Events in Myrtle Beach today

Climb into an enclosed, climate controlled trolley to explore how Myrtle Beach grew from the mid 1900s to today. Hear stories about films that were shot or premiered in the city and learn about its place in music history. The route includes the new Historic District and a stop at a Green Book listing, the Fitzgerald Motel at Charlie’s Place Historic Site.

A weekly market presented by the Town of Surfside Beach showcases locally grown produce and handmade goods. Look for items like fruits and vegetables, honey from local producers, eggs from area farms, meats, bakery items, handcrafted soaps, potted plants, knife sharpening, handmade jewelry, coffee, pottery, and more. Selections can vary from week to week. Vendors can inquire by calling 843-839-4488 or by visiting the organizer’s website. For safety, payment is never requested by text or online.

Pickup takes place at Doug Shaw Stadium on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Sessions are held either on the main field or on the other fields.

This trolley experience traces Myrtle Beach's origin story and shares what life was like there during World War II, from U-boat threats just offshore to the arrival of German POWs. Along the way, the route includes stops at Pine Lakes Country Club and the Historic Myrtle Beach Colored School Museum. The trolley is enclosed and climate controlled for a comfortable trip.

Pickup soccer brings players together in North Myrtle Beach for casual, friendly matches. This ongoing meetup keeps the focus on simply getting a game going and enjoying the sport with others in the area.

Ron Rodgers is back at Buoys on the Boulevard for a return appearance.

Now in its 13th year, this USAB World Series brings adult wood-bat baseball to the 25-plus age group with two levels of play. The A Division caters to top-tier competitors, while the B Division offers a competitive but more recreational experience. Rosters may include up to three players ages 22 to 24 as long as they do not pitch, and metal cleats are not permitted. Teams open in pool play and advance to playoffs, with five games guaranteed and every matchup scheduled for nine innings. Depending on the number of entries, the bracket may include quarterfinals, then semifinals and a championship. Playoffs begin on Saturday afternoon, and title games take place on Sunday. With deep runs, teams could play as many as eight games. Champions earn a commemorative team trophy from United States Adult Baseball, and every player on the winning roster receives championship rings. The runner-up also collects a commemorative team award, and a Most Valuable Player is named for the final. The entry fee is $150 per player with a minimum of 15 players. Included in that fee are liability and medical coverage, baseballs, lineup cards and scorebooks, a PA announcer with walk-up music and a dedicated scoreboard operator at every game, two umpires for each contest and three for the championship, five guaranteed games, playoffs for all divisions, and awards for both champions and runners-up. A non-refundable team deposit of $350 is required at registration to hold a place in the tournament.

Explore a small-town market showcasing local artists, crafters, bakers, and more. Booth fees are collected on-site at the market, and payment will not be requested via private messages or through Facebook, Venmo, or PayPal. Interested vendors can contact Sonja at myoliveshack@gmail.com. If anything seems suspicious, call 571-247-3841 to confirm details.

Settle into a climate-controlled trolley for roughly a half-hour ride south of Myrtle Beach to Murrells Inlet and nearby areas. Over the course of this two-hour narrated outing, hear long-loved local ghost tales with storytelling rather than sightings, discover accounts of pirates who frequented the coast about three centuries ago, and learn how influential families from the region helped shape national history. This is an overview experience rather than time spent at attractions. Very short hop-offs of just a few minutes are included at The Gardener’s Cottage at Brookgreen Gardens, the Pawleys Island Hammock Shops Village, and a scenic overlook in Murrells Inlet that is perfect for photos.

K-Bar Farm hosts a farmers market at the Claire Chapin Epps Family YMCA, bringing a wide selection of fresh, seasonal goods. Shoppers will find produce at its peak, elderberry syrup crafted with fresh berries rather than dried, beef and pork from regenerative practices, local honey, small-batch jams and jellies, tangy pickled items, and natural products for home and wellness. The market is presented by a first-generation local family farm focused on clean, wholesome food and community. Admission is free and everyone is welcome, and a YMCA membership is not required to shop. The market typically continues in light rain, with exceptions for holidays or severe weather. After the market, the full range of items is available at K-Bar Farm’s Homestead Junction. All activity is in person at the YMCA or the farm’s shop in Surfside. Be cautious of online scams, as there are no links for this event and no one will request money through the event post.

Pickup sessions are held at Doug Shaw Stadium every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Play takes place either on the main field or on other fields at the stadium, and the exact spot varies from session to session.

At Kyle's Cornhole Boards, this tournament welcomes newcomers and experienced players alike. Beginners can enter the Tailgate bracket for $10 per person, designed for casual play and a friendly introduction to competition, while seasoned throwers can opt for the Advanced bracket at $15 per person. No partner is required, since teams are assigned through a random draw, and no additional players can be added once the draw is complete. Everyone gets two warm-up games before seeding into a double-elimination bracket, and each participant is guaranteed at least four games. Whether aiming for trophies, dialing in airmail shots, or simply enjoying friendly matches, players can expect an inviting, competitive atmosphere.

