Events in Myrtle Beach today

Explore a community yard sale featuring bargains on household goods, vintage finds, handmade creations, and more. A variety of vendor booths will be on site, giving shoppers the chance to support local sellers and enjoy a friendly morning together. Gourmet coffee from Dolce Bon Petit will be available for purchase. Admission is free, and vendor fees support Market Common Community Church Mission Partners, Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Prospective sellers can register in advance through the event form.

Hit the course at the Dog Days of Summer 5K and help raise support for South Paw Rescue, a local group that cares for dogs in need. Packet pickup is available ahead of time at Black Dog Running Company and on race morning at Tidal Creek Brewhouse, where you can grab your bib and connect with other runners. Awards will be presented in person only, with overall recognition for the top three male and female finishers and age group awards for 0 to 9, 10 to 19, 20 to 29, 30 to 39, 40 to 49, 50 to 59, 60 to 69, and 70 plus. Convenient parking is located in the lot across from Tidal Creek Brewhouse for easy access to the start and post race festivities. After you cross the finish line, look for post race breakfast specials from Tidal Creek Brewhouse to relax and refuel with good company.

Custom trucks, Jeeps, and cars take center stage at Market Common during the Myrtle Duck Festival, with festival activities, vendors, food, music, and family-friendly fun throughout the day. Organized by FBK Off-Road, Inc. and the Carolina Coast Jeep Club, the showcase highlights standout builds and concludes with an awards presentation. Exhibitors follow a dedicated VIP load-in process, with show vehicles required to be in place by the stated cutoff. Attendees can stay comfortable by bringing chairs and a cooler with non-alcoholic drinks and water.

Casual pickup sessions take place at Doug Shaw Stadium on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Depending on availability, activity may be held on the main field or move to one of the other fields at the stadium.

A course devoted to drawing or painting the human figure through classical methods. Expect live demonstration and hands-on practice with a live model, with attention to the time tested principles of the old masters. Participants focus on composition, proportion block in, and building convincing form and volume. The program blends monthly group study with two one on one critique and planning meetings each month, scheduled individually, alongside independent studio work. The structure is intended to support the creation of four to twelve original figurative pieces over the span of the program. Enrollment is limited to ensure focused attention and meaningful progress.

Discover a weekly farmers market with local produce and maker-made goods. Highlights include fruits and vegetables, regional honey, fresh farm eggs, a variety of meats, baked pastries, handcrafted soaps, live plants, knife sharpening, handmade jewelry, coffee, pottery, and more. Offerings can change from week to week. Those interested in a vendor space may call 843-839-4488 for information. For your protection, organizers do not request money by text or online, so stay alert for scams.

At the Valor Park Farmers Market in Market Commons, shoppers can discover handcrafted soap made with goat milk, created with entirely natural ingredients and offered at budget friendly prices.

BTBAR will be set up at the Myrtle Duck Festival at Market Common in Myrtle Beach. This inaugural family festival aims to make local history with a massive rubber duck drop, as a helicopter releases thousands of ducks to race in support of local charities. For $10, a duck can be adopted to join the race, and the festival features a tailgate zone, live music, local vendors, and outdoor experiences with demonstrations.

Celebrate National Bowling Day with a free hour on the lanes. Enjoy casual games and raffles, all centered on family friendly fun.

Internet comedy standout Lisa Marie Riley, known online as @OneFunnyLisaMarie, brings a live fan experience filled with her trademark stories and quick wit. Look forward to laugh-out-loud tales about everyday life and parenthood, a chance to ask questions during an audience Q&A, and, for VIP ticket holders, a post-show meet and greet to say hello in person. Recognizable by her signature hair clip and Brooklyn accent, her daily videos have entertained more than half a million followers and garnered millions of views, lifting spirits around the world. Tickets are $35 for general admission plus taxes and fees, or $55 for VIP plus taxes and fees, which includes the meet and greet.

Spend the night with internet sensation ONE FUNNY LISA MARIE as part of the "STAND BY ME" tour. Expect a fun live fan event where Lisa will share hilarious stories, answer audience questions, and say hello. There's also a lineup that includes Mark Riccadonna.

