Events in Myrtle Beach, SC

Explore Myrtle Beach’s beginnings and what daily life was like during World War II on a trolley tour. Hear about U-boat dangers off the shoreline and the arrival of German prisoners of war as the route includes stops at Pine Lakes Country Club and the Historic Myrtle Beach Colored School Museum. Ride in comfort inside an enclosed, climate controlled trolley.

This hands-on studio class for tweens offers opportunities to try different materials, build skills, and share their own artistic voice. Sessions combine drawing, painting, and mixed media projects in a welcoming setting that nurtures creativity, confidence, and experimentation. All supplies are provided, no prior experience is required, and enrollment is ongoing.

Casual pickup soccer takes place in North Myrtle Beach on Mondays and Wednesdays. Players meet for informal matches during the week.

Explore fused glass by creating two slumped soap dishes at Myrtle Beach Art Gallery. The fee is $75 and includes all materials, tools, and supplies. No prior experience is needed. Participants must be at least 12 years old and should wear closed toe shoes for safety. Advance registration is required, and all registrations are nonrefundable.

Rob Cole teams up with Jonathan Locklear for a lively acoustic set that blends country and Southern rock favorites. Their two-person lineup delivers a rich, full sound while keeping the mood easygoing. The result is an upbeat, engaging show with broad appeal.

Prepare for travel club tryouts with an inclusive open gym at John T. Rhodes Sports Center in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Players from any club or role are welcome. The session features open play along with targeted drills and skill work. The participation fee is $10. This is an opportunity to get additional reps before tryouts and to meet members of the newly assembled staff. For questions, contact Coach Patton at 770-241-2163 or cc1stmainframe@gmail.com.

This store tournament for the One Piece Card Game features Standard Constructed play. Entry is $10. Registration is available through the Bandai TCG+ app, which also lists other events.

At GTS Theatre in Myrtle Beach, the Original Motown Tribute Show fills an intimate cabaret space with high-energy performances, soulful vocals, and beloved Motown classics, all woven together with constant interaction between the performers and the crowd. The close-up setting keeps the music and moments within reach, creating a lively atmosphere where clapping, singing, and dancing along come naturally. Celebrating 38 years on stage, this production honors the timeless sound of Motown with a spirited showcase that brings the hits to life.

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.

Discover a charming small-town market highlighting the talents of local artists, crafters, bakers, and more. Vendors who wish to participate can email Sonja at myoliveshack@gmail.com. Booth fees are handled in person at the market, and no one will request payment through private messages or platforms such as Facebook, Venmo, or PayPal. Stay alert for scams, and if anything seems uncertain, call 571-247-3841 to verify details.

Board a climate-controlled trolley for a half-hour ride south of Myrtle Beach to Murrells Inlet and surrounding areas. This two-hour narrated tour shares time-honored ghost tales cherished by locals without any promised sightings, background on pirates who were said to frequent these shores about 300 years ago, and stories of influential families whose lives intersected with broader national history. It is designed as an informative overview from the road rather than an outing focused on spending time at attractions, offering a preview of places you may wish to visit later on your own. Brief step-off moments, each only a few minutes, include The Gardener’s Cottage at Brookgreen Gardens, The Pawleys Island Hammock Shops Village, and a scenic overlook in Murrells Inlet for photos before continuing the route.

Regular pickup soccer takes place at Doug Shaw Memorial Stadium on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Matches are held on the main field or on other fields at the stadium.

Discover traditional sushi techniques with a Halloween twist in this hands-on class. Cover tools and preparation, rice making, and the basics of rolling, then use your new skills to create custom rolls. The session is interactive and lighthearted, with plenty of delicious sushi along the way. It is all-you-can-eat and includes one drink ticket.

Kyle’s Cornhole Boards hosts a welcoming tournament tailored to both newcomers and seasoned throwers. Beginners can jump into the $10 Tailgate Bracket designed for casual play, while competitive players have the $15 Advanced Bracket. No partner is needed because teams are assigned by random draw, and once the draw is complete no additional players can be added. The format includes two warm-up games for everyone, followed by seeding into a double-elimination bracket, with each participant guaranteed at least four games. It offers a friendly way to build skills, meet other players, and enjoy a full evening of cornhole.

Joe Gransden leads his orchestra in a vibrant salute to Tony Bennett, tracing the legendary singer’s life and the timeless standards he championed in the Great American Songbook. Celebrated for unmatched tone, phrasing, and feel, Bennett’s artistry and near bel canto breathing allowed him to perform with remarkable stamina well into his 90s, including concerts that ran 90 minutes without a break, as Gransden has noted. Although Bennett passed at 96 in 2023 after living with Alzheimer’s, his legacy continues to inspire Gransden, who created this show in Bennett’s honor. The program speaks to listeners across generations, from those who spun his records on vinyl to newer fans who discovered him through his collaboration with Lady Gaga. Centered on deep respect for lyrics and melody, this swinging tribute captures the spirit that made Bennett one of the defining voices of American popular song.

Experience a spirited salute to rock and soul spanning the 50s, 60s, and 70s. The performers deliver big vocals, lively rhythms, and plenty of chances to sing along, creating a feel-good atmosphere that has audiences clapping, dancing, and smiling from start to finish. Presented in GTS Theatre’s cozy Gatsby-inspired cabaret, the intimate room keeps everyone close to the stage and strengthens the connection between cast and crowd.

Spend the night with karaoke and line dancing, with lessons offered throughout the evening. The activities continue all night, and there is no cover charge to enter.

Share a cup of coffee and easy conversation with MBDA staff while discussing what is happening in downtown Myrtle Beach. This relaxed gathering follows a drop-in format, allowing visitors to come and go throughout the event. Coffee and light refreshments are provided, and everyone is welcome.