Comedian Leanne Morgan brings down to earth wit and a warm Southern style shaped by her rural Tennessee roots. After breaking out with the Netflix special I’m Every Woman, she has spent over 25 years cultivating a loyal and growing audience. Her comedy focuses on real life, sharing playful stories about family and everyday moments that connect with people from many backgrounds.

The North Myrtle Beach Farmers Market offers a weekly showcase sponsored by the City of North Myrtle Beach, bringing together local growers and makers with a rotating selection of goods. Browse seasonal produce, local honey, farm eggs, meats, fresh-baked treats, handcrafted soaps, potted plants, knife sharpening, handmade jewelry, coffee, pottery, and other local finds. Selection varies each week. Vendor opportunities are available. Organizers also caution that they will never ask for payment by text or online.

Leanne Morgan takes the stage with the down to earth Southern wit that made her Netflix debut, I’m Every Woman, a breakout moment. Over a 25 year career she has built a loyal following by sharing funny, true to life stories drawn from family and the everyday. Raised in rural Tennessee, her warm, conversational style connects with audiences from many backgrounds and turns ordinary moments into laugh filled highlights.

Enjoy music from DJ Tom Hamrick and DJ Kevin Robinson.

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

Pair up with your chosen teammate for a competitive cornhole tournament where anyone can enter, but expect a tough field and the highest payouts of the week. Each team plays four opening games to establish seeding, then moves into either a top bracket with the biggest prizes or a consolation bracket that offers a payout. Everyone is guaranteed at least six games. The entry fee is $20 per player. For questions, call or text 843-467-7341.

Take a luau-themed cruise along the Grand Strand with onboard hula performances and island-style music. The boat travels the Intracoastal Waterway at sunset, bringing the spirit of the islands to the water. After returning to shore, the evening wraps up with a fire performance at the dock. This locally owned experience welcomes families. Tickets are $45 for adults and $31 for kids.

A lively contest during SOS matches partners at random and plays random music, creating a fun and unpredictable atmosphere. Cash prizes are provided by Gone Coastal Carts North.

A lively celebration of all things Dolly Parton features drinks and dancing with a playful spirit. A $100 prize goes to the standout Dolly impersonator, and anyone dressed like the legend gets in free; otherwise, the cover is $5. Guests are encouraged to channel their inner Jolene and lean into the fun, including the delightfully questionable choices that come with a big night out.

Pink Ribbon Run offers options for every runner and walker. Choose a 10K, 5K, or 1 mile, or take on all three to earn an additional challenge medal. This event focuses on making a difference in the fight against breast cancer and donates more to local breast cancer nonprofits than any other race in the Grand Strand area. A discount code is available: DUNWELL15.

The Pink Ribbon Run brings an uplifting blend of miles, medals, and purpose. Runners can tackle a 10K, 5K, or 1 Mile, or complete all three to unlock a special Challenge Medal for a four‑medal accomplishment. Each race starts and finishes by the marina at Barefoot Resort in North Myrtle Beach, creating a lively scene for both participants and spectators. In collaboration with The Grand Strand Running Club, the event advances the #NoOneFightsAlone mission, directing 100% of fundraising and tribute sign proceeds to local charities that support those affected by cancer. Participants may fundraise, refer friends, and purchase personalized tribute signs for $20 to honor loved ones along Dedication Drive, Karen’s Corner, and Shelly’s Lane or to celebrate a survivor. Awards will recognize the Top 3 Overall Male and Female and the Top 3 Masters Male and Female, along with five‑year age group awards in the 10K and 5K. To keep race day smooth, plan to arrive early and get set without stress.

Coastal-Carolina Con brings a Halloween themed edition to Myrtle Beach Sports Center, launching the spooky season with themed voice actors and special guests. Families will find a kids zone with face painting, balloon animals, giveaways, mascots, and new additions for children. The show floor features more than 400 vendor tables from across the East Coast. Programming includes a cosplay contest on the first day and a separate children’s costume contest on the second day. Food trucks, door prizes, raffles, and a new VIP lounge add to the festivities, and VIPs receive early entry.

Casual pickup takes place on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at Doug Shaw Stadium. Sessions rotate between the main field and the other fields.

Held each week, this farmers market showcases locally grown produce and handcrafted goods. Items include fruits and vegetables, local honey, farm-fresh eggs, meats, baked treats, artisanal soaps, potted plants, handmade jewelry, coffee, pottery, and on-site knife sharpening, with selections that can vary from week to week. Vendors interested in a space can contact the office at 843-839-4488 for more information. Payments are not requested by text or online, a reminder to stay aware of scams.