Tanker/Mechanics in the Myrtle Beach area are planning a two-part gathering. It begins with a relaxed meet and greet at the Crooked Hammock, followed by a reunion at the VFW hall in Little River. The organizer plans to confirm the final start time with the venue’s scheduler. Reunion admission is $100 per person. Payment can be made by Zelle to 815-600-6364 or by mailing a check to James Hood in Nichols, South Carolina. Commemorative challenge coins are available for $25 with shipping included. T-shirts are $25 and can feature a chosen track vehicle in the center of the sprocket, with options including M4A3E8, M47A1, M48A1, M60A1, M1A1, M51, M88A1, and M88A2. Shirts can be picked up at the reunion.

Beachfront karaoke with SOS Care features an extra hour of singing on the second Saturday of every month. Proceeds benefit the local organization SOS Care. Hosted inside the Sand Dunes Resort, with parking available in the Sand Dunes Garage for restaurant visitors.

Each Saturday, the NUTRL Waterway Stage at the Boathouse spotlights a mix of performers from the local scene alongside regional and national talent.

The Hangout hosts The Band Waleska in a live performance showcasing the group's trademark Southern rock style.

Guests enjoy dinner while The Dinner Detective stages a comedic true crime caper set in the here and now. The story plays out live and the performers are mixed in with the crowd, so the culprit could be sitting just a table away. Expect a lively, social atmosphere where guests examine clues, swap theories, and might even find themselves accused as key suspects. Tailored for adult audiences, this modern spin on dinner theater has been entertaining across the country since 2004. The result is an evening filled with intrigue, laughter, and spontaneous surprises.

Mr. Nigel and Friends bring a party atmosphere to The Hangout for a Saturday celebration packed with lively vibes and plenty of energy. It is all about keeping the fun rolling from start to finish, creating a festive scene that lights up the weekend.

Old Crow Medicine Show brings a blend of pre-war era folk, country, old-time, and bluegrass refreshed for today, a sound the group has honed for more than 25 years. Known for carrying forward folk traditions while reshaping them for modern listeners, the band has been inducted into the Grand Ole Opry and has earned two Grammy Awards. This performance marks their debut at Alabama Theatre.

Karaoke takes the spotlight at 8th Ave Tiki Bar & Grill. Pick a song and take your turn at the mic.

Karaoke takes center stage at 810 Entertainment Market Common, welcoming confident crooners and first-time singers alike. Choose a favorite anthem or a secret singalong, step up to the mic, and enjoy a laid-back atmosphere where laughter and applause keep the night moving. Karaoke runs throughout the evening, with food and a full bar available. Admission is free and all are welcome, creating a friendly setting for memorable performances and plenty of good vibes.

JT Money is set to bring his Miami bass, crunk, hip hop, southern hip hop, and rap sound to Vizionz Lounge and Live Music Bar. The show is scheduled to start at 9:00 PM.

Enjoy yoga in the yard at Crooked Hammock, held rain or shine with a covered space available if the weather turns. Classes rotate between yin and slow flow and welcome everyone, from complete beginners to experienced practitioners. Each ticket includes a post-class beverage with a choice of a draft, a mimosa, or a nonalcoholic drink. Pricing is $15 for locals and $20 for visitors, and kids participate for free. Register through Eventbrite or arrive and pay on site with cash or Venmo. If a mat is needed, text 843-605-1751 at least 24 hours in advance to request one.

This celebration features sensory friendly family bowling with the music turned down, lights brighter, and plenty of space to move. Each game costs $1 per person and shoes are $1. A food special is available that includes a choice of hot dog, chicken nuggets, or grilled cheese with chips and a 12 oz soda for $5.53. When it is time for the birthday moment, the group will sing Happy Birthday if everyone is comfortable, and cupcakes will be provided courtesy of Kroger's Carolina Forest. Families can look forward to a welcoming setting where birthday kids celebrate among friends. Parents and caregivers must attend and remain for the full duration.

Sunday Funday on the Town Green brings together food trucks, family friendly activities, entertainment, and giveaways in a community-focused gathering. Hosted by The Clever Cleaver and Lemons and Dough, the event features local vendors, including Cowgirls + Hippies with event specials. It is an opportunity to celebrate small businesses, support one another, and share some local love with plenty to explore for all ages.