This festival continues an autumn tradition with a celebration of the season.

At Scrapbooks by the Sea, this monthly scrapbooking meet-up invites crafters to bring their own scrapbook pages or any project they want to work on. The fee is $15. Door prizes are awarded throughout the event, and a grand prize is given at the end. Seating is limited, so pre-registration and pre-payment are requested.

A weekly community market, sponsored by the City of North Myrtle Beach, brings together local growers, makers, and small businesses. Browse fresh produce, local honey, farm eggs, meats, baked treats, handcrafted soaps, potted plants, knife sharpening, artisan jewelry, coffee, pottery, and other rotating finds. Offerings vary from week to week. Those interested in becoming a vendor can call 843-839-4488 for information. For your protection, organizers state they will never request payment by text or online.

A welcoming event recognizing Gabriella’s Seafood Market as it joins the Little River Chamber.

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.

The D Meyers Band takes the stage at The Hangout with a live show made for dancing and fun.

King Tide brings a live country set to The Hangout, featuring favorites from the 90s through today. The show spans decades of hits, mixing well-known classics with contemporary songs.

Organized weekly play for Riftbound takes place at MBG. This recurring event provides a consistent, structured setting to play the game each week.

Smoke and Mirrors brings a high-energy night to Island Bar and Grill Surfside with a soundtrack 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. It is all about favorite hits and a party atmosphere that invites everyone to cut loose like a rock star.

An expanded luau cruise along the Grand Strand features authentic island flair with live hula dancers and upbeat tropical music while cruising the Intracoastal. Promoted as the only themed cruise along the Grand Strand, the experience wraps up at the dock with a live fire show. This locally owned, family friendly outing is priced at $45 for adults and $31 for kids.

Seals & Crofts 2 celebrates the enduring sound of Seals & Crofts, the soft-rock duo whose songs became life soundtracks for millions. Brady Seals and Lua Crofts lead the show with rich vocals, fresh arrangements, and heartfelt storytelling, revisiting favorites like Summer Breeze, Diamond Girl, Get Closer, We May Never Pass This Way Again, and Hummingbird. Brady, a cousin of Jim and Dan Seals, is a former co-lead singer of the multi-platinum country group Little Texas and an ASCAP Triple Play Award recipient. Lua, daughter of Dash Crofts, is a gifted singer and songwriter who carries the family’s unmistakable tone. Backed by their band, they perform the catalog that sold in the millions and toured the globe, blending the music with multimedia touches that include rare footage of Jim and Dash. The result is a warm, timeless concert that bridges generations and breathes new life into harmonies and melodies woven into American music.

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.

Relive the sounds of the 1950s and 1960s with a lively sock hop inspired performance at GTS Theatre in Myrtle Beach. Expect familiar classics, playful surprises, and a retro atmosphere that has the audience clapping and singing along. The cozy, cabaret style venue keeps you close to the performers for a nostalgic showcase built around doo wop harmonies and the early spark of rock and roll. Seating is assigned in the order purchases are made.

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.

An all-new, adults-only comedy and magic experience at GTS Theatre in Myrtle Beach blends striking illusions with sharp humor and unexpected twists created for a mature audience. It fits date nights or an evening out with friends, delivering steady laughs and memorable entertainment throughout the show.

A family-friendly improv performance built from audience suggestions takes place in the Fellowship Hall at Shepherd of the Sea Lutheran Church. Admission is free, and voluntary donations help cover the cost of the space. Seats may be reserved by making an advance donation, and concessions will be available for purchase. Presented in partnership with Shepherd of the Sea, which provides a welcoming space for the improv community. Adults interested in building communication skills and expanding their social network can explore related improv classes.

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.

Set in Aynor, South Carolina, the Better Together Run/Relay brings the community together through fitness, fellowship, and purpose. Presented by F3 Republic and The Corban Collective, with title support from Anderson Brothers Bank, it features a Family Fun Mile, a 5K run or walk, a 10K for individual runners, and a signature two person 10K relay. Participants can chase a personal record, run alongside a friend, or make it a family outing, all with a focus on tackling challenges together. Registration is open, and event shirts are available for those who register in time.

This family friendly community race features a competitive mile alongside a relaxed run or walk, welcoming those chasing a personal record as well as participants who simply want to enjoy time with family and friends. The fastest overall male and female receive Brooks running shoes provided by Black Dog Running Co. in Myrtle Beach, and awards recognize performances across competitive heats. Stroller friendly options are available, children age three and under can participate at no cost, and post race refreshments will be waiting at the finish. Packet pickup takes place at Shelter A and the races start nearby. Proceeds support Ryzon Refuge, a faith based nonprofit serving mothers and children experiencing homelessness in Horry County by funding housing, counseling, and community programs that build stability and hope.

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.

Casual pickup takes place at Doug Shaw Stadium on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Sessions may be on the main field or on the other fields.

Build figure drawing skills in a monthly studio course at Vision Art Gallery led by artist instructors. Working from a live model, participants explore time-honored methods through clear demonstrations and hands-on practice. Instruction covers composition, blocking in accurate proportions, and developing convincing form and volume, with opportunities to apply these approaches in pencil, charcoal, pastel, or paint. Sessions blend classical terminology and concepts illustrated with original artwork and studies of the old masters, step-by-step demonstrations of the four core stages of constructing the figure, and ample drawing time with individualized feedback. This series welcomes anyone seeking structured training in classical figure drawing or painting and is designed to support steady progress and greater confidence. The cost is $95 per month. Recommended materials include a range of graphite pencils from hard to soft such as 4H to H, HB or B, and 4B to 8B, a kneaded eraser, and larger sheets around 24 by 18 inches with 11 by 14 inches as a minimum, with newsprint acceptable. An easel is encouraged but optional.