Affordable, artisanal, 100 percent natural goat's milk soap will be available at the Valor Park Farmers Market in Market Commons.

The Kangaroo Pouch marks its fourth birthday with specials, giveaways, and treats. The first twenty attendees receive a complimentary swag bag. Gift and clothing items are 20 percent off regular prices, and clearance merchandise is 50 percent off the original price. Raffle prizes and floor model deals are part of the celebration, and snacks are available.

This day of remembrance honors families of homicide victims and those with missing loved ones. It offers a respectful opportunity to reflect and remember at Lakewood Camping Resort.

Celebrate a full weekend dedicated to creativity, wellbeing, and community at the Conscious Soul Festival. This two-day gathering blends live music, visual and interactive art, and a range of holistic practices. Attendees can take part in yoga and movement sessions, explore spiritual and energy healing, and discover sustainable goods from local vendors. The atmosphere centers on meaningful connection, with experiences designed to uplift, restore, and spark lasting relationships. Artists, musicians, yoga teachers, workshop facilitators, and vendors are also invited to take part.

Surfrider will be at a local wellness festival at Grand Park Lake in Market Common to share its mission with attendees. Volunteers may choose a shorter shift or take part for the entire day, supporting outreach and conversation throughout the festival.

Hosted in the community room at Labyrinth Walking, this intimate marketplace highlights handcrafted goods in an uplifting setting. Each month, a curated mix of local and regional makers brings creations you will not find at big retailers, including self-care essentials, original artwork, distinctive apparel, and other handmade pieces crafted with care. Purchases support both the artisans and the surrounding community. Admission is free. Because the event is intentionally kept small, standout items can sell quickly, so early arrivals typically see the widest selection. The vendor roster changes from one market to the next, keeping each edition fresh. For those interested in vending, spots are limited and Charlotte serves as the contact. Official communication comes only from her or the verified Labyrinth Walking account.

This lively party brings Mr. Nigel and Friends to The Hangout, keeping the energy high from beginning to end.

Dig into dinner while piecing together a laugh filled whodunit at The Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show. The mystery plays out in real time in a present day setting, with performers mingling among the crowd so the culprit could be hiding in plain sight. Guests become part of the investigation, and anyone might be tapped as a prime suspect as clues emerge. Crafted for adults, this social and interactive evening blends comedy, intrigue and unpredictable moments. These immersive performances have been presented across the country since 2004, creating lively nights of conversation and surprise.

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

Beachfront karaoke takes place inside Sand Dunes Resort. Guests visiting the restaurant can park in the Sand Dunes Garage, and the on-site restaurant offers morning, midday, and evening options.

Participants gather in the yard at Crooked Hammock Brewery in North Myrtle Beach for a welcoming yoga class that alternates between yin and slow flow each week. The class is open to all experience levels, from complete beginners to advanced yogis. Pricing is $15 for locals and $20 for visitors, and kids attend for free. Each ticket includes a draft or non-alcoholic drink to enjoy after class. Registration is available through Eventbrite, and walk-ups are also welcome, with cash and Venmo accepted on site. Those who need a mat can request one by texting 843-605-1751 at least 24 hours in advance. The series takes place every Sunday in all weather, with a covered space available if it rains.

The Beach Boys bring the Sounds of Summer 2026 Tour to the Alabama Theatre at Barefoot Landing for two shows. Their legacy runs from the early surf favorite "Surfin'" to a wave of hits that captured a generation, including "Surfin' USA," "Surfer Girl," "Fun, Fun, Fun," "I Get Around," "California Girls," "Help Me Rhonda," "Barbara Ann," "Good Vibrations," "Wouldn't It Be Nice," "Rock and Roll Music" and "Kokomo." The band has sold over 100 million records worldwide and has earned more than 33 RIAA Platinum and Gold awards.

This pickup soccer session at Market Commons offers casual, friendly play.

Every Sunday, Boteco VIP becomes a laid back jazz spot as local players lead a weekly jam in downtown Myrtle Beach. The night features live jazz, craft cocktails, and food in a welcoming setting. It welcomes jazz fans, musicians, and anyone seeking a relaxed Sunday night out.

Experience an intimate tribute to Fleetwood Mac illuminated by candlelight at Charles Bach Wonders Theatre in Myrtle Beach. This live performance pairs stirring arrangements with an atmospheric setting for a multi-sensory evening. The program features favorites such as Everywhere, Gypsy, You Make Loving Fun, Never Going Back Again, Don't Stop, Gold Dust Woman, Go Your Own Way, Landslide, Songbird, Rhiannon, and The Chain. The concert runs for 60 minutes, with doors opening 45 minutes beforehand and no late entry once it begins. Seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant.