Events in Loris, SC

Sunsets & Soul Music Festival brings a three day celebration of live music, culture, cuisine, art, and history to Atlantic Beach, South Carolina, known as The Black Pearl of the Carolina Coast. Set between Myrtle Beach and North Myrtle Beach, this historic community holds a vital place in American history as one of the last Black governed beach towns and a cherished gathering spot for Black families, entertainers, entrepreneurs, and travelers during the Jim Crow era. Expect a coastal experience shaped by jazz, R&B, blues, funk, and soul, along with live performances, comedy, DJ sets and late night energy. Fine art and artisans from the Gullah Corridor, local seafood, BBQ, soul food, and other coastal flavors create a rich blend of heritage and community by the beach. Attendees can look forward to touring, emerging, and celebrated artists, curated vendors, distinctive fine art, Gullah Geechee culture, healthy food options, and memorable culinary moments. Friday features the Gullah Geechee CREATE Artist Exhibit and Showcase, live music, a dedication honoring Atlantic Beach trailblazers, a set by Leroy Harper Jr., a VIP experience with Celebrity Chef Keith Rhodes, and the Late Night Snack, an Ol Skool jam session. Saturday offers a full day of entertainment with Rico and the Ruffnecks, Dahi Divine and The Audessy Quartet, Strings & Soul featuring Nadjah Nicole and Monique’s String Trio, Comedian Tu Rae, Buddy Red, Dah on Sax and The Family Band, a special R&B headliner to be announced, and an after party with DJ Holiday and Hot 107.9. Sunday closes the weekend with Binyas & Cumyas with Beignets on the Beach, a morning seaside breakfast with pastries and a libations ceremony featuring United Strings of Color. More than a music festival, this gathering honors heritage, community, Black coastal history, and the beauty of sunset on the shore.

Enjoy free live music from the D Meyers Band at The Hangout. Look forward to an energetic evening filled with dancing and good times.

Players register with a partner for a cornhole tournament that welcomes all skill levels. It is the most competitive event of the week and features the highest payouts. The entry fee is $20 per player. Each team plays four preliminary games, then standings determine placement into a top bracket with the largest payouts or a consolation bracket that returns some money. A minimum of six games is assured for every participant. For questions, call or text 843-467-7341.

Enjoy a luau-themed cruise along the Grand Strand featuring live hula dancers, island music and authentic entertainment that brings the spirit of the islands on board while traveling the Intracoastal. After returning to the dock, the festivities continue with a live fire show on the waterfront to close out the evening. This locally owned, family friendly outing offers tickets priced at $45 for adults and $31 for kids.

Rodney Carrington brings a seasoned blend of comedy and entertainment as a comedian, actor, singer, and writer whose tours have filled venues around the world. For the past two decades he has ranked among the top 10 highest grossing touring comedians. His work includes starring in the ABC sitcom Rodney for two seasons and appearing in his own Netflix special, Here Comes The Truth. Look forward to a laughter filled show from a performer with years of success on stage and on screen.

Urban contemporary jazz saxophonist, multi instrumentalist, producer, and composer Vincent Ingala brings a high energy, emotionally rich performance to the Greg Rowles Legacy Theatre in North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Recognized by Billboard as Smooth Jazz Artist of the Year, he takes the stage for a dynamic showcase of contemporary jazz driven by his signature saxophone and multi instrumental talents.

Pickup soccer takes place at Doug Shaw Stadium on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Games are held either on the main field or on the other fields.

Family Outreach is presenting the third annual fall celebration at Collins Park, designed as a welcoming day for families and neighbors to enjoy the season together. Expect activities for all ages, live entertainment, kid-focused fun, mobile food options, area vendors, and access to community resource information, with additional attractions planned. Organizers will share ongoing updates, vendor highlights, volunteer opportunities, giveaways, and other key details leading up to the event. Sponsorship and donation opportunities are open, and applications are being accepted from vendors and food truck operators who would like to participate while supporting families throughout Horry County.

Free live music sets the tone for a Saturday party at The Hangout in Myrtle Beach as Mr. Nigel and Friends take the stage. This event offers an evening of music and fun.

An extended evening of beachfront karaoke with SOS Care is hosted within Sand Dunes Resort. Proceeds from the event benefit the local organization SOS Care.