The second annual Graveyard Grand Prix Coffin Races transforms historic downtown Conway into a Halloween showcase of speed, creativity, and community spirit. Homemade, human-powered coffins face off in thrilling head-to-head heats, with spectators cheering as teams charge toward the finish. Presented by Radial, the event blends high-energy racing, imaginative costumes, and family-friendly activities for all ages. Expect a festive atmosphere with local food trucks, Halloween-themed vendors, kids activities, Graveyard Grand Prix t-shirts, and spooky performers accompanied by music. Sponsors include Presenting Sponsor Radial, Premier Sponsor Beach Air, and Supporting Sponsor Ripley's Haunted Adventure. Teams are made up of five participants, with one rider known as The Ghost and four pushers, and all participants must be at least 16 years old. Safety is central, so each coffin must have four wheels, provide a secure riding position, and be safely guided and controlled, with all entries inspected before racing. Helmets are required for riders and strongly encouraged for pushers. Competition unfolds across two divisions. The Competitive Racing Division features a 16-team double-elimination tournament to crown a champion, while the Spirit Division focuses on creativity, costumes, and crowd engagement with featured showcase runs and its own set of awards. Recognition includes cash prizes for Fastest Coffin, Runner-Up Speed Demon, Best Coffin Design, and Best Team Theme, along with honors for Creepiest Coffin and a People’s Choice voted on by spectators. Team entry is $75 with limited availability. A pre-race team briefing is required before event day, and costumes are encouraged since creativity can help secure an award.

The farmers market at Valor Park in Market Commons features handcrafted goat's milk soap made with entirely natural ingredients and offered at an affordable price in Myrtle Beach, SC.

MessFest 2.0 turns 5 Star Farm in Loris, South Carolina into a playful, hands-on celebration of all things messy. Organizers acknowledge issues with the July edition and are stepping up with more activity stations, extra supplies, and additional staff, drawing inspiration from their successful 2026 Easter Egg Hunt. Expect themed slip and slides featuring chocolate, ketchup, and a snowy shaving-cream scene along with a surprise slide. A slime-making station, a noodles play area, a foam party, finger painting, bubble blowing, and a water slide keep the fun going, and wash-off stations are available to clean up between activities. Special extras include temporary hair coloring and the chance to finger paint a pony. Access to MessFest is included with regular gate admission, and there are no hidden fees. Admission is $10 for ages 3 and up, and children 2 and under enter free. Showing a photo of a child from the July MessFest grants one complimentary gate admission for this event.

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

Enjoy a relaxed get-together with local car enthusiasts and club members. Vehicles of any make or model are welcome, and a bigger crowd will only add to the fun.

This trunk or treat takes place at The Hangout, a lively, family-friendly restaurant and entertainment spot with live music, foam parties on the hour, and an upbeat crew that gets guests involved. The atmosphere is laid back and beachy, spread across large indoor and outdoor areas that include a sand play area, fire pits, and quirky Pez themed decor.

Enjoy free live music from Mr. Nigel and Friends at The Hangout in Myrtle Beach. The group sets a festive tone with upbeat songs and a fun, high-energy atmosphere.

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

A familiar face is back at Buoys On The Boulevard, as Ron Rodgers returns for another appearance.

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

The Bronx Wanderers deliver an energetic show and have been entertaining audiences of all ages since 2003. The set features music by Dion and The Belmonts, Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, Billy Joel, The Animals, and Queen, along with a few selections from today’s artists. Presented direct from Las Vegas, this performance spans decades.

Beachfront karaoke is held inside the Sand Dunes Resort. Parking is available in the Sand Dunes Garage for restaurant patrons. The on-site restaurant offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Awen Family Band returns to The Pawleys Island Tavern in Pawleys Island, SC for a free live concert.

At GTS Theatre in Myrtle Beach, the Original Motown Tribute Show delivers a high energy celebration of classic hits in a cozy cabaret setting. Celebrating 38 years on stage, it showcases powerhouse vocals and continuous interaction with the audience. The intimate space keeps everyone close to the action and the music. Clapping, singing, and dancing are part of the experience as beloved Motown tunes fill the room.

Travel back to the era that shaped American music as the Original Motown Tribute Show lights up GTS Theatre in Myrtle Beach. Now marking 38 years on stage, this production is recognized as the longest running Motown tribute and delivers two hours of classics made famous by The Temptations, The Four Tops, The Supremes, Stevie Wonder, the Jackson 5, Marvin Gaye, Smokey Robinson, and more. Expect powerhouse live vocals, shimmering costumes, and energetic choreography that capture the spirit of the Motor City sound. Suitable for all ages, it offers an evening filled with nostalgia, favorite tunes, and lively entertainment.

Set up in the yard at Crooked Hammock Brewery for a Sunday yoga series that goes on rain or shine. The class format alternates each week between yin and slow flow and is welcoming to every level, from complete beginners to experienced yogis. Each ticket includes a post-class beverage, with a choice of draft or nonalcoholic options. Pricing is $15 for locals and $20 for visitors, and kids participate for free. Payment can be made with cash or Venmo on site, and you can register ahead or simply drop in. A covered space is available if the weather turns. If you need a mat, text 843-605-1751 at least 24 hours in advance to have one brought for you.

