Events in North Myrtle Beach today

Enjoy a relaxed, drop-in gathering with MBDA staff focused on conversations about downtown Myrtle Beach. Stop in whenever it suits you to chat, share ideas, and meet neighbors. Coffee and light refreshments will be provided, and everyone is welcome.

Explore a weekly farmers market supported by the City of North Myrtle Beach, where local growers and makers share their work. Expect seasonal fruits and vegetables, local honey, farm eggs, meats, baked treats, handcrafted soaps, potted plants, knife sharpening services, handmade jewelry, coffee, pottery, and more. Offerings vary from week to week. Those interested in vending can call 843-839-4488 for information. For safety, organizers will not request payments by text message or online.

An evening featuring live music and pizza. Listen to live tunes while enjoying a slice.

Explore mixed media techniques while creating a custom lazy Susan or a hangable art piece. Work with acrylic paint and resin, then personalize with sparkly touches or shells. Select a 15 inch or 18 inch base and design your own color palette and layout. All materials and supplies are included, and you are welcome to bring shells if you prefer to use your own. Pieces require about three days to dry, so plan to return to pick up your finished work.

An evening of reflection, hope, and togetherness centers on a path of glowing luminaries honoring people in recovery, recognizing those still facing addiction, and remembering those who have been lost. Each light carries a story and a prayer, affirming that no one walks this journey alone. Proceeds from the night go directly to free residential services for people seeking help with addiction, turning every tribute into tangible support. Open to everyone, the gathering welcomes luminary dedications and attendance. If attending is not possible, a dedicated luminary will still be displayed and prayed over.

Coastal Clash Stingerdraft brings a weekend of on-field competition to Myrtle Beach with games on all-turf fields under stadium lighting at Styers Athletic Complex, formerly known as Grand Park. A full entry player package includes two custom jerseys from Stinger, one pair of Stinger batting gloves, Stinger premium shorts, a Flex Fit Superdraft cap or visor, and entry into the event. The experience extends beyond the diamond with a festival atmosphere featuring food, drinks, music, and side games, so there is plenty happening on and off the field. Bats are provided for all participants, with BBCOR and USSSA models available to use, and personal bats are not permitted, which promotes fair play and helps prevent the use of altered or noncompliant equipment. Registration is organized in tiers that offer discounts and loyalty points before standard pricing takes effect after the customization and pairing period. If a registered player does not attend, refunds are not issued, and player gear will be shipped to the registrant.

Fossil Rockers are set to make an appearance at MOTO's.

At Sugrue's Pub & Eatery, enjoy an evening of music paired with food and drinks.

Asleep At The Wheel brings the Riding High tour, honoring 55 years of Texas Western swing. The performance blends songs from the band’s 32nd album, Riding High in Texas, with favorites from across their catalog. The lineup pairs longtime members with newer voices, including Ian Stewart, creating a lively, dance filled show that celebrates the tradition while introducing fresh material.

Presented by GATOR 107.9, this weekly Free Show Friday brings free live music to a Grand Strand venue known for showcasing local talent. This edition features Bailey Road Band. A PayDay Friday drawing takes place before the music, and the series spotlights some of the top bands in town.

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.

Part of the Road To The Festival Series, this free songwriter showcase at LandShark Bar & Grill North Myrtle Beach spotlights six artists sharing their own original music. The event supports Songs That Save Foundation and helps build momentum for the Myrtle Beach Songwriters Festival. Admission is complimentary for all, and voluntary contributions are welcomed. Donations benefit Songs That Save Foundation in producing the festival, with festival proceeds directed to Backpack Buddies. Enjoy the songs, support the performers, and contribute to an effort that uplifts the Myrtle Beach community.

Mr. Nigel and Friends bring free live music to The Hangout, creating a festive party atmosphere with upbeat performances that keep the energy high from start to finish.

Nightfall Faire brings a cozy, intentionally intimate marketplace to the Labyrinth Walking Community Room, showcasing handmade treasures from a curated group of talented local and regional makers. It offers a refreshing alternative to big-box shopping, with goods created by people who truly care about their craft. Explore self-care items, original artwork, distinctive wearables, and other artisan pieces. Each edition features a new mix of creators, and every purchase directly supports both the community and the artists behind the work. Admission is free. Because the market is kept small on purpose, standout items can sell quickly, so those seeking something special may prefer to arrive early.

One Night in Memphis is back at the Alabama Theatre with a high energy salute to the original Sun Records greats. A live rockabilly band powers more than an hour and a half of music that crosses rockabilly, country, gospel, and 1950s rock and roll. The performance honors the iconic sounds of Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Elvis Presley, capturing the spirit and excitement of the era when rock and roll first took flight.

Enjoy beachfront karaoke at Sand Dunes Resort. Parking is available in the resort’s garage for restaurant visitors. The on-site restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Enjoy free admission with SOS Cards. For reserved seating, call Julian Fowler at 843-617-3433.

Presented by Limehouse, the second annual eatMYR is a Grand Strand culinary celebration benefiting #SCNEEDSHELP. Chefs, caterers, restaurants, and emerging culinary talent from across the area come together for a flavorful experience focused on community and purpose. This year features 90s country vibes, with Neon Moon - Cassette Tape Country performing on the outdoor stage. Boots and denim fit right in, and a little boot scootin adds to the spirit. Hosted as a private event at The Boathouse, it showcases local eats, local spirits and beer, live music, and a relaxed backyard atmosphere centered on friends, family, and fun while shining a light on #SCNEEDSHELP.

Informal soccer games take place in North Myrtle Beach each Monday and Wednesday. These relaxed matches bring players together for a friendly run of play.

Legends in Concert presents an autumn showcase, Legends of the Fall, celebrating live music with a lineup of iconic hits and standout performances. Experience faithful tributes to Barry White’s smooth soul, Shania Twain’s chart-topping country, and Alan Jackson’s beloved classics. The Blues Brothers bring high-octane fun, and Elvis Presley is honored with the songs and signature moves that defined his legacy. This seasonal salute to music’s greats takes place at Legends in Concert in Myrtle Beach.

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.

DJ Chigger Woods delivers a live DJ set with nonstop music.

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.

Take part in a One Piece Card Game store tournament run in Standard Constructed format. The entry fee is $10. Registration is available through the Bandai TCG+ app, which also lists other events. New players can find a beginner guide on the official One Piece Card Game website.