Memorial Park hosts a free concert series with live music throughout the summer. Bring friends and family, set up with a chair and blanket, and enjoy a picnic, or grab dinner in Pier Village before settling in for the show. The summer lineup features Brown & Brooks, Nor’ Eastah, If Birds Could Fly, Salty Dog, Fabulous Fish Heads, Mark and Dora, Dune Fox Duo, We Saw A Bear, McKinney & Co, Anthony Stells, Sweet Sweet, Alex Arnick, Alan Bibey Duo, King Tide Duo, and City Lights Trio.

Sunday Funday with Bumpin Uglies is part of the A&A Produce Summer Concert Series on the NÜTRL Waterway stage, offering free live music and cold beer set directly on the Intracoastal Waterway. This waterfront gathering welcomes all ages.

An informal pickup soccer game held at Market Commons.

The Accelerators bring free live music to The Hangout with a set that spans rock, blues, country, and more. A lively performance showcases their range across multiple genres.

Country supergroup Ricochet takes the stage with the signature harmonies and chart success that marked their early rise. Their debut single, What Do I Know, reached the Top 5 in 1996, and the follow-up, Daddy’s Money, hit No. 1 on the Billboard, Radio & Records, and Gavin country charts, remaining at the top of Billboard for two weeks. Recognized for intricate vocals and a distinctive sound, the band continues to create country music and tour extensively across the United States and abroad. Presented by the South Carolina Entertainment & Music Hall of Fame. Ultra Premium Seating includes a VIP meet and greet package with exclusive pre-show access, a collectible lanyard, and a signed poster. All-In Pricing means the amount shown is the total with no processing fees or hidden charges. Purchase only through official channels and avoid unauthorized resellers, as GRLT is not responsible for tickets bought elsewhere.

Experience a live concert on the Beachfront Stage as part of the Beachfront Live Concert Series.

Each Sunday, Boteco VIP hosts a live Jazz Jam in the heart of downtown Myrtle Beach. Talented local musicians fill the room with smooth sounds while craft cocktails and food set a relaxed tone. Listeners and musicians are welcome, whether you are a dedicated jazz fan or simply looking for a laid back night out. It is a comfortable way to wind down the weekend with music, good flavors, and friendly vibes.

A recurring pickup soccer meetup is held in North Myrtle Beach for casual, informal play.

Hard Rock Cafe Myrtle Beach hosts a family friendly evening with free face painting on the patio, upbeat music, and a relaxed vibe. Enjoy classic Hard Rock menu favorites while kids enjoy the face painting. Guests can receive a $10 off $50 coupon during their visit. It is well suited for families with children, a casual night out by the beach, or anyone wanting to add some extra fun to dinner plans.

Urban Jukebox delivers a high-energy set at The Hangout with a lively blend of neo-soul, funk, reggae, and more. Expect soulful grooves, upbeat rhythms, and a party atmosphere throughout the performance.

SummerFest! at Barefoot Landing fills each evening with entertainment, featuring live music, appearances by costumed characters, stilt walkers in costume, and steel drum performances. Fireworks light up the sky on select nights, the lineup changes over the season, and all entertainment and fireworks are weather permitting.

This six-week creative experience led by instructor Ann Alexander invites participants to set a thoughtful tone for the week through meditation, art journaling, and self-discovery. Inspired by her Monday Motivation offerings, the series weaves guided relaxation, reflective writing, watercolor, and mixed media exploration into an accessible practice that values process over perfection. Each session contributes to a personal art journal that captures growth and insight, while simple techniques, prompts, and mindfulness tools support a practice that can continue beyond the class. Sessions include calm awareness exercises, journaling cues that encourage reflection, fluid watercolor work, intuitive mark making, and space to express yourself without judgment. It suits adults seeking a creative outlet, newcomers who feel uneasy in traditional art classes, artists navigating a block, and anyone interested in pairing creativity with mindfulness to begin the week with purpose. All supplies are provided, including a mixed media journal, watercolors, acrylic paints, a waterproof pen, colored pencils and markers, as well as collage and other creative materials. No prior art experience is required. Participants only need curiosity and a readiness to experiment.

An evening progressive meditation series that cultivates mindfulness, relaxation, and self-awareness. Each session moves gently from quiet stillness to a deeper sense of peace, balance, and inner harmony, creating a calm reset. Suitable for all experience levels. Held at Soulfish Center.

Island rhythms arrive at Surfside Pier with a free show of hula and fire performed right on the sand. Experience the traditions of Hawai‘i, Tahiti, New Zealand, and Samoa through music and dance, highlighted by a dramatic fire act. This family friendly event runs for one hour and welcomes all ages. Bring a beach chair or blanket, settle into the sand by the ocean, and enjoy a Polynesian showcase at Surfside Pier.