Set aside the week’s noise and settle into a soothing sound bath that invites deep rest, grounding, and peace. This meditative experience is designed to calm the nervous system, quiet the mind, and encourage harmony throughout the body. While resting comfortably, you will be surrounded by the tones of singing bowls, drums, and other resonant instruments, creating a gentle, immersive atmosphere. The focus is on receiving rather than doing. Vibrations move through the body to ease physical tension, lighten emotional weight, and bring balance to your inner rhythm. Many people leave feeling calmer, clearer, lighter, and more steady. Benefits may include profound relaxation and stress relief, support for nervous system regulation, emotional and energetic release, improved clarity and sleep, and a renewed sense of grounding and inner peace. For greater comfort, bring a yoga mat, blanket, pillow, or any cozy items that help you feel fully supported while lying down. The more at ease your body is, the more deeply you can relax into the sound. Arrive as you are, get comfortable, breathe, and allow the waves of sound to do the rest.

Season four of the Sundays On The Plaza concert series opens with a unique live music experience headlined by the Tan & Sober Gentlemen from Snow Camp, North Carolina. Expect a high-energy blend of Celtic roots, driving bluegrass, and punk spirit delivered with a hard-charging approach. Presented by The Chambers Law Firm, Grand Strand Brewing, and The Midtown Inn & Cottages, this kickoff is open to all ages with free admission.

This event features DJs Tom Hamrick and Kevin Robinson.

Enjoy three days of live jazz in an outdoor setting. A cigar lounge will be available within a designated smoking area, and smoking is limited to that space. VIP Experience packages are offered. For the general entry area, please bring lawn chairs for seating. Only service animals are permitted, and pets or emotional support animals are not allowed. Details may change without prior notice.

Chasing Rachel returns to Local on the Water to wrap up the weekend with a live set.

A pickup soccer game is held at Market Commons.

Student Spotlight Sunday at Calli Bakers Firehouse features trumpeter Keli A. Price, a featured soloist, seasoned performer, and educator. Price serves as Trumpet Teaching Associate in the Department of Music at Coastal Carolina University and holds the Principal Trumpet chair with the Florence Symphony Orchestra. Her work spans solo and orchestral stages as well as jazz, hip hop, and commercial projects, including appearances with the Emerald Empire Band. She earned bachelor’s degrees in Music Education and Trumpet Performance, with a jazz studies emphasis, from the University of South Carolina, followed by a master’s degree in Orchestral Trumpet Performance from the Ithaca College Conservatory of Music. Experiences performing in Philadelphia and Oakland have widened her artistic perspective and strengthened her connection to diverse musical traditions. Comfortable in classical and contemporary settings, she brings an improvisation-forward approach to jazz, hip hop, and funk, and channels that versatility into teaching that prepares students for the varied demands of today’s music world. Dedicated to developing well rounded musicians, she supports learners from their first steps through early professional stages, emphasizing solid technique, expressive artistry, creative independence, and a lasting bond with music.

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.

At Boteco VIP, a live jazz jam brings together talented local musicians for an evening of smooth sounds, craft cocktails, great food, and easygoing vibes. Set in the heart of downtown Myrtle Beach, it offers a relaxed setting for jazz fans, musicians, and anyone looking for a laid-back night with good music.

The third annual celebration for ghouls brings a spooky night at Sassy, featuring a buy one, get one 50 percent off offer across the entire store, giveaways, and new arrivals.

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 2nd Annual Myrtle Beach RV Expo brings a fall RV show to Myrtle Beach with five days of major manufacturers, factory representatives, lifestyle vendors, and CFMOTO powersports units gathered in one place. It is designed for shoppers comparing brands or searching for new and used RVs with transparent, show-only pricing that includes freight, prep, a walk-through, and detail. Browse hundreds of options including travel trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers, bunkhouses, couples coaches, and luxury models. Meet factory reps from Forest River, Coachmen, CrossRoads, Palomino, and Axiom RV, and check out CFMOTO ATVs and side-by-sides. Enjoy free admission and free parking, plus free food served daily. RV lifestyle vendors will be on site with camping gear, accessories, solar solutions, and campground partners. Additional perks include on-site financing with multiple lenders, national delivery and shipping options, and hands-on walkthroughs of the newest layouts, features, and innovations. The show offers a one-stop comparison of leading brands and floorplans, early access to upcoming model years, and guidance from factory representatives and product specialists. It attracts RV shoppers from across South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, and nearby markets.

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.

The Tidelands Health Stroke Support Group offers a welcoming place to connect with other stroke survivors, talk through questions about mobility and daily routines, and share experiences. Stroke patients, family members, and caregivers are all welcome, and there is no cost to participate. The group meets at Tidelands Health Pawleys Family YMCA.

Step into an evening of music and imagination at The Witching Hour, a family friendly candlelit concert at the Horry County Museum. The Long Bay Symphony woodwind quintet shares seasonal selections with playful Halloween flair and lighthearted melodies in the gentle glow of candles. The program welcomes audiences of all ages and celebrates the spirit of autumn. Admission is free and open to everyone, with no tickets or reservations needed. Two performances are scheduled, and the concert takes place in McCown Auditorium.

This grand opening introduces HOMEOLOGY, formed as Pure Decor Interiors and Kj VintageFinds of Calabash unite as a single home goods retailer. The shop features refinished and painted furniture, a curated blend of modern and vintage decor, gifts, and local art. It also offers Fusion Mineral paint and accessories.

Style Encore Myrtle Beach marks 12 years with a weekend celebration featuring special sales, extra savings, giveaways, and surprises. The milestone highlights a long run of community support, with thanks to everyone who has shopped, sold items, shared posts, watched live videos, and backed this small business. Expect a festive shopping atmosphere and a focus on gratitude as the store celebrates a dozen years in the community.