Indigo Girls bring more than three decades of folk rock to The Carolina Opry Theater, with Amy Ray and Emily Saliers sharing the harmonies and storytelling that made their 1989 self-titled release a landmark. The performance draws from a deep catalog that includes songs like Closer to Fine and Kid Fears alongside newer material, creating an intimate and uplifting atmosphere that has connected with audiences for years. With more than 15 million records sold worldwide and multiple Grammy Awards, this celebrated duo delivers a live show filled with musicianship and heart. Special guest Linda Perry, former lead vocalist, guitarist, and principal songwriter for 4 Non Blondes, opens the night.

An all-levels yoga class takes place in the yard at Crooked Hammock Brewery, rotating each week between yin and slow flow. It is held each Sunday and continues regardless of weather, with a covered area available if needed. Each ticket includes a post-class draft or a nonalcoholic drink. Pricing is $15 for locals and $20 for visitors, and kids attend free. Registration is available through Eventbrite or by walking in, with cash and Venmo accepted on site. Those who need a mat can text 843-605-1751 at least 24 hours in advance to have one provided.

Celebrate a birthday-themed bowling bash designed with sensory friendly details at Myrtle Beach Bowl. The atmosphere keeps music low, lights bright, and offers space to move comfortably. Bowling is $1 per game per person, and shoe rentals are $1. A food special is available with a choice of hot dog, chicken nuggets, or grilled cheese, served with chips and a 12 oz soda for $5.53. There will be a moment to sing Happy Birthday if everyone is comfortable, along with cupcakes provided by Kroger's Carolina Forest. Families can expect a welcoming setting where birthday kids can celebrate among friends. Parents and caregivers are required to attend and remain for the full event.

Set down the week’s noise and rest in a soothing sound bath that fosters deep rest, a grounded feeling, and a sense of peace. This meditative, fully immersive experience is intended to calm the nervous system, quiet the mind, and support balance throughout the body. While you recline comfortably, waves of sound from singing bowls, drums, and other resonant instruments fill the room, encouraging a gentle, receptive state where you simply receive. The vibrations can be felt physically and energetically, helping to ease tension, lighten emotional load, and restore an inner rhythm. Many people leave feeling calmer, clearer, lighter, and more grounded, like a full body exhale. Potential benefits include stress relief, support for nervous system regulation, emotional and energetic release, improved mental clarity and sleep, and a deep sense of inner peace and stability. For maximum comfort while lying down, bring a yoga mat, blanket, pillow, or other cozy items that help you feel fully supported. Settle in, breathe, and let the sound do the rest.

A full day of live music for all ages fills the Boathouse, honoring and remembering Gina R. Jennings while raising funds for Caring in Our Lifetime. Performances run across two stages, and families can enjoy a free kids zone with face painting and other activities. The event features a 50/50, a silent auction, raffles, a flower dedication, games, vendors, and plenty of food and fun.

Broadway at the Beach in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina hosts a Corvette showcase that welcomes models from every year. Awards will honor favorites from each generation, recognize a Top 25, and crown a Best of Show. The event is held alongside Cruisin the Beach, an open gathering for all cars and trucks. For details, call 423-608-4519.

Cruisin The Beach brings an all-vehicle car and truck gathering to Broadway At The Beach in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Judging will recognize a Top 100 along with a distinctive Best of Show, the Top Gun Surfboard. Spectator admission is free, and trailer and hauler parking are complimentary. For participant, sponsor, or vendor information, call 423-608-4519.

The Myrtle Beach Jazz Festival brings together jazz, culture, and community in an outdoor setting featuring three days of captivating live music. A designated cigar lounge is available for those who wish to smoke, and VIP Experience packages offer an elevated way to enjoy the festival. For the general entry area, attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs for comfortable seating. Please note that smoking is permitted only in the designated area, and pets or emotional support animals are not allowed; only service animals are permitted. Details are subject to change without prior notice.

Alabama Theatre at Barefoot Landing welcomes the Dan Tyminski Band for a bluegrass performance led by the American singer, songwriter, and musician behind the celebrated update of “Man of Constant Sorrow” from O Brother, Where Art Thou?, a rendition that earned a CMA award in 2001. Tyminski’s background includes years with Alison Krauss in Union Station, along with solo releases such as Carry Me Across the Mountain, Wheels, Southern Gothic, God Fearing Heathen, and Live From the Ryman. His body of work has been recognized with 14 Grammy Awards across solo and collaborative projects.

