Events in Surfside Beach, SC

The 13th Annual USAB World Series brings adult wood bat baseball to The Ripken Experience Myrtle Beach, featuring 25+ competition split into two skill levels. The A Division is built for top tier squads, while the B Division offers competitive play with a more recreational feel. All divisions use wood bats and metal cleats are not permitted. Teams in the 25+ bracket may include up to three players ages 22 to 24 who do not pitch. The tournament opens with pool play and moves into playoffs, with five games guaranteed and every game scheduled for nine innings. Depending on the field size, playoffs can include quarterfinals as needed, followed by semifinals and a championship, and teams could play as many as eight total games. Champions collect a United States Adult Baseball commemorative World Series team award, each player on the winning roster receives World Series rings, the runners-up earn a commemorative team award, and a Most Valuable Player is recognized for the title game. Entry follows an individual model at $150 per player with a 15-player minimum. The package includes liability and medical insurance for each participant, baseballs, lineup cards and scorebooks, a PA announcer with walk-up music and a dedicated scoreboard operator at every game, two umpires for each matchup with a third added for the finals, five guaranteed games, playoffs in every division, and awards for champions and runners-up. A non-refundable team deposit of $350 is required at registration to reserve a spot, with the remaining balance due by the stated deadline.

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.

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.

Rock N’ Soul Revue brings the sounds of rock and soul from the 1950s through the 1970s to the stage at GTS Theatre. Expect commanding vocals, crowd-pleasing classics to sing along with, and a propulsive groove that keeps audiences moving from the opening number to the finale. Presented in the theatre’s intimate, Gatsby-inspired cabaret, the show places the audience close to the performers, creating an energizing back-and-forth that elevates every song.

Enjoy live music from Southern Sunrise at The Pier at Garden City.

Enjoy a full night of karaoke, line dancing, and lessons at Bourbon Cowboy at 3001 Nightlife. Admission is free.

The Chris Sacks Band performs on the outdoor stage at The Hangout, delivering a live show in an open air setting.

Rebellium takes the stage to kick off the Fall Motorcycle Rally at Fire to Table. This opening performance sets the tone for the rally’s kickoff celebration.

Regularly scheduled organized play for Riftbound is held at Myrtle Beach Games. This weekly gathering offers a consistent setting for structured sessions with the game.

An all-new adults-only comedy magic show takes the stage at GTS Theatre in Myrtle Beach, pairing bold illusions with quick, clever humor. Created for a mature crowd, it delivers playful surprises, steady laughs, and a lively atmosphere. It is a strong choice for a date night or an evening out with friends, offering a different kind of live entertainment and plenty to talk about afterward.

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.

An uplifting weekend festival centered on music, art and holistic wellness unfolds at Grand Park Lake in the Market Common in Myrtle Beach. The program features live performances, yoga and movement sessions, immersive art and opportunities for spiritual and energy healing. Local vendors share sustainable products, and the focus on community encourages connections that continue well beyond the weekend.

A day dedicated to remembrance with a focus on families of homicide victims and families of missing persons. The gathering takes place at Lakewood Camping Resort.

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.

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

Experience a guided kayaking adventure through the Murrells Inlet Salt Marsh that lasts about four hours. The route leads to the jetties to watch the sun set and the moon rise over the ocean, followed by a return paddle illuminated by the full moon. This outing is offered only once each month. The meeting location is Oyster Shell Recycling Landing, about three quarters of a mile north of the main entrance to Huntington Beach State Park on the ocean side of Route 17.

An elegant evening with a meaningful mission awaits at Barnabas Horse Foundation’s flagship fundraiser. Attendees can enjoy a plated surf and turf dinner with filet mignon and salmon, a cash bar, upbeat bingo games offering fun non-cash prizes, and plenty of opportunities to win door prizes throughout the night. Every ticket contributes to programs that bring hope and healing to survivors of crime, veterans, and first responders. Dress up, arrive with friends, and look forward to great food, friendly competition, and a purpose-driven celebration. For questions, call 843-798-9763.