Lady Archer appears at City of Halloween in Conway, South Carolina across several days, with one schedule for weekdays and another for the weekend.

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.

October brings karaoke during happy hour at Toasted Tee, a popular way to launch the weekend. Taking place on two Fridays in the month, it blends music, friends, food, and drinks for a lively start. The gathering is set near Waccamaw Hospital at the Wachesaw East clubhouse.

Fritz Frye performs live at Conway Outpost with a set full of familiar favorites. Enjoy an easygoing night of songs you know well.

The Paul Grimshaw Band performs live at The Hangout in a free show featuring a wide-ranging mix of songs. The set showcases the band's versatility throughout the performance.

Chasing Rachel performs at Fire To Table in Murrells Inlet. Start the weekend with live music.

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.

The 9th Annual Grand Strand Kite Festival returns to North Myrtle Beach, set on the sands of Cherry Grove Point. This beachside event focuses on kite flying along the shoreline and marks the festival’s return to this coastal setting.

Enjoy a fun day at 5 Star Farm celebrating babies, families, animals, and community. Baby shower style contests take place throughout the day with prizes, and the first 50 little ones age 2 and under will receive a special gift while supplies last. Meet more than 80 animals, with opportunities to pet and feed them. Animal feed is available for purchase at the gate. A kids activity area offers plenty to keep younger visitors entertained, and both children and adults will find lots to do around the farm. Local vendors and food trucks are planned, with more being added as they are confirmed. Admission is $10 for ages 3 and up, and children 2 and under are free. Tickets are sold at the gate on the day of the event. Vendor applications are being accepted. For vendor questions, email sc5starfarmvendors@gmail.com. This is an outdoor event, and any weather-related updates will be shared by the organizers on their Facebook page.

At Barefoot Landing in North Myrtle Beach, BooFest is a family friendly celebration filled with spooky fun. The event features costume contests for children and pets, along with costumed stilt walkers, vendor booths offering kids activities, and more. Contest categories include ages 3 and younger, 4 to 7, 8 to 12, and pets. Participants are encouraged to register ahead and be ready to line up before their category begins.

Tayla Lynn and Tre Twitty bring a heartfelt tribute to their roots as the grandchildren of Loretta Lynn and Conway Twitty. In an intimate setting, they blend songs with personal stories to honor their grandparents and the pure country sound they helped define. The next generation shares the music and memories that keep this legacy alive.

Presented by The Hammock Shops Village, this monthly farmers market brings together local growers and makers at Hammock Shops Village in Pawleys Island. Explore seasonal fruits and vegetables, local honey, farm-fresh eggs, meats, baked goods, artisanal soaps, potted plants, coffee, pottery, handmade jewelry, and knife sharpening, with additional items often available. Offerings can change from one market to the next. Vendors interested in participating can call 843-839-4488 for details. Organizers will not request payment by text or online, a reminder to stay alert for scams.

Blues and Americana set the soundtrack for Sunday brunch at Local Eat Drink Celebrate. Reservations are recommended if a view of the stage is preferred, and the music can be heard throughout the venue.

Celebrate the season with fun for all ages while paying tribute to first responders. With valid ID, a first responder is admitted free with each paid admission.

Celebrate fall at a free community festival at the Conway Recreation Center at Lady Bug Park. Hosted by North Conway Baptist Church, Coastway Church, Pathway Church, Heritage Baptist Church, and Fountain Church, it features trunk-or-treat fun, a hayride, face painting, inflatables, and games. Enjoy complimentary food and snacks along with apple cider and coffee. Activities are planned with the whole family in mind.

Enjoy an evening of cake decorating and sipping at Horry county in Conway, SC. Design an edible masterpiece on a 6x6 cake with colorful icing and decorating supplies, then place it in the included 6x6 cake box to take home. The experience features drinks, tasty finger foods, upbeat music, and a friendly atmosphere filled with laughter. No experience is required, so bring your creativity for a sweet, hands-on night.

Enjoy live music from local performers with a little bit of fun mixed in.

A Halloween themed gathering at KP’S Trading Co. and KP’S Prom & Dress Boo-tique features painting, shopping, and seasonal activities. A $15 painting ticket includes one wooden Halloween shape to paint and take home, all supplies, and a treat. There are eight festive designs to choose from on a first come, first served basis. Jamie will be on site with permanent jewelry and a charm bar, and the shops will be open for browsing. Quantities for painting are limited. Permanent jewelry and charms are purchased separately.

A live show from Different Direction comes to Patio's Tiki Bar & Grill in Little River.

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.

Dirty Laundry returns to House of Blues for an energetic evening in Myrtle Beach. Expect a lively atmosphere, food and drinks, and plenty of music to keep you moving from start to finish.

Black Glass is the featured act for Free Show Friday, presented by GATOR 107.9 at the Grand Strand’s home for free live music. This weekly series includes a PayDay Friday drawing before the music begins and highlights some of the best bands in town.

The night before Halloween brings a spirited Halloween party featuring Radio Source. Costumes set the tone as revelers from around the Inlet come out to dance and rock, building momentum until the celebration feels just right.

Surfside Drive will be closed to traffic between Hollywood Drive and Ocean Boulevard for a family friendly show featuring a wide range of vehicles. Registration costs $25 if completed online or $30 when paying the day of the show. More than 60 trophies will be awarded across five eras of entries, from Prewar to 1959, 1960 to 1969, 1970 to 1999, 2000 to 2019, and 2020 to the present. Best of Show honors will be named for two groups, Prewar through 1999 and 2000 to present. Additional awards include a people’s choice and a kids choice, recognition for best decorated truck and best decorated car, most unusual vehicle, most impressive engine, exceptional paint, most popular pickup, and most popular street rod, plus over 30 sponsor awards. Families are encouraged to bring candy for children, and participants can add to the fun by decorating their vehicles.

