the illumination of the Christmas tree and lights across the property, a movie with the title to be announced, and a Christmas sing-along by the fire pit in a karaoke format. Blankets or chairs are recommended for the movie. Admission is $10 for ages 3 and up, and children 2 and under are free. Tickets are sold at the gate, with cash or credit and debit accepted, and card payments include a small processing fee. Paid admission includes access to a play area with more than 15 activities, a hayride, and opportunities to pet and feed a wide range of animals, from barnyard favorites to exotics. This is an outdoor event, and any weather-related updates will be posted on the event’s Facebook page.

The Myrtle Beach Christmas Bazaar returns for a three day holiday shopping weekend at the John T. Rhodes Myrtle Beach Sports Center. Over 150 vendors showcase handcrafted items, one of a kind gifts, festive decorations, seasonal treats, boutique finds, and more from small businesses. This family friendly marketplace offers plenty to explore across many booths. Admission is free. The City charges a $5 daily parking fee at the Sports Center. Vendor applications are being accepted for crafters, makers, boutiques, artists, bakers, and other small businesses interested in participating.

Timmy Ray's 19th Annual Oyster Roast returns with a gathering under a big tent, featuring plenty of oysters and other food. Live music is planned from The Sand Band, North Tower, and Tim Elliott, with the performance order to be announced. The event acknowledges the people who make it possible and embraces a shared commitment to making a positive difference.

Celebrate the music of Stevie Nicks with a tribute show dedicated to her songs.