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.

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.

The Original Motown Tribute Show lights up GTS Theatre in Myrtle Beach with an intimate cabaret experience filled with classic Motown favorites. Dynamic vocalists deliver hit after hit while interacting with the crowd from start to finish. With seats close to the stage throughout the room, everyone feels part of the action. This production salutes 38 years of Motown music and encourages the audience to clap, sing, and dance along to the songs that defined an era.

Travel back to the era that shaped American music at GTS Theatre in Myrtle Beach, where the Original Motown Tribute Show celebrates 38 years entertaining audiences and is acknowledged as the longest running Motown tribute production. This family friendly performance delivers two hours of classics from The Temptations, The Four Tops, The Supremes, Stevie Wonder, the Jackson 5, Marvin Gaye, Smokey Robinson, and more. Live vocals, colorful costumes, and high energy choreography capture the spirit of the songs you know. Whether reliving treasured tunes or discovering them anew, the show offers an evening of music, memories, and lively entertainment.

This monthly farmers market at Hammock Shops Village is sponsored by The Hammock Shops Village and highlights locally grown and crafted goods. Expect a wide range of offerings including fruits and vegetables, local honey, farm eggs, meats, baked goods, handcrafted soaps, potted plants, knife sharpening services, handmade jewelry, coffee, pottery, and more. Selections may vary from one market to the next. Prospective vendors can contact the office at 843-839-4488 for details. Organizers note they will not request money via text or online, a reminder to stay alert for scams.

Settle in for a brunch filled with live Blues and Americana from Doc Simons and Papa Jim Fleming at Local Eat Drink Celebrate. Reservations are recommended if you want a table with a clear view of the stage, and the music can be heard throughout the venue.

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.

At Wachesaw Plantation Club, the chamber’s 23rd annual golf classic, presented by Interfor, offers player check-in at Magnolia’s, a brief tournament overview, and a shotgun start, then concludes with a dinner and awards celebration. Sponsorship opportunities are available, and registration is open.

Rebellium takes the stage to launch the Fall Motorcycle Rally at Fire to Table. The performance kicks off the rally and sets the celebration in motion.

Take part in a free, guided 10-mile bike ride through The Market Common area led by Teresa. This relaxed social ride lasts about an hour and follows mostly sidewalks and greenway paths, creating an easygoing setting for conversation and exercise. The route starts and ends at Pee Dee Bicycle. Helmets and lights are suggested. Free donuts will be available after the ride. Plans may change if weather conditions require it.

An evening centered on making a difference features an open bar, dinner, live and silent auctions, live music, dancing, and more.

The 26th Annual Pawleys Island Wine & Food Gala offers an evening of tastings and entertainment, featuring more than 65 wines from acclaimed wineries around the world paired with hors d’oeuvres crafted by top local chefs. Live music sets the tone while desserts add a sweet finish, and a silent auction presents vacations, local cruises, private dinners prepared by local chefs, tickets, art, and more. A complimentary wine glass is included, and bottles will be available for purchase at special prices below retail during the event. Casual cocktail attire is suggested. Held rain or shine, the gala benefits The Pawleys Island Festival of Music & Art.

This upscale, vintage-inspired market brings together indoor and outdoor shopping with original art, antiques, clothing, jewelry, handmade goods, home decor, outdoor furnishings, edible treats, and seasonal plants, with plenty more to explore. It spans three days and returns twice a year in Myrtle Beach. Each edition offers a platform for vendors to share their talents and passions in creative settings around the country.

At William H. Miller Studios & Fine Art, F1rst Friday ArtWalk brings a monthly downtown outing centered on art, music, and food. Businesses across the area welcome artists and musicians, creating a casual evening of exploration and discovery. Restaurants around downtown offer specials throughout the evening, adding more to enjoy along the way. It is a relaxed night of strolling, taking in creative work and music, and sharing good food with friends.

A Salute to Service Shindig brings the community together to honor Veterans and First Responders with food, live music, raffles, and a silent auction, supporting Fishing For The Mission 22 South Carolina Division and its work with those in crisis. Tickets cost $55.20 in total, with $5.20 allocated to required taxes and service fees and $50.00 going directly to the organization. Attendees should use the back entrance for ticket and wristband checks. The event takes place at Neal’s Creekhouse.

Step into the timeless sound of Trouble Man, a live tribute honoring Marvin Gaye, the Prince of Soul. Led by the soulful L. Young with Crystal Starr portraying Tammi Terrell, the show spans more than 20 signature tracks, balancing tender ballads with socially aware anthems that continue to resonate. The set includes singalong favorites such as “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough,” “What’s Going On,” “Sexual Healing,” “Let’s Get It On,” “I Heard It Through the Grapevine,” “Mercy Mercy Me,” “You’re All I Need to Get By,” “Trouble Man,” and more. L. Young brings charisma and range shaped by viral performances on social media and a Good Morning America spotlight as America’s number one trending pop news story. His career includes two Top 40 singles on the Billboard charts, two number one songs on the UK Soul Charts, and the indie release “Love Is a Verb” reaching the Billboard Urban A/C Top 20. He has also shared stages with Stevie Wonder, Seal, David Foster, Babyface, John Mayer, Patti LaBelle, and Gladys Knight. This production celebrates music, love, and the enduring influence of Marvin Gaye across generations.

Conway, known as the City of Halloween, sets the stage for the third annual Halloween Hustle with options for every runner. Choose from a 10K, 5K, 1 mile, or take on all three in the challenge. The course is flat and scenic through downtown, and finishers receive brand new glow in the dark medals and a long sleeve shirt. Complete the trio of races to earn a 6 inch glow in the dark skeleton challenge medal with moving parts. After crossing the line, celebrate at an after party featuring a beer garden, BBQ, music, and more. Awards will be presented. A virtual option is available for every distance, allowing participants to complete their miles anywhere, with a medal and quarter zip shipped within two weeks after the event. Transfers to virtual must be requested at least 7 days in advance and include a $15 processing fee. Distances range from 1 mile to 10.3 miles, and early registration offers savings.

Conway, South Carolina officially becomes The City of Halloween for the entire month, and that all-in spirit powers a festive run through streets packed with seasonal decor. The Halloween Hustle features two certified options, a 10K for a longer challenge and a 5K geared toward speed and PRs. Both courses pass through the City of Haunts and finish along the Riverwalk, a scenic spot to catch your breath and show off a costume. Costumes are encouraged, personal bests are celebrated, and screaming is optional. Discount code DUNWELL15 is available.

Celebrate the season with a family-friendly festival filled with live music, hands-on activities, and plenty to discover. The Kids Zone features a petting zoo, bounce houses, face painting, a foam zone, and additional attractions. Explore more than 125 arts and crafts vendors, enjoy a variety of food trucks, and find games suited for all ages. Night Train in The Morning will broadcast live for Sunny 103.1 to keep the energy high. Complimentary shuttle service will run between Town of Surfside Beach parking lots, and free parking is available at the Civic Center lot. For public safety, several streets will be temporarily closed, including Surfside Drive at Hollywood Drive, all side streets along Surfside Drive, Surfside Drive at Ocean Boulevard, Willow Drive North to 1st Avenue North, and North Myrtle Drive to 1st Avenue North. Vendors are currently being accepted in categories that include cooking food, arts and crafts, and non-cooking food. Applications and payments are processed only through the town’s official website or in person at Town Hall, and participants are advised not to send payments via social media.

Fishing for the Mission 22 South Carolina Division is hosting a slider competition at The Wicked Tuna, inviting teams to showcase creative sweet, savory, seafood, or other inspired bites in support of veterans and first responders in crisis. Paul Wahlberg will serve as the celebrity judge. To be considered, email fftm22scevents@gmail.com with the team name, a contact person, phone number, and email address. A limited field will be set, with 21 teams selected and 5 backup teams chosen through a live Facebook drawing where official team numbers will be assigned. Vendors can inquire using the same email.