Children can take part in a free, 30 minute learning activity at the L.W. Paul Living History Farm in Conway that explores bats and their ecological importance. Parents may reserve a half hour session for their child, and group sizes will be limited. For details on available session options and to register, contact Marian Calder at 843-915-7861 or calder.marian@horrycountysc.gov. When registering, please indicate the session you prefer.

Scrapbooks by the Sea is offering a special bag sale for customers who have a Scrapbooks by the Sea Myrtle Beach tote. Show a tote in pink, blue, red, white, or gray at checkout to receive 20% off. Better Press items receive 10% off. Consignment items are excluded, and store credit cannot be used during this special sale.

There will be a meetup at Dave & Busters after the beach crawl for the annual Myrtle Beach Jeep Jam group photo. The event is being arranged earlier than usual this year.

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.

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.

Costumed fun takes over the MarshWalk during its annual Halloween celebration, a long-running signature tradition that welcomes families and adults alike with contests, treats, and specials from every MarshWalk restaurant. The festivities begin with trick-or-treating for kids, followed by the children’s costume contest at the Pirate Statue in front of Drunken Jack’s. Young participants three and older can compete for Most Creative, Best Group, and Funniest, while children two and under are considered for the Awes Applause recognition. Awards for kids include trophies, ribbons, and candy bags. Later, the spotlight shifts to adults for a costume competition open to ages 18 and up, with more than $4,000 in cash and prizes for standout looks. Categories include Best Duo, Best Group, Best Individual, Most Creative, Big and Bulky, Murrells Inlet Themed, and Honorable Mention. Judges will be strolling the MarshWalk to spot favorites throughout the night, and anyone hoping to win must register at The Tuna Shak with their chosen category. Final judging takes place between Wahoo’s and Drunken Jack’s. Throughout the celebration, every MarshWalk restaurant offers food and drink specials, with participating locations including Bovine’s, Wahoo’s, Drunken Jack’s, Creek Ratz, Dead Dog Saloon, The Claw House, and The Wicked Tuna.

Costumes are encouraged at Buoys On The Boulevard, where Halloween fun includes entertainment for adults and kids. Kind Keeper will be on site with a booth offering adoption opportunities and ways to support the local animal shelter, bringing along their little gremlins ready for new homes.

Fire To Table hosts a Halloween party with Rebellium delivering rock favorites alongside hard rock takes on Halloween classics. Stage lights, smoke effects, and TV screens shape the atmosphere, and costumes amplify the festive feel. Rebellium is known for making Halloween a good time, and this show continues that tradition.

Hosted by the Aynor Area Chamber of Commerce at Aynor Town Park, this second annual Spooktacular Trunk or Treat offers a family friendly celebration of costumes, candy, and community. Children can collect treats as local businesses transform their vehicle trunks into creative Halloween displays. Food trucks will be on site with meal and snack options while everyone explores the park, and attendees can tour the displays and vote for their favorite trunk. The Town of Aynor is also presenting a Most Creative Decorate Your Pumpkin contest with drop off at Town of Aynor Town Hall, prizes for first, second, and third place, and winners announced at the trunk or treat.

Celebrate Halloween at Captain Archie's with live music from Tim Elliott, a party, and a costume contest for those ready to go all out. Costumes are encouraged, and friends can spend the evening along the water enjoying food, cold drinks, and live entertainment. Contest details will be announced, so start planning your outfit now.

At House of Blues Myrtle Beach, most of the floor is general admission with standing room only. Reserved seats are available in the balcony for a higher price and include priority entry, a guaranteed seat, and cocktail service. Guests who need accessible accommodations should purchase the appropriate wheelchair, mobility impaired, and companion tickets for their group and plan to check in with security upon arrival. For questions about accessible seating, contact the box office at 843-272-3000, option 1. The venue is smoke free, and there is no re-entry. Multiple presales and VIP packages are available.

Fossil Rockers make an appearance at Star Tavern in Little River, South Carolina.

On All Hallow's Eve, when the veil is considered thinnest, a small circle gathers for an intimate séance limited to 12 participants, keeping the experience focused and reverent. Mediums Bri and Charlotte lead the evening with more than six decades of combined practice. Through ceremony, guided meditative moments, and channeled messages, the session seeks to open a path to ancestors, friends, family, and loved ones in spirit. The intention is for each attendee to receive a personal message that offers comfort, closure, and connection. This night is in high demand and often sells out quickly, and a second date may be added if interest exceeds capacity. Guests are encouraged to bring an open mind as well as a photo or memento of the person they hope to contact. Please note that spirit communication cannot be guaranteed, as results depend on participant openness and the willingness of spirits to engage. This experience is offered for entertainment purposes only and is not a scientific or medical practice.

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.

A free guided group ride explores The Market Common with Teresa leading the route. This social ride spans about 10 miles and lasts around an hour, traveling mostly on sidewalks and greenway paths, and it begins and ends at Pee Dee Bicycle of Myrtle Beach. It is open to riders who want to combine conversation with exercise. Helmets and lights are recommended, and free donuts await after the ride. For weather updates, check the event’s Facebook page.

F1rst Friday ArtWalk is a monthly celebration in downtown Myrtle Beach where local businesses host artists and musicians. Restaurants across the district offer dining specials to complement the experience. William H. Miller Studios & Fine Art is part of the festivities. Take a leisurely walk and enjoy art, live music, and food as you explore.

