Six voices. Zero instruments. All music.

Not soup to nuts but even better - soup to brownies - will be available at the 24th Souper Supper Sunday, Jan. 26 from 11:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. at the International Culinary Institute (920 Crabtree Lane in Myrtle Beach).

With about $30 million worth of boats and at least 75 vendors under one roof, the 38th 2020 Grand Strand Boat & Sportsman Expo is the place to be Jan. 10-12.

Did you know that German POWs were held in Myrtle Beach during World War 2?

The Loris Christmas Celebration will be held on Friday, Dec. 6, beginning with live entertainment at 4 p.m. in the courtyard on Main Street.

There’s simply nothing like it.

Combine the classic elegance of the Long Bay Symphony with the familiar comfort of The Band of Oz, The Fantastic Shakers and the Martin Davis Band, and you’ve got the first annual Legends of A Beach Music Christmas.

There are so many new, fun things at The Great Christmas Light Show in North Myrtle Beach this year, even if you’ve been to every other one, it will seem brand new.

Combine the elegance of the Kaminski House Museum’s Christmas tours with the fun of the season and there are holiday memories to hold onto for a lifetime.

This holiday season, Legends In Concert presents Christmas as only the venue can – with a unique lineup of tribute artists that span various genres and decades.

Christmas is right around the corner, and the Grand Strand is getting ready for the holidays with a handful of area tree lighting ceremonies.

Boney James started playing saxophone at age 10, and he never stopped.

Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver, Rhonda Vincent & The Rage, Lonesome River Band, and The Malpass Brothers headline this terrific talent lineup announced by promoters Adams Bluegrass, LLC, for the 50th Annual South Carolina State Bluegrass Festival, the Palmetto State's oldest, largest, an…

Along with 59 retail spaces – 13 of which are restaurants and eateries – there are family-friendly activities planned at The Market Common right through the holidays.

The Original Christmas show on the Grand Strand is poised for another incredible season at Calvin Gilmore’s Carolina Opry Theater.

Golf for a cause on Saturday, Nov. 2, as Tupelo Bay Golf Center in Garden City hosts the Pink Golf Tournament.

Ripley’s Aquarium of Myrtle Beach is excited to announce Ripley’s Penguin Playhouse will open in early 2020.

The 36th annual Taste of the Town [TOT] is in November this year, hoping to escape the October weather of the last several years.

“I can see color better when realism gets out of my way.”

Tupelo Bay Golf Center is the ideal place for any golfer or would be golfer. It’s a complete facility featuring an Executive Course where you will “use every club in the bag but only three hours of your time.”

The numbers tell the story of Brookgreen Gardens’ Nights of a Thousand Candles, which is in its 20th year.

The place to be the day after Thanksgiving is the 35th Intracoastal Christmas Regatta. Not just a fun display of creatively-decorated vessels, the maritime parade of boats is also a major fundraiser that benefits about 2,500 area children, and even pets.

Comedy Cabana is keeping the laughs coming with Anthony Rodia live for two nights only!

See a show and help children this week at Legends In Concert Myrtle Beach.

Frank Espinal loves animals, and a new partnership is helping him give back in the community.

From its modern decor to its many available specials on food and drink, you’ll feel right at home as soon as you walk into Bar Louie, one of the newest nightlife/restaurant offerings at Myrtle Beach’s Broadway at the Beach.

Restaurant owner Tevos Zatikyan loves to make his guests happy.

Join Duplin Winery and Caring In Our Lifetime on Tuesday, Oct. 8, from 6-8 p.m. for the 4th annual Drink Pink event.

It’s fun, it’s family-friendly, and it’s free.

“Jam-packed” is how Lauren Joseph describes Brookgreen Gardens during this year’s fall months. And the season’s scheduled events confirm the marketing director’s opinion.

The pink and turquoise interior of the store at 325 Main St. is as appealing as the merchandise. It’s a fun, happy place to visit, where the smell of real leather invites guests to come in and stay a bit.

The City of North Myrtle Beach is bringing back a Halloween favorite for 2019!

With the opening of Rioz Brazilian Steakhouse in North Myrtle Beach, "unique" has been duplicated.

Located on the beautiful Grand Strand, the Little River ShrimpFest attracts locals & visitors alike to enjoy a variety of live music and dishes from local waterfront restaurants.

With a passport as your guide, experience the flavors & excitement of Florence, South Carolina.

For the first time in 20 years, Cameron Adams is performing in Myrtle Beach.

Get your laugh on at Comedy Cabana with two special event performances this month.

Whether you remember searching for seashells with your sister, posing with the yeti for a Facebook picture or trying to find your name on the license plate wall, The Gay Dolphin Gift Cove is a nostalgic spot for Myrtle Beach visitors of all ages.

The Kaminski House Museum is having a 250th anniversary party, and everyone’s invited.

Treasures Fine Jewelers is a full-service jeweler providing appraisals, repairs, consignment, and one-of-a-kind custom designs.

Laura Smith brought the Orient to the Grand Strand.

From costume pieces doubling as décor to cocktails named after Jimi Hendrix songs, Hard Rock Café ain’t your mama’s hamburger joint.

On June 2, 1986, when Calvin Gilmore opened his doors to the first paying customers of The Carolina Opry, few locals or vacationers knew what to expect. Another country bar? Maybe Hee Haw at the beach?

Summer programing for children and adults at the Myrtle Beach Art Museum is entertaining, educational and important.

Bobby Collins has toured with Frank Sinatra and Dolly Parton, has appeared on all three “Tonight Show”s, earned a Grammy nomination, written a best-selling book and performed at the White House, but coming to Myrtle Beach is a highlight of the comedian’s year.

Want some strings to accompany your sun salutations?

Miranda Paulsen has enjoyed attending the Carolina Country Music Festival in Myrtle Beach during the event’s four year residency on the Grand Strand.

In the 1950s, Myrtle Beach was not as booming the first week of June as it is today.

There’s no excuse to hear, “There’s nothing to do” between May and September on the Grand Strand.