Bike Week continues in the French Quarter as Rebellium performs during the Fall Motorcycle Rally. The show takes place on the floating stage in the French Quarter area at Spokes and Bones Saloon.

Celebrate the music and magnetism of Elvis in a matinee tribute starring Maxlee James at GTS Theatre in Myrtle Beach. Presented in an intimate setting that brings the performance close to the audience, the show channels the voice, moves, and style that defined the King. Expect a seamless mix of rockabilly favorites and timeless ballads, classic hits you know well, and engaging moments that connect with the crowd. It is a daytime choice that works well for groups and fans of all ages, and tickets are available.

Wellness Wednesdays at Marketplace at the Mall is a free, public series of community workshops created to help individuals and families build healthy habits, strengthen connections, and pursue personal growth. Gatherings take place in the Marketplace Community Event Space and combine practical sessions with inspiring talks, product demonstrations, and access to helpful community resources, all centered on everyday wellness. Programming spans four focus areas. Health includes nutrition, physical and emotional wellbeing, self care, stress management, and healthy living. Wealth addresses budgeting, financial education, business growth, entrepreneurship, career development, and useful money tools. Relationships covers family life, communication, parenting, leadership, community connection, and personal growth. Purpose explores spiritual growth, creativity, service, confidence, and living with intention. Each week may highlight a featured speaker, a hands-on workshop, a vendor demonstration, a sponsor spotlight, or a community resource. The topic and presenter for the upcoming session are to be announced. Attendees can look forward to an inviting environment that encourages learning, conversation, and connection, all aimed at building a healthier, more financially confident, and purpose driven community.

Spend four days immersed in scrapbooking in Surfside Beach, SC. The new studio is set up for comfort and productivity with a dedicated 5-foot table per person, a comfortable office chair, power at the table, access to tools, light refreshments, prizes, and more. The cost is $195. For those who want to stay overnight, a fully furnished retreat house above the studio features five bedrooms with twin beds, three bathrooms, and kitchen, dining, and living areas, accommodating up to 12 guests. An elevator connects the studio and the retreat house, removing the need to use stairs. Overnight lodging is $65 per night with no hidden tourist fees and is offered on a first reserved and paid basis.

The Reserve Golf Club hosts The Landsharks, a renowned tribute to Jimmy Buffett with a history of sharing the stage with him in concert, in Key West, and at Margaritaville. After those Key West performances, Buffett hired the band on the spot to serve as the house band at Margaritaville. Their track record includes shows around the world, appearances at the Super Bowl, Disney, Universal Studios, Margaritaville, and MGM Studios, and major concerts and national events with artists such as The Beach Boys, Patti Labelle, Pablo Cruise, Alan Jackson, Black-Eyed Peas, Three Dog Night, WAR, Inner Circle, The Tams, and The Singing Medallions. They have also performed overseas for the troops. In a Radio Margaritaville interview, Buffett praised their showmanship and joked that they knew his songs even better than he did.

Enjoy free live music from the D Meyers Band at The Hangout. Look forward to an energetic evening filled with dancing and good times.

Journey came back together with Steve Perry in 1996 and released Trial by Fire, their first joint album in ten years. A planned world tour was halted when an injury sidelined Perry, leaving a chapter of rock history unwritten. Trial By Fire: Tribute to Journey salutes that missed moment and brings to life the kind of setlist, energy, and spectacle fans never got to experience. Ernie Shepherd has loved this music since childhood and long hoped to sing the Steve Perry classics onstage. Dan Cummins counts Neal Schon among his key guitar influences and thrives on performing great songs with friends in front of an audience. Don McCray is a devoted gear enthusiast who chases the perfect rig and crafts tones for each track, with a special fondness for the Raised On Radio era and songs like "Girl Can't Help It," "Be Good to Yourself," and "I'll Be Alright Without You." Kevin Lynch, a UNC-G School of Music graduate, has performed with Kry Havok, Buster Knome, Sunset Renegades, and Karolina Rose, and has also filled in as a drummer for Kevin Green at the Carolina Opry in Myrtle Beach and at Christmas on Broadway in NYC. Rich Barefoot has played bass since 1981, has been part of bands such as Crosswind and Superglide, draws inspiration from John Deacon and Geddy Lee, and especially enjoys "Mother Father" and "Ask The Lonely."

The inaugural fall edition of Rats at the Beaver arrives at Beaver Bar Murrells Inlet with a Friday night pre-party followed by a Saturday show. Participation follows the same guidelines used in March... pre-1972 vehicles only, with no muscle cars, no streetrods, and no squarebodies.

Belin Memorial UMC hosts a favorite fall tradition that blends savory barbecue, live music, local shopping, and activities for all ages while raising vital support for the community. Proceeds benefit Belin’s Outreach Missions, which provide help with utilities, food, and other essentials for neighbors in need, and last year’s event made a difference for more than 100 people. Guests can look forward to award-winning barbecue from Brown’s BBQ of Kingstree, South Carolina, a marketplace of local artisans and crafters, live performances throughout the day, a silent auction in the Family Life Center gym, and a bake sale full of homemade treats. New this year is a Kids Zone with free inflatables and a pumpkin patch where children can decorate their own pumpkins, along with Belin Youth concessions offering hot dogs, chips, and drinks. The celebration comes together in the Field of Faith, creating a welcoming setting for food, music, shopping, and family fun. Barbecue plates are $15, barbecue by the pound is $20, and commemorative event T-shirts are $20.

This two-day, free event at Valor Park is welcoming to families and pets. It offers a friendly outdoor atmosphere in the park. Sign-ups are managed on the event website, not through Facebook.

Family Outreach is presenting the third annual fall celebration at Collins Park, designed as a welcoming day for families and neighbors to enjoy the season together. Expect activities for all ages, live entertainment, kid-focused fun, mobile food options, area vendors, and access to community resource information, with additional attractions planned. Organizers will share ongoing updates, vendor highlights, volunteer opportunities, giveaways, and other key details leading up to the event. Sponsorship and donation opportunities are open, and applications are being accepted from vendors and food truck operators who would like to participate while supporting families throughout Horry County.

This event offers a chance to support a meaningful cause while also uplifting local vendors.

Celebrate the flavors of The Market Common at a community tasting event featuring bites from restaurants throughout the district. Enjoy appetizers, main courses, desserts, and other specialties while a live DJ sets the soundtrack. Look for a spin-the-wheel for swag and activities for everyone, and cast a vote for your favorite taste. Tickets are $1 each, cash only, with each tasting priced between 1 and 5 tickets. Ticket booths are located at Grand 14 Plaza, Barnes & Noble, and Dolce Lusso Spa.

An extended evening of beachfront karaoke with SOS Care is hosted within Sand Dunes Resort. Proceeds from the event benefit the local organization SOS Care.

Enjoy an evening of dancing and food at Sundown Restaurant & Sports Pub. Attendees can hit the dance floor and arrive hungry, with entertainment that lights up the room and welcomes guests as part of the experience.

Indigo Girls bring more than three decades of folk rock to The Carolina Opry Theater, with Amy Ray and Emily Saliers sharing the harmonies and storytelling that made their 1989 self-titled release a landmark. The performance draws from a deep catalog that includes songs like Closer to Fine and Kid Fears alongside newer material, creating an intimate and uplifting atmosphere that has connected with audiences for years. With more than 15 million records sold worldwide and multiple Grammy Awards, this celebrated duo delivers a live show filled with musicianship and heart. Special guest Linda Perry, former lead vocalist, guitarist, and principal songwriter for 4 Non Blondes, opens the night.

