History lovers who don’t mind driving about an hour will find a history-packed, two-day event in Lake City this weekend at Graham’s historic farm. Read more
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Sunday, Nov. 4, was the long awaited date for the storm-delayed beginning of the Long Bay Symphony Orchestra’s 31st season.
The Market Common Military History Tour will have its first Saturday offering Oct. 13 from 10 a.m.-noon.
Pancakes for dinner?
The Coastal Carolina University Jazz Big Band and Carl Payne Big Band will team up for a dual performance on Saturday in honor of International Jazz Day, according to a press release.
The 3rd annual Horry County Fair will have their Grand Opening Day on Friday April 20th presented by My Horry News. The official ribbon cutting ceremony by VisitMyrtleBeach.com will begin at 4:30pm on the 20th. The fair will have ten days of fun including themed days particularly for familie…
Enter the world of early 1800’s France with Conway High School tonight as its Theatre Department performs the opening night of Les Miserables.
After more than 20 years, the Grand Strand will serve as host to a full-scale air show. On April 28-29, 2018, JLC AirShow Management will assemble a line-up of world-class civilian and military performers including the US Navy Blue Angels as headliners. In a rare coastal Carolina appearanc…
Vocalist Bobbie Rowe will bring her soulful, smooth vocals to the stage alongside guitarist Drew Anthony as they perform an acoustic concert Sunday at 4 p.m. in the Edwards Recital Hall at Coastal Carolina University. Tickets are $17, and CCU discounts are available.
Sporting Hawaiian shirts and a pitch pipe, a student barbershop quartet called the Fortissibros is serenading the Coastal Carolina University campus with nostalgic tunes.
Conway High School's production of Les Miserables opens this Thursday, March 8 at 7 p.m.! Other performances include Friday, March 9 at 7 p.m.; March 10 at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m.; and March 11 at 3 p.m. Get your general admission tickets now by calling CHS at (843) 488-0662. Tickets are $8 in adv…
The Department of Theatre at Coastal Carolina University presents the musical “Bullets Over Broadway,” which incorporates the original Broadway production props.
Whether it’s a Philly cheese steak you miss, the caprese vegetarian sandwich you want to try, or the Mary Had a Lamb Burger you’re wondering about, three new Carolina Forest menus will add spice – and cheese and salsa and whatever else you crave – to your meal.
A new upscale entertainment center is coming to the Market Common in 2018.
Nativity scenes from past and present, as well as from a number of other countries, will be on display this weekend during Maple Baptist Church’s sixth annual Nativities Exhibition.
The recent departure of Conway’s parks, recreation and tourism director didn’t suck any of the Christmas spirit out of the folks who are working on this year’s Conway Celebration of Lights set to open Friday.
Sometimes the grocery store runs out of turkeys or unexpected guests outnumber dining room chairs, that is when you might need to turn to one of these local restaurants that will be open Thanksgiving Day.
When the image of Jesus shows up on a refrigerator in a trailer park in the fictional town of Elroy, South Carolina, the reaction is mixed.
The Conway Fall Festival, presented by Conway’s Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism, is coming to Downtown Conway Saturday with a treasure trove of more than 100 arts, crafts and food vendors.
Barefoot Landing in North Myrtle Beach will host a series of family-friendly events next month, according to a news release.
Heath and Stephanie Squires bounced around the idea of beginning an agritourism business a few years ago, and this Saturday, the couple and their children will make that idea a reality with the grand opening of Southern Palmetto Farms (SPF).
Comedy lovers who enjoy the Comedy Cabana in Myrtle Beach already know that it’s one of the top places in the Southeast to see some of the best in stand-up comedy.
For Jack VanderToll, it started with some crinkled up scraps of paper.
Coastal Carolina University Alumni Samuel W. Reed has just released his debut novel “The Fabulist” on Amazon Kindle, with print and audio versions forthcoming.
South Carolina's number one tourist attraction, Broadway at the Beach, has been awarded the 2017 Certificate of Excellence by TripAdvisor. Known as the world's largest travel site, TripAdvisor features more than 500 million traveler reviews and opinions, welcomes an average of 390 million un…
26 contestants took part in Croissants Bistro & Bakery’s 6th Annual Cupcake Eating Contest on Tuesday, July 4, 2017 at Croissants Bistro & Bakery.
The Guy Daniels Memorial Foundation’s main fundraiser helps provide scholarships for Horry and Georgetown County students in addition to supporting local environmental causes.Surfside Beach, S.C., July 7, 2017- For the 18th consecutive year, the Guy Daniels Memorial Foundation Surfoff will b…
Faces and Voices of Recovery (FAVOR) Grand Strand will present the hit play “Bill W. and Dr. Bob” at Theatre of the Republic from Sept. 1-10.
From climbing 24-feet ropes and traversing muddy terrains to army-crawling under barbed wire, it's just another day at the office for locals Daniel Little and Gabriel Arce.
Beat the Heat Conway Walking Tour
Come celebrate America's independence with fun, food and of course fireworks all along the Grand Strand this weekend.
The Carolina Country Music Festival lived up to LouAnn Williamson’s expectations.
If you’ve been to Broadway at the Beach lately, you probably noticed that the complex has received a facelift along with the arrival of several new retailers and restaurants, including Dave and Buster’s, Wahlburgers and American Tap House.
Charles Grace wants to take you on a journey with his new album. It took a journey on his end to bring these new songs to life.
There will be music and dancing in the street, classic cars and all types of vendors in Downtown Conway Saturday as the rivertown welcomes summer.
Nobody will have to hear “I have nothing to do” this summer, not with the exhibits Brookgreen Gardens is offering.
Myrtle Beach’s symphony orchestra has been entertaining locals and visitors to the Grand Strand for thirty years, a milestone worth celebrating.
Beautiful cars from all over the country will be at Broadway at the Beach this June for your viewing pleasure.
The works of internationally-recognized sculptor Glenna Goodacre will the centerpiece of a Fine Art Auction, hosted by The Friends of Brookgreen Gardens, May 5.
Elvis Presley tribute artist Ryan Pelton didn’t grow up with dreams of stardom.
Comic Jim Florentine says he’s always puzzled about folks coming to a comedy club who get easily offended.
There have been a few changes in this year’s Earth Day Music Fest - the 10th annual - and the accompanying 5K run, which is in its second year.
The 12th annual Myrtle Beach International Film Festival, or MBIFF, is set to take place April 19-22 at the Grand 14 Theater in The Market Common.
Since his dad began teaching him how to play guitar at age 6, all Brandon Bailey ever wanted to do was be a musician.
After spending his Monday on the golf course, Gary Valentine is bringing his show to Grand Strand audiences for two shows only on Tuesday, April 11.
Tim Fischer and Brad Myrick, along with special guests David Bankston, Jesse Willis and Matthew White, will hold a concert Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Edwards Recital Hall at Coastal Carolina University. This concert was originally scheduled for October 2016 but was canceled because of com…
The second annual Coastal Carolina University Jazz Festival, featuring performances by students and faculty ensembles as well as guest artists, will be held Tuesday and Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in Wheelwright Auditorium. Tickets are $17 per event or $30 for both, with discounts available.
Cowboys, giants, witches, mermaids, a flood and more will hit the stage at Socastee High School this weekend, but don't be alarmed – it's just this year's musical.
Guitarist Tom Conlon will perform “Songs and Stories from a Road Less Traveled” Feb. 23, at 7:30 p.m. in the Edwards Recital Hall in the Thomas W. and Robin W. Edwards College of Humanities and Fine Arts building. Tickets are $17, with discounts available.
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