Events in Myrtle Beach, SC

A farmers market takes place in Surfside Beach, South Carolina.

Speed Trivia delivers a high-energy twist on classic trivia at 810 Billiards & Bowling North Myrtle Beach. The game moves fast, rewarding sharp recall and quick answers, with each moment making a difference. It is free to play, prizes are awarded to winners, and both solo participants and groups can take part. A full menu and drinks are available all night.

Celebrate the music of a country icon at GTS Theatre as performers bring Kenny Rogers’ catalog to life. Hear favorites such as The Gambler, Lady, and Coward of the County, along with duet moments inspired by his well known collaborations. Live vocals, lively staging, and the intimacy of the theatre create a nostalgic blend of storytelling and classic melodies.

Explore how Myrtle Beach began and what life was like there during World War II on a trolley tour. Learn about U-boat threats off the coast and the arrival of German POWs as the route makes stops at Pine Lakes Country Club and the Historic Myrtle Beach Colored School Museum. The trolley is enclosed and climate controlled.

Beachfront Kitchen & Bar partners with local organizations for Spaghetti Wednesdays, a weekly fundraiser centered on a hearty pasta meal. Guests can dine in or take their meals to go and enjoy unlimited spaghetti for $15, tax included, available at both lunch and dinner. Each order includes a side salad and garlic bread, and $10 from every qualifying meal supports the featured organization of the day. The restaurant is inside the Sand Dunes Hotel. Parking is permitted on hotel property even where signs indicate no parking, and metered parking managed by the City of Myrtle Beach is also available for a fee. For questions, contact Jan Dobr at 843 455 6945 or events@beachfrontkitchenandbar.com.

Designed for tweens, this studio-style art class invites participants to explore new materials, build skills, and express their ideas. Each session combines drawing, painting, and mixed media projects in a welcoming setting that encourages creativity, confidence, and experimentation. All supplies are provided. No experience is required, and enrollment remains open.

Pickup soccer takes place in North Myrtle Beach on Mondays and Wednesdays. The games are informal and provide a simple way to get out on the field and play with others.

This Wellness Wednesday spotlights Beach Scents by Granny with a focus on all-natural, handmade bath and body care. Explore the ingredients that go into these products, learn about their benefits for everyday self care, and sample items to discover new favorites. The Wellness Wednesday series gathers in the Marketplace Community Event Space for practical workshops, inspiring speakers, product demonstrations, and supportive community resources devoted to real-life wellbeing. Topics span health, including nutrition, physical and emotional wellness, self care, stress management and healthy living; wealth, including budgeting, financial education, business growth, entrepreneurship, career development and practical money tools; relationships, including family, communication, parenting, leadership, community connection and personal growth; and purpose, including spiritual growth, personal development, creativity, service, confidence and living with intention. There is no admission charge and the public is welcome. Each installment may feature a guest presenter, hands-on workshop, vendor demonstration, sponsor spotlight, or a helpful community resource.

Turn your outing into a live game show at 810 Billiards & Bowling North Myrtle Beach. This interactive experience puts you in the contestant seat with buzzers, quick-fire challenges, and fan favorite games that spark plenty of laughs and friendly competition. Winners earn prizes, and the venue serves a full menu with drinks throughout. It is free to play, so bring your game face and get ready for fast paced fun and a few surprises.

Compete in a One Piece Card Game store tournament in Standard Constructed format. Entry is $10, registration is through the Bandai TCG+ app, and participants are encouraged to arrive a little early for check-in.

The Salty Pickle hosts a Halloween themed music bingo night filled with eerie tunes, high energy beats and themed rounds. Expect playful frights and plenty of chances to call out bingo. A costume contest invites creative looks and keeps the spooky spirit going. Attendees can sip, sing along and enjoy a festive evening built around seasonal music and lighthearted competition.

Enjoy a small-town market that spotlights creativity from local artists, crafters, bakers, and more. Vendors interested in participating can contact Sonja at myoliveshack@gmail.com. Booth fees are handled on-site, and payments are never requested through private messages or services such as Facebook, Venmo, or PayPal. Stay alert for scams, and if anything seems uncertain, call 571-247-3841.

This narrated two-hour excursion travels about a half-hour south of Myrtle Beach by climate-controlled trolley to Murrells Inlet and nearby spots. The storytelling features ghost tales locals have shared for generations with no actual sightings, accounts of pirates believed to have frequented these shores roughly 300 years ago, and history of influential families from the area and their contributions to the nation. It is designed as an introduction to notable places seen along the route rather than time spent at attractions. Brief step-offs lasting 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 suited for photos.

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.

Elizabeth Huntsinger presents an evening of local ghost stories, sharing eerie tales rooted in nearby lore. This storytelling event offers a spirited atmosphere for anyone interested in supernatural narratives.

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

Explore the bookshop after hours with the lights switched off, creating a softly spooky setting where browsing happens by flashlight. Eerie tunes, complimentary drinks, and themed snacks set the tone, while a pair of Halloween cats adds to the fun. This first-of-its-kind lights-out experience welcomes costumes, though they are optional. Attendees may want to bring a personal flashlight in case there are not enough to share.

Casual pickup sessions are held at Doug Shaw Stadium on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, taking place either on the main field or on one of the other fields.

A friendly cornhole tournament at Kyle’s Cornhole Boards welcomes new and casual players alongside those seeking a tougher challenge. The Tailgate Bracket is $10 per player and geared toward beginners, while the Advanced Bracket is $15 per player. No partner is needed since teams are drawn at random. Everyone plays two warm up games, then teams are seeded into a double elimination bracket, with at least four games guaranteed for each participant. Player entries close once teams have been drawn. Come practice your airmails and enjoy relaxed, competitive play with a supportive crowd.

Rock N’ Soul Revue brings the sounds of rock and soul from the 1950s, 60s, and 70s to GTS Theatre’s intimate, Gatsby-inspired cabaret. Big vocals, crowd singalongs, and a driving groove keep the energy high throughout the show. The close-up setting puts audiences near the performers, creating a lively exchange between stage and seats. Tickets are available.

Test your knowledge with a free team trivia competition at 810 Billiards & Bowling North Myrtle Beach. Teams tackle a variety of question rounds that span pop culture, history, music, sports, and beyond. Top performers earn prizes and plenty of bragging rights. Order from the full menu and enjoy drinks while you play. Gather a group of sharp minds or fun friends, choose a team name, and see how far your wits can take you.

Enjoy an evening of karaoke and line dancing, with lessons available throughout the night so everyone can take part. Admission is free.

Sponsored by the City of North Myrtle Beach, this weekly farmers market highlights locally grown and handcrafted goods. Browse seasonal fruits and vegetables, local honey, farm fresh eggs, meats, baked goods, artisanal soaps, potted plants, handmade jewelry, coffee, pottery, and knife sharpening services, with selections that can change from week to week. Vendor inquiries are welcome through the office, and organizers note they will never request payment by text or online, a reminder to stay alert for scams.

Fright Nights at Ripley’s Haunted Adventure unveils a chilling new chapter with a refreshed look and new scares. The Doctor has vanished, leaving human experiments abandoned inside the house, and they are no longer contained. Spaces have been reimagined, the fear has been intensified, and even more live actors lurk around every corner to keep the suspense building. The objective is simple. Enter, confront what the Doctor created, and try to make it out. Are you brave enough to finish the journey?

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.

Set out on an expanded luau cruise at sunset along the Grand Strand, featuring hula performers, island music played live, and authentic island-style entertainment as the boat travels the Intracoastal Waterway. After returning to the dock, the festivities continue with a fire performance to cap the evening. This locally run experience welcomes families, with tickets priced at $45 for adults and $31 for kids.

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.

Music Bingo brings a lively spin to the scene at 810 Billiards & Bowling North Myrtle Beach. A playlist of familiar tunes, from timeless favorites to current hits, guides the action as players mark matching songs on their bingo cards, blending game night excitement with a sing-along vibe. There is no charge to participate, and prizes go to the winners. Order from the full food and beverage menu while enjoying a relaxed outing of music, laughs, and friendly competition.

Myrtle Beach hosts an adults-only comedy magic show at GTS Theatre that blends impressive illusions with sharp humor and surprise moments made for a mature crowd. The performance focuses on laughs, eye-catching tricks, and unexpected twists tailored to grown-up audiences. Suitable for date nights or outings with friends, it offers a playful mix of magic and comedy.

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.

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

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.

At Valor Park in Market Commons, Myrtle Beach, the farmers market highlights handcrafted, all natural goat’s milk soap offered at accessible prices.

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.

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.

Hometown Halloween brings a festive trick-or-treat stroll through The Market Common, where shops welcome visitors with candy. Costumes are encouraged as families and friends explore the storefronts and collect treats along the way. It is a simple, seasonal outing that highlights the fun of Halloween in a walkable shopping setting.

Free live music with Mr. Nigel and Friends brings a lively party vibe to The Hangout in Myrtle Beach, SC. Enjoy energetic tunes and a fun atmosphere.

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.

Now in its second year, a community trunk or treat at Aynor Town Park brings families together for costumed trick or treating with candy and goodies from local businesses that decorate their vehicle trunks with festive displays. Food trucks will be available for dinner or a sweet treat as attendees stroll the park, and everyone can check out the displays and vote for a favorite trunk. The Town of Aynor also hosts a decorate your pumpkin contest with drop off at Town of Aynor Town Hall, awarding prizes for first, second, and third place, with winners announced at the trunk or treat. Hosted by the Aynor Area Chamber of Commerce, the event also offers businesses a face to face way to connect with the community, and there are no fees to participate.

Put your detective skills to work during a comedic, brain-teasing case while enjoying dinner at The Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show. The story unfolds in the present day and in real time, with performers concealed among the audience. Anyone could be the culprit and you might even become a prime suspect. Expect a lively, social, and interactive evening suitable for adults. This dinner theatre experience has entertained audiences across the country since 2004 with intrigue, laughs, and unscripted surprises.

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.

Celebrate Halloween by the water with drink features, live music, party favors, and a waterfront costume contest at Barefoot Landing. 3rd Shot Drop Band will perform Halloween favorites alongside classic hits. The costume contest includes Best Crew on Deck for couples or groups with a $100 cash prize and a swag bag, Best in Port for a nautical or island-inspired look with a $50 cash prize and a swag bag, and Scariest by the Sea for the most frightening or creative costume with a $50 cash prize and a swag bag. Winners will be announced during the event. Admission is free, seating is first come, first served, and attendees may arrive by land or by boat for a festive night on the waterway.

This karaoke event takes place in a beachfront setting inside the Sand Dunes Resort in Myrtle Beach. Parking is available in the Sand Dunes Garage for those visiting the restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

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.

At GTS Theatre in Myrtle Beach, the Original Motown Tribute Show delivers a spirited performance of classic Motown hits with soaring vocals and lively, ongoing interaction with the crowd. Presented in an up-close cabaret atmosphere where every seat feels near the action, it salutes the legacy of the music while celebrating 38 years. Look forward to sing-along moments and plenty of chances to dance as timeless songs keep the energy high.

Set aside stress and settle into stillness with a restorative sound bath that invites deep relaxation, grounding, and a gentle sense of peace. This meditative experience is designed to soothe the nervous system, quiet mental chatter, and rebalance the body through layers of resonant sound. While you rest comfortably, tones from singing bowls, drums, and other resonant instruments fill the space, encouraging the body to unwind and the mind to soften. There is nothing to accomplish, only an opportunity to receive. Participants often leave feeling calmer, clearer, lighter, and more grounded, like releasing a long-held sigh. Potential benefits include deep rest and stress relief, support for nervous system regulation, emotional release and energetic clearing, improved clarity and sleep, and an overall lift in well-being with a steadier inner rhythm. For the most comfortable experience, bring a yoga mat, a blanket, a pillow, or other cozy comforts so you feel fully supported while lying down. The more ease you create for your body, the more deeply you can settle into the sound. Settle in as you are, lie back, breathe, and allow the vibrations to carry you into quiet.

Pick-up soccer takes place at Market Commons in a relaxed, informal format for a simple, friendly game.

Boteco VIP hosts a laid back jazz jam featuring skilled local musicians. Located in downtown Myrtle Beach, this weekly gathering pairs smooth tunes with crafted cocktails, flavorful food, and a relaxed atmosphere. Whether you love jazz, play an instrument, or want a relaxed Sunday evening out, all are welcome to enjoy the music and wrap up the weekend on a high note.

This event focuses on uplifting both emerging and established women in the workplace by sharing practical guidance, encouragement, resources, and opportunities that support lasting success. It stems from a Women in Business initiative that brings together a supportive chamber network, while also welcoming involvement from business community supporters through sponsorship, recruitment, and promotion. The program emphasizes building confidence and career momentum, helping participants turn strengths into new possibilities, clarify their passions, and map a clear path forward. It nurtures meaningful connections on professional and personal levels, celebrates influential leaders who mentor others, and connects emerging businesswomen with people and tools that can advance their goals.

Maxlee James leads a lively salute to Elvis at GTS Theatre in Myrtle Beach, bringing the King of Rock and Roll to life with authentic vocals, signature moves, and commanding stage presence. Presented in an intimate space that keeps the performance close, this matinee spans everything from early rockabilly to timeless ballads. Expect a brisk set filled with familiar hits and engaging moments with the audience. It suits daytime plans, group outings, and fans across generations. Tickets are available.

This sip and shop celebrates Sherwin-Williams’ 2027 Color Trends, showcasing interior shades expected to gain momentum in the year ahead. Attendees can sip Lo-Secco Prosecco, enjoy light bites, and receive 10% off shop purchases during the event, with ample time to discuss paint, color, and practical ways the new palettes can work in real homes. The gathering also features a special preview of artwork by French-based artist Jill Steenhuis of Art in Provence, whose pieces reflect the hues and character of Provence, along with information about her upcoming visit and 2027 events planned locally. Suitable for anyone planning a project, considering a room refresh, or simply curious about what is next in design. No ticket is required.

Dave & Buster’s in Myrtle Beach partners with Champion Autism Network for a sensory supported evening that makes arcade fun more comfortable and inclusive. The setting features softer music and brighter lighting, and a private FUNction Room is available as a calm place to take a break, relax, order food, and eat during the event. Guests can choose between a $39 Power Card with 156 chips and Unlimited Play or a $27.99 Eat & Play Combo with Unlimited Play. Pre-registration is required, and questions can be directed to Ashlee Trautner at Ashlee.Trautner@daveandbusters.com.

Experience a spirited Christmas showcase steeped in the Memphis sound, where the energy of Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley, and Carl Perkins ignites the stage with a blend of rockabilly hits and cherished seasonal tunes. Propulsive guitars, rollicking piano, and signature vocals evoke the Sun Records era while wrapping the music in seasonal spirit. Presented at Legends In Concert Myrtle Beach by Legends In Concert and produced by TMJR Productions, this lively production delivers a rock and roll holiday celebration to remember.

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.

This cornhole tournament welcomes all players and is the most competitive night of the week with the highest payouts. Teams are made up of partners who choose each other. Every team plays four preliminary games, then gets seeded into a top bracket with the biggest prizes or a consolation bracket that offers some money back. Everyone is guaranteed at least six games. The entry fee is $20 per player. For questions, call or text 843-467-7341.

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 the fall season by combining Halloween and Thanksgiving themes in a single, holiday-inspired run.

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.