The Kings of Queen present a dynamic tribute to Queen led by frontman Emo Alaeddin, whose voice, range, and showmanship draw frequent comparisons to Freddie Mercury reborn. The performance recreates the classic sound with meticulous detail, including multiple costume changes that can reach four in a single show. Since forming in 2021, the group has fueled sellouts at venues and festivals, and in their first year they appeared at notable stages across Northern California, Nashville, Utah, Las Vegas, and throughout Southern California. Their concerts feature layered four-voice harmonies brought to life on stage, with every vocal and instrumental part performed live without overdubs or pre-recorded tracks.

A full day of live music for all ages fills the Boathouse, honoring and remembering Gina R. Jennings while raising funds for Caring in Our Lifetime. Performances run across two stages, and families can enjoy a free kids zone with face painting and other activities. The event features a 50/50, a silent auction, raffles, a flower dedication, games, vendors, and plenty of food and fun.

Fire To Table hosts a stylish celebration of Ray's birthday with Rebellium.

Cruisin The Beach brings an all-vehicle car and truck gathering to Broadway At The Beach in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Judging will recognize a Top 100 along with a distinctive Best of Show, the Top Gun Surfboard. Spectator admission is free, and trailer and hauler parking are complimentary. For participant, sponsor, or vendor information, call 423-608-4519.

Joe Gransden leads his orchestra in a vibrant salute to Tony Bennett, tracing the legendary singer’s life and the timeless standards he championed in the Great American Songbook. Celebrated for unmatched tone, phrasing, and feel, Bennett’s artistry and near bel canto breathing allowed him to perform with remarkable stamina well into his 90s, including concerts that ran 90 minutes without a break, as Gransden has noted. Although Bennett passed at 96 in 2023 after living with Alzheimer’s, his legacy continues to inspire Gransden, who created this show in Bennett’s honor. The program speaks to listeners across generations, from those who spun his records on vinyl to newer fans who discovered him through his collaboration with Lady Gaga. Centered on deep respect for lyrics and melody, this swinging tribute captures the spirit that made Bennett one of the defining voices of American popular song.

The Myrtle Beach Jazz Festival brings together jazz, culture, and community in an outdoor setting featuring three days of captivating live music. A designated cigar lounge is available for those who wish to smoke, and VIP Experience packages offer an elevated way to enjoy the festival. For the general entry area, attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs for comfortable seating. Please note that smoking is permitted only in the designated area, and pets or emotional support animals are not allowed; only service animals are permitted. Details are subject to change without prior notice.

King Tide brings a live country set to The Hangout, featuring favorites from the 90s through today. The show spans decades of hits, mixing well-known classics with contemporary songs.

Smoke and Mirrors brings a high-energy night to Island Bar and Grill Surfside with a soundtrack for fans of Foo Fighters, Blink 182, Clutch, 3 Doors Down, Seven Mary Three, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Metallica, Beastie Boys, Radiohead, Van Halen, The Refreshments, Young MC, and Jimi Hendrix. It is all about favorite hits and a party atmosphere that invites everyone to cut loose like a rock star.

Seals & Crofts 2 celebrates the enduring sound of Seals & Crofts, the soft-rock duo whose songs became life soundtracks for millions. Brady Seals and Lua Crofts lead the show with rich vocals, fresh arrangements, and heartfelt storytelling, revisiting favorites like Summer Breeze, Diamond Girl, Get Closer, We May Never Pass This Way Again, and Hummingbird. Brady, a cousin of Jim and Dan Seals, is a former co-lead singer of the multi-platinum country group Little Texas and an ASCAP Triple Play Award recipient. Lua, daughter of Dash Crofts, is a gifted singer and songwriter who carries the family’s unmistakable tone. Backed by their band, they perform the catalog that sold in the millions and toured the globe, blending the music with multimedia touches that include rare footage of Jim and Dash. The result is a warm, timeless concert that bridges generations and breathes new life into harmonies and melodies woven into American music.