Jukebox Bingo puts a musical spin on classic bingo at 810 Billiards & Bowling North Myrtle Beach. As familiar tunes and current hits play, players mark their cards to match the music and compete for a winning pattern. It is free to play, prizes go to the winners, and the venue offers a full menu and drinks for the duration. Expect a lively, easygoing game night filled with music, friendly competition, and plenty of laughs.

Broadway at the Beach hosts a nighttime entertainment series filled with fire dancers, costumed stilt walkers, variety performers, character meet and greets, Mr. Nigel’s Dance Party, and a weekly fireworks show. On Monday, look for character meet and greets in the New England Fishing Village near The Grumpy Monk, the Over the Moon Variety Show on the Heroes Harbor Stage, and Mr. Nigel’s Dance Party in Center Court. Tuesday features stilt walkers between The Avenue and Landry’s, a fire dancer in the New England Fishing Village near The Grumpy Monk, Mr. Nigel’s Dance Party in Center Court, and fireworks to close the night. Wednesday brings stilt walkers on Liberty Lawn, a juggling comedy duo in the New England Fishing Village near The Grumpy Monk, and Mr. Nigel’s Dance Party in Center Court. Thursday offers character meet and greets on Liberty Lawn, stilt walkers between The Avenue and Ripley’s Aquarium, a juggling comedy duo in the New England Fishing Village near The Grumpy Monk, and Mr. Nigel’s Dance Party in Center Court. Friday includes stilt walkers on Liberty Lawn, a juggling comedy duo in Center Court, and a Mirror Man or Mirror Woman strolling character in the New England Fishing Village near The Grumpy Monk. Saturday highlights stilt walkers between The Avenue and Landry’s, a fire dancer in the New England Fishing Village near The Grumpy Monk, and a juggling comedy duo in Center Court. Sunday features character meet and greets in the New England Fishing Village near The Grumpy Monk, a Mirror Man and Woman dance in Center Court, and the Over the Moon Variety Show on the Heroes Harbor Stage. Entertainment and fireworks depend on the weather.

Don Barnhart will be performing at Comedy Cabana, a long-running local favorite spot to laugh since 1996. This is a live comedy show featuring the comedian, with tickets available for the run of dates shown on the event list.

Legends in Concert brings Back to the 80s to Myrtle Beach with thrilling live tributes to Freddie Mercury, Pat Benatar, Michael Jackson, and Bob Marley. Backed by the Legends live band and dynamic dancers, the production blends powerhouse vocals and vibrant costumes to recreate the sound and style of these music icons. It delivers a high energy concert vibe that celebrates the songs of a generation.

On Monday nights, Barefoot Landing hosts a weekly fireworks display over the lake. All shows are weather permitting.

Surfside Beach Farmers Market is a weekly marketplace sponsored by the Town of Surfside Beach, highlighting local growers, artisans, and services. Visitors can find seasonal fruits and vegetables, local honey, farm-fresh eggs, meats, baked goods, handcrafted soaps, potted plants, knife sharpening services, handmade jewelry, coffee, pottery, and more, with offerings that may vary from week to week. Those interested in becoming a vendor can call 843-839-4488 for details. Organizers also advise that payment will never be requested by text or online to help protect against scams.

This guided trolley experience highlights Myrtle Beach’s growth from the mid-twentieth century to today, sharing stories about films made or premiered in the city and its place in music history. The route includes the new Historic District and a visit to The Fitzgerald Motel at Charlie’s Place Historic Site, a recognized Green Book listing. The trolley is enclosed and climate controlled for a comfortable ride.

This gathering is at a restaurant where the menu highlights vegan options with a circled V. A large crowd is anticipated, and the restaurant has assured it can accommodate everyone. Do not let the exterior deter you, as people who have eaten there have praised it. Free parking is available. Credit card payments carry a 3% fee, so bringing cash is recommended.

On the Grande Shores lawn by the beach, enjoy an island-style evening that blends a lively DJ soundtrack with a buffet dinner and a high-energy luau featuring hula and a complimentary fire performance. The menu showcases teriyaki chicken with peppers and onions, sweet and sour meatballs, Hawaiian pineapple rice, sweet rolls, and pineapple upside down cake. Beverages are available for purchase at the Ocean Breeze Bar, including specialty drinks served in keepsake cups. The cost is $19.95 plus taxes, and both locals and resort guests are welcome.