Crabby Mike’s Calabash Seafood hosts a fish fry fundraiser presented by the Grand Strand Optimist Club to benefit the YMCA of Coastal Carolina. Crabby Mike’s will donate all food for the event. The menu includes fried flounder with french fries, coleslaw, hushpuppies, iced tea, and cocktail and tartar sauce. Tickets are $15 for adults and $12 for children, and veterans receive a complimentary meal with military ID. The event supports YMCA programs throughout the community with help from event sponsors.

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

Ron Rodgers returns to Buoys on the Boulevard for another appearance at the venue.

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.

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

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.

Beachfront karaoke with SOS Care offers an extended night of singing on the second Saturday of each month. Proceeds support the local organization SOS Care. The gathering is held inside Sand Dunes Resort, and visitors may park in the Sand Dunes Garage while visiting the restaurant.

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.

Celebrate a birthday-themed bowling event designed with sensory needs in mind at Myrtle Beach Bowl. The environment features lower music, brighter lighting, and space to move comfortably. Games are $1 per person and shoe rental is $1. Food specials include a choice of hot dog, chicken nuggets, or grilled cheese with chips and a 12 oz soda for $5.53. A group birthday song will be offered if participants are comfortable, followed by cupcakes provided courtesy of Kroger's Carolina Forest. Parents and caregivers are required to attend and remain on site for the entire event.

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.

Stand-up comic Joe Machi brings off-kilter humor, tight punchlines, and a one-of-a-kind style to the stage. His unmistakable voice and quick, clever observations create a set packed with laughs and memorable moments. The performance takes place at Comedy Cabana North Myrtle Beach in Myrtle Beach, SC.

A relaxed, drop-in gathering where MBDA staff are available to chat about everything happening in downtown Myrtle Beach. Attendees may arrive and depart at their convenience, enjoy coffee and light refreshments, and connect with others in a friendly setting. All are welcome.

Pajama Crop is a monthly scrapbooking meetup at Scrapbooks by the Sea. Bring your scrapbook projects or any other craft you want to work on. Door prizes are given throughout the day, and a grand prize is awarded at the end. The cost is $15, and seating is limited, so advance registration and payment are required.

Caravan of Stars transforms GTS Theatre in Myrtle Beach into a lively sock hop that celebrates the sounds of the 1950s and 1960s. From doo wop harmonies to the first wave of rock and roll, the show features classic hits, playful surprises, and a cozy cabaret atmosphere that encourages the crowd to clap and sing along. Seating is assigned in the order purchases are made, so booking earlier results in better placement.

GATOR 107.9 hosts a weekly Free Show Friday at a Grand Strand venue known for complimentary live music. Arrive early for the PayDay Friday drawing, then stay for performances from some of the area’s top bands.

Stand-up comedian Joe Machi brings an offbeat sensibility and crisp punchlines, delivering smart and surprising comedy with an unconventional style. With a signature voice and witty observations, he builds a laugh-filled performance that stays memorable long after the final joke.

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.

Joe Machi brings a dry, offbeat point of view to Comedy Cabana in Myrtle Beach, delivering precision-crafted jokes with surprising twists. His understated style lets the punchlines land with extra snap, and the close-up club setting highlights quick callbacks and sharp observations for a night of smart, oddball stand-up.

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.

At The Hangout, a warm, family-friendly Thanksgiving feast centers on togetherness. Picture loved ones gathered around festively set tables, sharing gratitude and laughter. This is a family-style meal where second helpings are encouraged and even third rounds are welcome. Pricing is $32.99 for adults and $14.99 for kids, with children 5 and under dining free.

Shoreline Café at Grande Shores Ocean Resort is serving a Thanksgiving buffet so you can enjoy the holiday without the cooking. The spread includes herb roasted turkey, brown sugar glazed ham, creamy garlic mashed potatoes, macaroni and cheese, green bean casserole, apple pie and more. Pricing is $28.95 for adults and $17.95 for children ages 4 to 10, plus tax and gratuity. A Heat & Serve Family Meal is also available for $64.95, featuring turkey, ham, four sides, and four servings of a dessert. Multiple seatings are offered.