Registration is open for a set of classes where all supplies are provided. If you have a preferred color palette, share it in advance so a personalized kit can be prepared. Location details are provided after payment. Ticketing is available through PayPal, and Cash App, Zelle, or Venmo can be arranged by messaging the organizer for links.

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.

Now in its third year, the UCA Ghost-to-Gobble Run celebrates fall by bringing Halloween and Thanksgiving together in one themed running event. This run highlights both holidays in a lighthearted way.

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.

Step into a mythical medieval setting and help support Calebs Dragonfly Dreams through this fest. Enjoy an atmosphere that brings the past to life while supporting the organization.

A festive scene awaits in the Village of Shadow Bay, with plenty of fun. Explore offerings from local peddlers to show your support, and take the opportunity to greet the queen.

Settle into a tranquil, carefully curated space of gentle light and soothing colors for a restorative sound bath at Meditation Sisters Studio. Guided meditation blends with the resonant tones of quartz crystal singing bowls, wah-wah tubes, a hand drum, rain stick, chimes, and other healing instruments to quiet the mind, ease the body, and promote balance. Rest comfortably on a mat, feel grounded, and explore your own inner sanctuary as you drift into deep relaxation. Comfortable clothing is recommended, and bringing water and an open-hearted mindset will support the experience. This event is sold out.

Investigate a comedic yet challenging case while enjoying dinner at a true crime murder mystery show. The culprit could be anywhere in the room, blending in with everyone else, so you might suddenly become a suspect. The story unfolds in the here and now, moment by moment, as actors mingle with the crowd to keep the clues close and the twists coming. Expect a lively, social, and interactive experience designed for adults. Created by The Dinner Detective, this nationwide production has entertained audiences since 2004 with an evening of intrigue, laughter, and spontaneous surprises.

A cheerful gathering promises playful fun, chances to support local vendors, and an opportunity to greet the Queen.

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.

A special breakfast is dedicated to honoring veterans. Those who have served are treated to a complimentary meal in appreciation of their service.

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.

Art in the Park at Valor Park in The Market Common is free to attend and welcomes families and pets. The event spans two days. Sign-ups are not taken through Facebook, and registration is handled on the event website.

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.

Rebellium performs at Fire To Table, ready to warm up the evening even if the weather turns chilly.

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.

Set in the village of Shadow Bay, this gathering offers a cheerful atmosphere where attendees can support local peddlers. There may even be a chance to meet the Queen.

Night at the Star ushers in the holiday season with festive energy. Look forward to tasty drinks, lively music, and lots of fun.

Teens get an hour and a half in the studio with an instructor available, working with 3 to 4 pounds of clay to create wheel thrown or handbuilt pieces. The session includes access to tools, a glaze time for finishing, and shelf space reserved for returning participants. Finished work will be ready for pickup in three to four weeks, and a text will let you know when it is available. Select the pickup option during checkout. Remember to sign your piece before the workshop ends, since Rooted Beauty Arts LLC cannot be responsible for unsigned items that are later claimed by someone else. Kiln outcomes are not guaranteed if instructions are not followed, and pieces may crack or come apart when technique is lacking. All classes at Rooted Beauty Pottery are designed for beginners and focus on enjoying the process rather than achieving perfection, so take your time and enjoy making memories. Because seating is limited, cancellations and no shows are nonrefundable, though a credit for a future class is offered if you cancel at least 72 hours before the workshop.

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.

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.

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.

Learn the art of hand-knitting in a cozy, beginner-friendly class where everything is done by hand. No knitting experience or needles are required. Create a chunky knit lap blanket, choosing the yarn color you like best, and receive enough yarn to complete your project. Finished size may vary based on how loose or tight the stitches are. These blankets make thoughtful gifts for friends or a comforting treat for yourself during the colder months. Guests are welcome to bring snacks and drinks to enjoy during the class. Please note that yarn colors may appear different due to screen settings and variations in dye lots.

Alex lawson brings live blues to brunch at Local Eat Drink Celebrate in Pawleys Island. Reservations are recommended for seats with a clear view of the stage, and the music can be heard throughout the venue.

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.

NS Promos hosts the 17th Annual Surfside Beach Turkey Trot 5K with a free Gobbler Kids Dash. The course opens with ocean views, follows a stretch of Ocean Blvd, and continues through the neighborhood streets of Surfside Beach. Both runners and walkers are welcome. There is no water stop on the course, and water and snacks are provided after the finish. The 5K goes first, followed by a 50 yard kids dash. Animals are not allowed on the race course. Service animals recognized by the ADA may participate when staff is notified at bib pickup, and participants using them are asked to start at the back for safety. Wheelchairs and other ADA recognized mobility aids are permitted under the same guidelines. Baby joggers, strollers, skateboards, roller blades, unauthorized bicycles, and other wheeled devices are not permitted. Overall awards use gun timing, while age group awards use chip timing. Awards include the top three overall male and female, the top master male and female, and the top three male and female finishers in the following age groups: 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. Participants receive a race bib and medal for both events, a 5K participant shirt subject to availability, and an optional shirt for the kids dash. Portable restrooms are located near the start and finish. Free parking is available near Ocean Blvd and the Surfside Pier, and drivers are asked not to block driveways. Registration is online only, and the kids dash is free with online registration. Packet pickup is offered before race day at designated locations and hours, as well as near the start and finish on race morning. If packet pickup is not completed before race morning, only bibs are distributed before the start and shirts are picked up after finishing.

