Family events in North Myrtle Beach, SC

A climate-controlled trolley takes passengers on a narrated journey about a half hour south of Myrtle Beach to the fishing community of Murrells Inlet and beyond. Along the way, hear the ghost stories locals grew up with, with no ghost sightings promised, plus background on pirates said to have visited the local shores around 300 years ago and historical insights into influential families who helped shape the nation. This two-hour experience serves as an introduction to notable places passed along the route, sharing a wealth of local folklore and history rather than providing extended time at attractions. Brief hop-off stops, each only a few minutes, include The Gardener's Cottage at Brookgreen Gardens, The Pawleys Island Hammock Shops Village, and a photo-worthy overlook in Murrells Inlet.

Valor Park Farmers Market brings together local growers and makers each week with a mix of fresh fruits and vegetables, local honey, farm fresh eggs, meats, baked goods, and coffee. Shoppers can also find artisanal soaps, pottery, handmade jewelry, potted plants, and knife sharpening services. Offerings may change weekly. Those interested in becoming a vendor can call the office line at 843-839-4488 for more information. To avoid scams, note that payment is not requested over text or online.

At the Valor Park Farmers Market in Market Commons, shoppers can explore affordable, handcrafted goat’s milk soap made with all natural ingredients.

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.

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.