GATOR 107.9 rolls out #FreeShowFriday, a weekly series at the Grand Strand’s home for free live music. The evening includes a PayDay Friday drawing before the music, then continues with performances from some of the best bands in town.

This family friendly community race features a competitive mile alongside a relaxed run or walk, welcoming those chasing a personal record as well as participants who simply want to enjoy time with family and friends. The fastest overall male and female receive Brooks running shoes provided by Black Dog Running Co. in Myrtle Beach, and awards recognize performances across competitive heats. Stroller friendly options are available, children age three and under can participate at no cost, and post race refreshments will be waiting at the finish. Packet pickup takes place at Shelter A and the races start nearby. Proceeds support Ryzon Refuge, a faith based nonprofit serving mothers and children experiencing homelessness in Horry County by funding housing, counseling, and community programs that build stability and hope.

Set at The Hangout, this event takes place in a lively, family-friendly restaurant and entertainment setting known for live music, foam parties held every hour, and an enthusiastic staff. The space offers a relaxed beach vibe with expansive indoor and outdoor areas, a sand area and fire pits, plus playful Pez-themed decor.

The 2nd Annual Myrtle Beach RV Expo brings a fall RV show to Myrtle Beach with five days of major manufacturers, factory representatives, lifestyle vendors, and CFMOTO powersports units gathered in one place. It is designed for shoppers comparing brands or searching for new and used RVs with transparent, show-only pricing that includes freight, prep, a walk-through, and detail. Browse hundreds of options including travel trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers, bunkhouses, couples coaches, and luxury models. Meet factory reps from Forest River, Coachmen, CrossRoads, Palomino, and Axiom RV, and check out CFMOTO ATVs and side-by-sides. Enjoy free admission and free parking, plus free food served daily. RV lifestyle vendors will be on site with camping gear, accessories, solar solutions, and campground partners. Additional perks include on-site financing with multiple lenders, national delivery and shipping options, and hands-on walkthroughs of the newest layouts, features, and innovations. The show offers a one-stop comparison of leading brands and floorplans, early access to upcoming model years, and guidance from factory representatives and product specialists. It attracts RV shoppers from across South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, and nearby markets.

Lady Archer appears at City of Halloween across an entire week. The schedule includes evening weekday availability and extended weekend hours.

Experience free live music as the Paul Grimshaw Band performs at The Hangout with a wide-ranging set of songs.

Presented by GATOR 107.9, #FreeShowFriday is a weekly showcase of free live music at a Grand Strand venue known for it. Arrive early for the PayDay Friday drawing, then stay for performances from local bands.

Blues and Americana set the soundtrack for Sunday brunch at Local Eat Drink Celebrate. Reservations are recommended if a view of the stage is preferred, and the music can be heard throughout the venue.

Conway has been selected to host the 2026 South Carolina State Special Olympics, as announced by the City of Conway Parks and Recreation Department. The community will welcome athletes, families, volunteers, and supporters for a meaningful celebration that highlights ability and courage. The event centers on joy, determination, togetherness, and community pride.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 cheerful gathering promises playful fun, chances to support local vendors, and an opportunity to greet the Queen.

In Conway, South Carolina, the CreateLife Veterans Outreach Center celebrates its grand opening on Veterans Day, marking the launch of a new campus dedicated to those who served. The occasion honors veterans while beginning a new chapter of empowerment and community support. The center focuses on veterans experiencing homelessness or at risk, offering comprehensive, coordinated care aimed at restoring stability and building long term independence. Guests can tour the facility, meet the team, and learn about available programs such as housing stabilization and placement, guidance through healthcare with a full time healthcare navigator, onsite mental health counseling, workforce development and employment assistance, and a food pantry with wellness offerings. The building carries a personal legacy, once a grandmother’s home that a family member has leased for this mission, transforming a place of family care into a welcoming setting for healing, renewal, and opportunity for veterans.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.