Enjoy an evening designed to connect local businesses, professionals, and community members through conversation, entertainment, and giveaways. Expect plenty of opportunities to expand your network, build relationships, and discover new contacts, whether your goal is to grow a business, meet new people, or simply enjoy a fun night out.

City Lights brings an energetic set of classic pop and rock spanning the 80s, 90s, 2000s, and beyond to The Hangout. This free live music performance features familiar favorites from across the decades.

Pickup soccer takes place at Doug Shaw Stadium on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Games run either on the main field or on the other fields at the venue.

A fast-paced take on classic trivia keeps everyone on their toes at 810 Billiards & Bowling North Myrtle Beach. Players can jump in solo or team up with friends as they race to answer each question before the clock runs out. Winners take home prizes, and the venue serves a full menu with drinks. It is free to play, so bring your best brainpower for quick-fire questions and plenty of laughs.

An uplifting class that blends mindful breathwork, Qi Gong, and meditation to support balance, vitality, and calm. Guided by Lisa and Denise, this practice welcomes all experience levels. Expect focused breathing to quiet the mind, gentle flowing movements to cultivate energy, and a settling meditation to conclude, leaving participants feeling renewed. Advance registration is available, or payment can be made at the door.

A taste of the South Pacific comes to Myrtle Beach with an island-style luau that pairs a generous buffet with a dynamic hula and fire-knife dancing show. Taking place at The Ellie Beach Resort / DoubleTree by Hilton Myrtle Beach, the experience features an all-you-can-eat spread that includes Kahlua pork, Huli Huli chicken, sweet Hawaiian rolls, fresh tropical fruit, and pineapple upside down cake. Polynesian dancers bring the rhythms and stories of the islands to life, building to a high-energy fire performance. Guests can enjoy specialty tropical drinks, a festive setting beside an oceanfront pier, and a complimentary lei to start the evening. Admission is $55 for adults and $20 for children ages 4 to 12, and parking is free.

A late night karaoke gathering on the beachfront pairs sing-along fun with drinks and ocean views. Attendees pick their favorite tracks, take the mic, and share the spotlight with friends as the evening unfolds.

A weekly fireworks show is planned, proceeding only if weather allows. It offers a festive nighttime display during a limited run.

This trolley experience traces Myrtle Beach’s beginnings and explores life in the community during World War II, including offshore U-boat dangers and the arrival of German prisoners of war. The itinerary includes stops at Pine Lakes Country Club and the Historic Myrtle Beach Colored School Museum to connect the stories with the places where they happened. Travel takes place in an enclosed, climate controlled trolley for a comfortable ride between sites.

Experience a calming class that blends breathwork, Qi Gong, and meditation to support balance, vitality, and inner calm. It focuses on breathing to settle the mind, flowing Qi Gong to cultivate energy, and meditation for clarity and renewal. All levels are welcome. Held at the Soulfish Center, this session invites you to come as you are and leave feeling refreshed.

Talkin' Books, presented by the Parks & Recreation Department in collaboration with Bookends, offers a welcoming alternative to a typical book club at the NMB Historical Museum. Participants share favorite reads, discover new finds, and take part in engaging conversations with others who enjoy similar stories. Each gathering features a theme, and attendees are encouraged to bring a title that fits to share with the group. Complimentary coffee is provided, courtesy of Main Street Bakery and Eatery. Whether you read occasionally or devour books, expect to leave with fresh recommendations and connections with fellow readers.

Beachfront Kitchen & Bar partners with local organizations each week for Spaghetti Wednesdays, turning a comforting meal into a community fundraiser. This edition highlights Special Olympics. Enjoy all you can eat spaghetti for $15, tax included, available for lunch and dinner for dine in or takeout, with a side salad and garlic bread included. Ten dollars from every qualifying meal goes to the featured organization. Parking is permitted on the hotel’s property even if signs indicate otherwise, and paid city meters are available for a fee through the City of Myrtle Beach. For questions, contact Jan Dobr at 843 455 6945 or events@beachfrontkitchenandbar.com.