GATOR 107.9 rolls out #FreeShowFriday, a weekly series at the Grand Strand’s home for free live music. The evening includes a PayDay Friday drawing before the music, then continues with performances from some of the best bands in town.

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.

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

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.

Fresh Xpress is a monthly, no-cost produce distribution for neighbors across Horry County. Participants can receive fresh fruits and vegetables that help stretch grocery budgets, support healthy eating, and strengthen the community. There are no requirements to receive food, everyone is welcome. Volunteers are also needed to help sort, bag, and distribute produce.

Enjoy a complimentary performance set in an elegant auditorium with historic character.

Set at The Hangout, this event takes place in a lively, family-friendly restaurant and entertainment setting known for live music, foam parties held every hour, and an enthusiastic staff. The space offers a relaxed beach vibe with expansive indoor and outdoor areas, a sand area and fire pits, plus playful Pez-themed decor.

Coastal City performs with the Coastal City Choir in a concert of Gospel music at North Strand Community Church.

Clutch performs at House of Blues in North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

This event features DJs Tom Hamrick and Kevin Robinson.

This 90-minute tribute brings Celine Dion’s music to life with vocalist Lakieta and a live band. Her rich tone and wide range capture the emotion and clarity associated with Celine as they perform favorites like "My Heart Will Go On", "The Power of Love", and "Because You Loved Me". The program also highlights Celine’s signature cover songs, blending tender ballads with uplifting anthems. Audiences can expect an immersive celebration of timeless hits delivered with heart and precision, suitable for fans of all ages.

A three-day K9 e-collar workshop designed to build clear, effective communication between handlers and their dogs through modern, low-level techniques. Participants practice identifying working levels, applying pressure correctly, and incorporating the collar into obedience and recall in distracting environments. Instruction emphasizes off-leash control, neutrality, and realistic scenarios so teams become more reliable and accountable. Presented by Spike’s School, the program advances handler and K9 communication with training from respected instructors, and approved applicants may receive donor-supported sponsorship at no cost. Only 20 spots are available. Training is delivered in collaboration with instructor Kevin Vicini, whose experience with working dogs centers on clarity, accountability, and practical results, offering straightforward systems that can be put to use immediately. Topics include e-collar theory and fit, timing and communication mechanics, obedience and recall integration, distraction work and neutrality, off-leash reliability with troubleshooting, and scenario-based application. Prerequisites apply: the handler and K9 must be active, certified members of a department K9 unit, and the dog must be current on core vaccinations, including Rabies and a combination vaccine for Distemper, Adenovirus-2, Parvovirus, with or without Parainfluenza. Be prepared for intensive, hands-on training with K9s. If a team’s dog has received a ballistic vest from Spike’s K9 Fund donors, the vest must be worn for the duration of the course, and teams that do not bring it will be responsible for training fees. Space is limited.

The Parks & Recreation Department teams up with Bookends for Talkin' Books at the North Myrtle Beach Area Historical Museum in North Myrtle Beach. This is a different kind of book gathering, centered on sharing favorites, discovering overlooked reads, and enjoying engaging conversations with people who love the same kinds of stories. Each session features a monthly theme, so bring a favorite title that fits and be ready to swap recommendations. Free coffee is provided, courtesy of Main Street Bakery and Eatery. Whether you read occasionally or devour books, expect to leave with more titles to explore and new connections with fellow readers.

Lady Archer appears at City of Halloween across an entire week. The schedule includes evening weekday availability and extended weekend hours.

At Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament - Myrtle Beach, this inclusive trick-or-treat experience welcomes individuals with disabilities to gather goodies in a barrier-free setting that emphasizes safety and fun. Students and organizations that support people with disabilities of all ages are invited, and admission is free, though advance group registration is required. Participants receive a bag and can fill it with treats while meeting beloved characters from books. Community partners may serve as Trick-or-Treat Sponsors at no cost, providing their own candy, small toys, or favors. Setup occurs before schools arrive, and all stations should be ready prior to the start of activities. Last year, the celebration welcomed about 625 trick-or-treaters. GSRC is accepting candy donations for the kids and, new this year, race medals to share with participants. Details on where to drop off donations will be announced.

This lively beach gathering blends honky tonk flair with plenty of dancing for a carefree good time.

Presented by GATOR 107.9, #FreeShowFriday is a weekly showcase of free live music at a Grand Strand venue known for it. Arrive early for the PayDay Friday drawing, then stay for performances from local bands.