Celebrate the 20th running of Myrtle Beach’s Turkey Trot 5K, presented by United Bank, with a festive morning at Grand Park Lake in Market Common. This family friendly outing features a 5K run and walk plus the Gobbler Kids’ Dash, a short 50 yards for younger participants. The route is USATF certified and winds through the Market Common district, a scenic area on the site of the former Myrtle Beach Air Force Base. Runners and walkers are welcome. Gun timing will be used to determine overall results, and chip timing will be used for age group scoring. There is no water station on the course, and participants will find water and snacks after they finish. Animals are not allowed on the course, with the exception of service animals under ADA guidelines. Wheelchairs and other mobility aids recognized by the ADA are permitted. Those participating with a service animal or mobility device must let staff know at bib pickup and are asked to begin toward the back for safety. Baby joggers, strollers, skateboards, roller blades, unauthorized bicycles and other wheeled items are not permitted. Registration is handled online only. The Gobbler Kids’ Dash is free, though advance online registration is still required. Participant perks include a 5K shirt while supplies last, with a shirt add on option for the kids dash, plus a medal and race bib for both distances. If you skip early packet pickup, only bibs will be handed out before the start and shirts will be available for pickup at the information tent after you finish. Portable restrooms will be available in the courtyard at Grand Park Lake. Free parking can be found in the Farrow Parking Garage next to Nacho Hippo as well as along Market Common side streets. Awards include the top three overall men and women, top masters man and woman, and age group awards for men and women in divisions 0 to 10, 11 to 14, 15 to 19, 20 to 24, 25 to 29, 30 to 34, 35 to 39, 40 to 44, 45 to 49, 50 to 54, 55 to 59, 60 to 64, 65 to 69, 70 to 74, 75 to 79, and 80 and up. The kids dash does not include awards. The event partners with MB Fire Cares, whose Honor Guard represents the department and the city as ambassadors of goodwill.

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.

Different Direction performs live at Patio's Tiki Bar & Grill.

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

A seasonal celebration at Old Bull and Bush Pub & Eatery Myrtle Beach offers a welcome pause from holiday shopping, blending dining with lively entertainment. The focus is on flavorful food alongside a show that springs to life by involving the audience, creating an interactive and festive atmosphere.

A debut performance takes place at the local legend known as the PIT, Pawleys Island Tavern in Pawleys Island. Recognized as a unique local gem, this venue hosts the show.

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.

Support the teams at the Coastal Crown Elite Showcase as they perform their 2026-2027 routines. Admission is $5, and children under 5 are free.

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.

A festive celebration along the MarshWalk brings the 12th Annual Santa Crawl to life with holiday-themed drinks from each restaurant and seasonal dinner specials. Costumed participants can step into character as Santa, an elf, the Grinch, a Scrooge, or any look that showcases the Christmas spirit while Secret Santas circulate to spot standout outfits during the crawl. Registration at the table located at Bovine’s is required to be eligible for prizes. Winners are announced at Inlet Shipwreck, and participants must be present to claim awards. Set within Murrells Inlet’s historic fishing village, the MarshWalk is a scenic boardwalk beside a natural saltwater estuary. The celebration highlights the MarshWalk Group of restaurants, including Bovine’s, Wahoo’s Fish House, Drunken Jacks, Creek Ratz, Dead Dog Saloon, The Claw House, The Wicked Tuna, and Inlet Shipwreck.

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.

Pajama Crop at Scrapbooks by the Sea is a monthly scrapbooking group with a $15.00 fee. Participants can bring their scrapbook projects or any other work they want to focus on. Door prizes are awarded during the day, and a grand prize is announced at the end. Seating is limited, so reserve a spot early with advance registration and payment.

Fossil Rockers appear at Island Bar for Gold Cap Drawing Night. Enjoy an evening that pairs their appearance with a Gold Cap drawing.

Dream Destinations is offering a red-eye bus trip to experience the Christmas season in New York City, departing from South Carolina only. Please review all event details and the Terms and Conditions before purchasing tickets. For questions or assistance, contact Melissa Camp, Travel Agent, at (804) 909-0558 or dreamdestinations@yahoo.com.

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.

Taylor Mason headlines with a blend of observational humor, musicianship, ventriloquism, and magic effects. His career includes shows at Carnegie Hall and the Sydney Opera House, numerous television appearances, and a million online views. A Disney Cruise Line comedian for more than two decades, a Star Search winner, and the talent behind a Dry Bar Comedy special, he offers a positive program that brings audiences together through laughter, music, and the shared experience of something original and memorable.

Southern Times Square at The Market Common features a New Year’s Eve celebration with live music and entertainment, a drone show, and food and drink vendors. The live music performer will be announced. As the evening goes on, friends and families gather for the countdown and a ball drop to welcome the new year. The setting is festive and family friendly, offering moments to remember and continuing a cherished tradition at The Market Common.

The Murrells Inlet MarshWalk welcomes 2027 with festive dinner and drink specials and live music across eight participating restaurants. The lineup includes Bovine’s, Wahoo’s, Drunken Jack’s, Creek Ratz, Dead Dog Saloon, The Claw House, The Wicked Tuna, and Inlet Shipwreck. Each restaurant offers its own New Year’s Eve menu and specials on its page, setting the scene for a night filled with celebratory flavors, spirited sips, and plenty of music.

Enjoy a morning of gaming, fun, and fellowship. New members are always welcome. Mahjong gaming kits are provided.

Celebrate the holidays with jingle bell marble runs! Children ages 3 and up (with adult supervision) can enjoy building a maze and making some noise. Registration is not required.

Enjoy an afternoon of gaming, fun, and fellowship. Meet new people while playing the card game Euchre. New players are welcome to join in on the fun. Registration is not required.

Experience the thrill of a silent disco where you can dance to music through wireless headphones. Enjoy a unique and electrifying event filled with silent beats, vibrant neon decorations, and multiple music channels. Registration is not required to attend this special event.