Create an 8-inch mosaic fish in a friendly Mosaic Wednesday workshop led by instructor Brigitte Nicol-Messali. Using precut glass tiles and a reference design, participants will prepare a wooden base, plan the layout, set and glue the tiles, then grout and finish the artwork. No prior art background is necessary, and the class welcomes ages 12 and up. The session runs for four hours and is kept small, with a minimum of two and a maximum of eight participants. The fee is $85 and includes all materials. When registering, select a color palette from options such as Turquoise, Yellow, Blue Lagoon, Red, Whip, or Pink Purple.

Casual pickup soccer takes place in North Myrtle Beach, bringing players together for friendly, informal matches on a recurring basis.

Presentations led by the North Myrtle Beach Sea Turtle Patrol offer an engaging look at sea turtles and practical ways to help protect them from extinction. The program is suitable for most ages, and admission is free.

This weekly summer shootout series combines golf with prizes and great food, creating a lively, competitive atmosphere. For registration information or questions, call 843-236-2000 or email worldtourevents@foundersgolf.com.

Gina Davis brings line dancing lessons to The Hangout for dancers of every level, from newcomers to those with experience. The session includes instruction and opportunities to hit the floor and boogie, offering a welcoming space to learn and enjoy dancing together.

Young ocean enthusiasts ages 7 to 14 can spend an after-hours evening at Summer Night Swim Camp exploring the aquarium in new ways. Campers set out on a counselor-led tour, then take part in a hands-on stingray encounter that lets them safely get close to these gentle animals. Dinner is provided, followed by more aquatic activities that highlight life beneath the waves. The experience includes a stingray encounter, a guided tour, and a meal for a memorable night of marine discovery.

Hot Summer Nights brings free live music to Plyler Park in downtown Myrtle Beach, turning the park into a lively hub for concerts. Each performance spotlights a different band, with genres spanning rock, reggae, country, funk, blues, and Top 40. Over the Moon Productions provides pre-show entertainment at the park before the bands perform. There are no tickets and no registration, just arrive and enjoy the music. The lineup features acts such as The Peeples Project, Ntranze, We Saw A Bear, Devin Dove Band, Chasing Rachel, Emory West Band, The Zilches, Fossil Rockers, Burning Bridges, Joes On Call, Vince Peeples & The Co., Justin Fox Band, Instant Karma, Bailey Road, The Mary English Band, Slack Tide, Old Soul, and Paperwork.

Dirty Laundry brings live music to Local On The Water, with food and cold drinks in a waterfront setting on the Grand Strand for an evening by the water.

Settle into the restorative practice of Yoga Nidra, often called yogic sleep, and explore deep relaxation and quiet within. This guided meditation takes place while lying comfortably, with gentle prompts for breath awareness, body scanning, and visualization so the body can rest as the mind unwinds. The practice is helpful for easing stress, improving sleep, and supporting emotional healing. It is also known to benefit people recovering from trauma or living with PTSD by calming the nervous system and fostering a sense of safety and balance. No movement or prior experience is required, simply come ready to relax, reset, and reconnect with your inner calm. Bring water and anything else that adds comfort. Blankets, bolsters, blocks, and mats are provided. Hosted at Soulfish Center.

Catch live stand-up at Beach Cove Resort as Beach Cove Comedy fills the season with laughs. Comics with roots in New York, television, and clubs across the country take the stage, bringing new lineups and a lively big city club vibe by the beach. It is a relaxed way to cool off and unwind, whether you are visiting, staying at the resort, or a local planning a fun night out. Bring friends, make it a family outing, or turn a getaway into a comedy escape. Ocean views and plenty of punchlines set the tone for a summer of good times.

Survey-style trivia takes over 810 Billiards & Bowling Market Common with a game built around popular opinion. Instead of chasing a textbook answer, players aim to match the responses most people gave, echoing the feel of classic game shows. The pace is quick, surprises are part of the fun, and winners take home prizes. It is free to play, and a full menu with drinks is available. Teams are welcome as players try to think like the majority.

Fill a bag for $5 with a mix of books, along with CDs, DVDs, and VHS tapes. Bags will be available, or bring your own as long as it matches the size of a standard supermarket brown bag. You can buy a single bag or pick up several if you want more room.