A restorative day designed for women, centered on self-care and mental well-being. The program features motivating speakers, interactive wellness workshops, and holistic activities to help attendees reset and recharge. Connection is a key focus, with time to build relationships and a marketplace featuring local resources and support. A nourishing lunch is provided, and there will be prize drawings and complimentary items. This experience suits those who want to prioritize personal wellness, strengthen mental health, meet like-minded women, discover community offerings, and leave feeling inspired and empowered. Early bird pricing is 25 dollars.

City Lights takes the stage at The Hangout with a high energy set of classic pop and rock spanning the 80s, 90s, 2000s, and beyond.

A special Halloween screening of Blood Quantum takes place at the Horry County Museum. This Indigenous horror film blends suspense with social commentary and Native storytelling, set amid a zombie outbreak that specifically impacts Native communities. The screening also launches the 30th Annual Native American Indian Film & Video Festival, reflecting three decades of work spotlighting Indigenous voices in cinema.

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.

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.

A celebratory gathering marks the release of The Swank Legacy, a project developed over fifteen years. This work goes beyond a traditional family history to tell the story of five orphaned siblings, following their lives, the challenges they faced, and how they coped with parental abandonment and the murder of their father. The mood is festive.

GATOR 107.9 brings a weekly Free Show Friday to the Grand Strand’s home for free live music. Arrive early for the PayDay Friday drawing, then stay to enjoy live performances from local bands.

Created to honor Veterans Day and all who have served, this third annual 5K and 1 Mile takes place in downtown Conway. Participants are encouraged to wear patriotic colors and wave flags in tribute to service members. Every participant receives a patriotic race shirt and a finisher medal. Donations support DAV Chapter 57 in Conway, with every dollar directed to services for local veterans, reflecting DAV’s mission to fulfill promises to the men and women who served. Awards recognize the top overall male and female finishers in the 5K, along with age group awards based on chip time in divisions 0 to 9, 10 to 19, 20 to 29, 30 to 39, 40 to 49, 50 to 59, 60 to 69, and 70 and older. Packet pick-up and late registration are available at Conway Chick Fil A ahead of race day and again on race morning near the Terrace in downtown Conway. The 5K begins first, followed shortly by the 1 Mile.

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.

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.

CreateLife Veterans Outreach Center marks its grand opening in Conway, South Carolina, honoring those who served while launching a new chapter of community support. The center now occupies a home that once belonged to a grandmother in the family, made available through a lease from a parent so this vision could take shape. A place once defined by care within a household is being reimagined as a setting for healing, restoration, and opportunity. Designed as a dedicated hub for veterans experiencing or at risk of homelessness, the center provides comprehensive, wraparound services that foster stability and long-term independence. Guests can tour the facility, meet the team, and learn about programs that include housing stabilization and placement, healthcare navigation with a full-time Healthcare Navigator, onsite mental health counseling and support, workforce development and employment assistance, and a food pantry with community wellness offerings. This opening reflects legacy, community, and a sustained commitment to those who have served.

Enjoy a performance by Fossil Rockers at Local on the Water.

GATOR 107.9 presents Free Show Friday each week at the Grand Strand’s go-to spot for free live music. Kick things off with a PayDay Friday drawing, then stay for live sets from standout bands and an easygoing night of no-cover entertainment.

Holiday Market 2026 brings together local vendors, makers, and small businesses at Ekklesia Christian Church. Browse one-of-a-kind gifts, handcrafted goods, seasonal treats, and home décor in a cheerful atmosphere that celebrates community and the spirit of the season. Families and friends are welcome. Admission is free.

Carolina Forest Elementary Founders Day 2026 is a community celebration offering a family friendly afternoon with vendors, raffles, food trucks, music, inflatables, and more. Expect a lively atmosphere with vendor offerings to explore, tasty bites from food trucks, music throughout the day, and plenty of fun for kids. Additional information about vendors, entertainment, and raffle prizes will be announced.