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.

The Murrells Inlet MarshWalk turns into a sparkling walk-through Christmas light experience that stretches along the half-mile boardwalk. Buildings of the eight MarshWalk restaurants glow with thousands of lights, and arched displays in front of each spot are synchronized to festive Christmas music. Stroll the illuminated waterfront, breathe in the salt air, and enjoy a Merry MarshWalk Christmas. A 20-foot LED tree shines at the end of Veteran’s pier, creating an ideal backdrop for holiday photos and visible from restaurants along the MarshWalk. Throughout the route, find cheerful photo stops such as a Candy Cane Arch, a Gingerbread House, Santa, and a giant ornament, among others. Santa’s Village adds family-friendly fun with children’s activities, a petting zoo, barrel cart rides, visits with Santa, and appearances by Princess and Christmas characters. Some children’s activities require an additional fee. Children’s activity areas are located between Wahoo’s and Drunken Jack’s and in The Wicked Tuna parking lot. Characters appear between Wahoo’s and Bovine’s and at The Wicked Tuna, while Santa greets visitors from his sleigh on the roadside of Drunken Jack’s. Vendors also set up for holiday shopping, offering chances to find the perfect gift. Admission to the MarshWalk Wonderland of Lights is free. Participating MarshWalk Group restaurants include Bovine’s, Wahoo’s Fish House, Drunken Jack’s, Creek Ratz, Dead Dog Saloon, The Claw House, The Wicked Tuna, and Inlet Shipwreck.

Presented by GATOR 107.9, this weekly #FreeShowFriday features free live music at the Grand Strand’s home for it. Begin with the PayDay Friday drawing, then stay for sets by bands from around town.

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.

Rebellium returns to the Red Door Stage at Big T's Saloon with a high-energy set from a premier hard rock band out of Myrtle Beach. After the turkey and the Black Friday grind, trade shopping fatigue for a headbanging night that channels post-holiday energy into pure rock.

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.

At Endzone Tavern in Myrtle Beach, a holiday metal showcase channels the energy of the pit into giving back. Admission is one new, unwrapped toy or $10 at the door, helping brighten the season for kids in the community. Performing acts include After the Massacre, No Kings No Masters, and Linelock, with additional performers to 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.

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.

The Men’s Coastal Classic Gymnastics Invitational brings athletes to Myrtle Beach, SC for a men’s competition hosted inside the brand new 40,000 square foot Thomas Gymnastics Event Center. Gymnasts and coaches receive a complimentary hoodie featuring the meet logo, with custom all around medals and large team award banners recognizing top results. Coaches have access to buffet style catering in a dedicated area, with food, snacks, and drinks available around the clock throughout the weekend. Competitors also take part in a spirited march in, running through inflatable tunnels while the crowd cheers. The coastal setting offers long stretches of sandy shoreline and a lively nightlife, creating an appealing backdrop for the meet.

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.

Enjoy savings during a special bag sale at Scrapbooks by the Sea. Shoppers who own a Scrapbooks by the Sea Myrtle Beach tote receive 20% off. Show a pink, blue, red, white, or gray branded bag to qualify for the discount. Better Press items are discounted 10%. Consignment merchandise is not included, and store credit cannot be used for this promotion.

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.

Kind Keeper Animal Rescue returns to Neal & Pam's in Surfside Beach for a polar plunge celebration that supports the animal shelter. Expect special event T-shirts, beer, and a bracing dip in cold water. After the plunge, a costume contest will be announced with three prizes up for grabs. A band will perform as part of the festivities. Dressing rooms will be available. Payment can be made via the QR code in advance or on the day of the event to receive a wristband at the venue.

Take part in a monthly scrapbooking group for $15. Bring your scrapbook projects or any project you want to work on. Door prizes are handed out during the day, with a grand prize announced at the end. Seating is limited, so preregistration and prepayment are required.

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.