Each week, Crafter’s Cove sets up beneath the Surfside Beach Fishing Pier with hands-on making, creative projects, and ocean themed exploration that encourage curiosity and summertime fun. Please bring water and sunscreen for all activities. This week spotlights Sand Creations. The session takes place on the beach, where participants shape imaginative sand sculptures. Past builds have included sandcastles, mermaids, sharks, sea turtles, and even erupting volcanoes. If you can picture it, you can sculpt it.

Free Crafter’s Cove drop-in sessions at the Surfside Beach Fishing Pier offer hands-on crafts that are both fun and educational for children 10 and younger. Each child must be accompanied by an adult. Vendors should note that registration and payments for town events are handled only through the official website or in person at Surfside Beach Town Hall. Payments will never be requested via social media, so please watch for scams.

This small-town market showcases local artists, crafters, bakers, and more. Booth fees are collected on-site at the event, and vendors will not be asked to send money via private message or through Facebook, Venmo, or PayPal. Vendors interested in participating can contact Sonja at myoliveshack@gmail.com. If anything seems suspicious, call 571-247-3841 to confirm details.

Each Thursday, the Claire Chapin Epps Family YMCA hosts a farmers market presented by K-Bar Farm, a first-generation local family farm focused on clean, community-rooted food. Shoppers can expect fresh seasonal produce, the farm’s elderberry syrup made from fresh berries, beef and pork raised with regenerative practices, local honey, an assortment of jams, jellies, and pickled goods, and natural home and wellness products. The market is free to attend and open to everyone, and a YMCA membership is not required to shop. It generally goes on rain or shine, with exceptions for holidays or extreme weather. All activity is in person at the YMCA or at K-Bar Farm’s Homestead Junction, which offers the farm’s full selection. Organizers note that no one will request money through the event post and encourage caution regarding online scammers.

Ride in comfort on a climate-controlled trolley for about half an hour south of Myrtle Beach to the fishing community of Murrells Inlet and beyond. This two-hour narrated experience shares the beloved ghost lore locals grew up hearing, without any promise of sightings, along with tales of pirates believed to have visited these shores three centuries ago. It also offers historical context about influential families from the area and their impact on the nation. The focus is on storytelling and orientation rather than time at attractions. Brief hop-off moments, just a few minutes each, include The Gardener’s Cottage at Brookgreen Gardens, The Pawleys Island Hammock Shops Village, and a photo-friendly overlook in Murrells Inlet.

A weekly market at the International Culinary Institute of Myrtle Beach showcases seasonal produce from area farms, pasture-raised eggs and meats, handcrafted soaps, and other goods. Instructors and students add to the selection with fresh-baked bread and barbecue or smoked meat specials.

Enjoy half off banana splits, made to order with your favorite ice cream flavors, sauces, crunchy add-ons, and all the toppings you want. Indulge in something sweet and build your treat just the way you like it. Look for the place with the red and white striped roof.

Experience a lively country set from the Taylor Richardson Band on the outdoor stage at The Hangout. This is an opportunity to see the band perform live in an open air setting.

Informal pickup soccer takes place at Doug Shaw Memorial Stadium. Games may be held on the main field or move to adjacent fields based on availability. Sessions are offered on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.

Kyle’s Cornhole Boards hosts a cornhole tournament that welcomes both newcomers and experienced players. A beginner-friendly tailgate bracket is available for $10 per player, and an advanced bracket is offered for $15 per player. You can arrive solo since partners are assigned at random, making it easy to jump in, compete, have fun, and meet other players. Everyone gets two warmup games, then teams are seeded into a double-elimination bracket, and each participant is guaranteed at least four games. Once teams have been drawn, no additional players can be added. Whether you are working on your airmails or just looking for a relaxed, competitive night out, this event provides a friendly setting to play plenty of cornhole.

An outdoor karaoke series brings summer nights to life on the main patio on the building's left side. Sing solo or with friends, pick your favorite tracks, and enjoy a lively setting with music and good energy. Cocktails and tasty bites are available while you perform or cheer others on. Everyone is welcome, from first-timers to seasoned singers. Reservations are encouraged, and walk-ins are accommodated when space allows.

Gather a team for a lively trivia showdown at 810 Billiards & Bowling North Myrtle Beach. Expect rounds that span pop culture, history, music, sports, and more, with bragging rights on the line and prizes for top performers. It is free to play, and a full menu with drinks is available during the event. Bring your sharpest thinkers or your funniest friends and see who can outsmart the competition one question at a time.