The Myrtle Beach Songwriters Festival, presented by Songs That Save Foundation, is a two day, easy to explore celebration in the Downtown Arts & Innovation District of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. It brings together more than fifty local, regional, and touring songwriters for live performances that spotlight original music, community connections, neighborhood businesses, and arts focused programming in the heart of downtown. Admission is free for everyone, with optional VIP packages available. The festivities begin with an opening celebration at Swig & Swine featuring performances by The Goofy Footers and Ocean Forest, along with a silent auction and raffle supporting Backpack Buddies. The main festival day unfolds across multiple nearby venues on a staggered schedule to support safe foot traffic and participating businesses. Performances take place at Grand Strand Brewing Company on both indoor and outdoor stages, Writers & Poets Pop Up, The Tasting Room, Winna’s Kitchen, The Dolly Llama, Fresh Brewed Coffee House, and First Methodist Church. A family friendly Kids Corner at First Methodist Church offers instruments, guidance from teachers, and hands on opportunities for children to try making and writing songs. The celebration wraps up with a Grand Finale Showcase and Jam at the Grand Strand Brewing Company outdoor stage. Proceeds raised through Songs That Save Foundation benefit Backpack Buddies to help provide food for children and families before the holidays.

A night centered on purpose, passion, and possibility, the inaugural Ricky Sapp Foundation Charity Gala brings people together to empower youth, strengthen communities, and celebrate the spirit of giving. Hosted at Black Drum Brewing Event Space, guests are encouraged to wear semi-formal attire, with red, black, and white suggested in honor of Ricky Sapp's 40th birthday. VIP admission includes a private cocktail hour with passed hors d'oeuvres, swag bags, and an open bar. General admission features dinner, an open bar, dancing with DJ Erin Elyse Brennecke, and a silent auction and raffle. VIP tickets are $275 and general admission is $175. One hundred percent of proceeds benefit school supply drives, mentorship events, holiday outreach, sports and arts programs, and future scholarships, supporting a vision where young people have what they need to succeed in school, on the field, and in everyday life.

A stand-up performance from Joe Machi, a headliner who gained attention after finishing fourth on season eight of Last Comic Standing. He has appeared on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon and is a regular on Red Eye with Greg Gutfeld on Fox News. He won the 2013 New York Comedy Festival's Funniest Comedian Competition and the 2010 New York Underground Comedy Festival's Emerging Comics Competition.

Fresh Xpress at Shepherd’s Table offers a monthly, free produce distribution for Horry County residents. Fresh fruits and vegetables are provided to help families stretch their grocery budgets, encourage healthy eating, and strengthen community ties. There are no requirements to receive food. Everyone is welcome. Volunteers are also needed to assist with sorting, bagging, and distributing produce. The effort centers on feeding neighbors, building community, and ensuring the table is set for everyone.

The Carolina Forest Holiday Fair returns after a strong first year, adding extra festive touches and a more streamlined experience. More than 100 local crafters, vendors, and artisans will be on hand, with favorite sellers returning alongside plenty of new names to discover. Browse handmade gifts, distinctive décor, sweet treats, stocking stuffers, and unique finds. Shop both indoors and outside regardless of the weather, with a layout designed for comfort and an easy flow. Admission is free, and there is ample free parking. The fair is coordinated by Fun in the Forest and Main Street. Invoices are issued only through Square, and payments are never requested through Venmo or personal accounts. The only coordinators for this event are Christine McNeill and James Kolpin, and any other page claiming to coordinate the fair is not legitimate.

Now in its 12th year, the Calabash Turkey Trot offers options for every pace with a 10K, a 5K, and the Mashed Potato Miler. Participants seeking an extra challenge can complete all three as part of the Ultimate Thanksgiving Challenge. Discount code DUNWELL15 is available.

Carolina Forest residents, families, and friends gather for a festive Thanksgiving tradition through the Plantation Lakes Community. Participants can run, walk, or take it at an easy wobble, enjoying crisp autumn air along a route that begins and ends inside the neighborhood. Options include a 5K run or walk and a 1 mile fun run or walk, creating a community-focused, family-friendly morning that is known for being affordable. Train hard, run fast, and earn a shirt and medal. Race day registration is available at the Start and Finish area near the Amenity Center. Packet pickup is offered at the Amenity Center in advance as well as on race morning. Main parking is at the Amenity Center. Please respect neighbors by not blocking driveways and avoid parking along roads that are part of the course.

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 to the John T. Rhodes Myrtle Beach Sports Center for a three day holiday shopping weekend filled with festive finds from more than 150 vendors. Browse handmade goods, unique gifts, seasonal décor, boutique items, and holiday treats from talented small businesses, with aisle after aisle of booths to explore. The experience is family friendly and festive. Admission is free for attendees. The City charges a $5 daily parking fee at the Sports Center. Vendor applications are open for crafters, makers, boutiques, artists, bakers, and other small businesses for the 2026 edition.

Now in its 19th year, this oyster roast is set to happen with plenty of oysters and additional food served under a big tent. Live entertainment features The Sand Band, North Tower, and Tim Elliott, with the performance order to be announced. Thanks are extended to everyone who helps make it possible, and the gathering emphasizes coming together to make a positive difference.

Ron Rodgers makes a return appearance at Buoys On The Boulevard.

A train show is planned at the North Shore Oceanfront Hotel in Myrtle Beach. Vendors and layouts are slated for the hotel ballroom. The schedule is subject to change. Further details will be announced.

A festive 1.6 mile run and walk lights up the Myrtle Beach oceanfront at Winter Wonderland at the Beach. Starting and finishing in Plyler Park, the route heads toward the pier, turns onto the Boardwalk, then follows the glowing displays back to the park. This is a relaxed, untimed outing with no awards, and everyone who takes part is entered in a raffle drawing. After the finish, participants can enjoy a live DJ along with hot chocolate and candy canes at Moe Moons in the park. For safety, animals are not allowed on the course except service animals as defined by the ADA, and those using a service animal should inform staff at bib pickup and begin toward the back. Baby joggers, strollers, skateboards, roller blades, unauthorized bicycles, and other wheeled items are not permitted. Wheelchairs and other mobility devices recognized by the ADA are welcome, and participants using them should notify staff at bib pickup and start at the back. Participants receive a bib, a shirt while supplies last, and a finisher medal.

Conway Parks & Recreation presents the 8th Annual Under the Lights 5K Run/Walk in Downtown Conway. The course is lined with lights and filled with festive displays to keep participants motivated throughout. Holiday attire is encouraged for photo opportunities, and a costume contest will recognize the top three outfits. All participants receive a t-shirt, race packet, and finisher medal. Shirt sizes include Youth Large, S, M, L, XL, and XXL, with availability subject to manufacturing and production. Late or same-day registration shirts are available only while supplies last. After the 5K, overall and age group awards will be presented along with the costume contest awards. This family-friendly event invites everyone to enjoy the season under a bright display of lights.

Downtown Conway’s Annual Rivertown Christmas Celebration fills Thursday evenings with festive cheer. It begins with a community tree lighting, then continues with a schedule of activities on the following Thursdays. Downtown shops stay open late to welcome holiday shoppers and offer a wide range of gift ideas. Musical ensembles perform outdoors on the front steps of City Hall, creating a lively atmosphere. All events are free.

Moto’s brings a complete band performance to Murphy's on the Ocean.

Radio Source returns to Boardwalk Billy’s NMB in North Myrtle Beach with a set packed with rock favorites from the 80s and 90s, delivered in thrilling style. This buzzworthy show brings back the songs you know and love for a night of high-energy nostalgia.

Captain Archie's hosts a full band performance.

Fresh Xpress is a monthly, no-cost produce distribution at Shepherd’s Table that welcomes neighbors from across Horry County. Fresh fruits and vegetables are shared to help families stretch grocery budgets, encourage healthy eating, and support community well-being. There are no eligibility requirements to receive food, and everyone is welcome. Volunteer help is needed to sort, bag, and distribute produce, all in the spirit of feeding neighbors and building community.

This sensory friendly birthday bowling bash at Myrtle Beach Bowl welcomes families with adjusted settings, including lower music, brighter lights, and plenty of space to move. Bowling is $1 per person per game, and shoes are $1. A food special features a choice of hot dog, chicken nuggets, or grilled cheese with chips and a 12 oz soda for $5.53. A Happy Birthday song may be included if everyone is comfortable, and cupcakes will be provided by Kroger's Carolina Forest. Parents and caregivers must attend and remain for the entire event.

A free-admission night on the farm celebrates the community’s support over the past year. Stroll beneath festive lights, enjoy Christmas music and experience snow. Spend time with the animals with chances to pet and feed both barnyard favorites and exotic species. Gather by the fire pit and roast marshmallows. The outing also includes the play area with more than 15 activities, a ride on the safari train and a hay ride. More features may be added, with any weather-related notices and updates shared on the farm’s Facebook page. This is an outdoor event. For information, call (843) 361-1214.