Whether you slurp it, spoon it or even drink your soup, you won’t want to miss the 23rd annual Souper Supper on Sunday, Jan. 20, from 11:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
39 years ago, a small town pair with big dreams moved to Myrtle Beach from Steubenville, Ohio, with the intent to duplicate the family’s well-known Italian sausage and meatball sandwich shop. Read more
The Christmas decorations are packed up for another year, the New Year’s Eve bubbly is all gone…but we still have to eat!
The Oceanfront Merchants Association is dedicated to bringing you free family entertainment all year long, and January is no exception!
According to the North Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce, there are many reasons why visitors should take a look at the North Strand for their vacation.
Legends In Concert and Troupe America, Inc. are proudly bringing the national touring show “Church Basement Ladies” to Myrtle Beach, running eight performances Jan. 16-20, 2019.
Flashback Cinema at The Market Common’s Grand 14 is all about nostalgia.
Even if you don’t imbibe in wine, the Rivertown Wine-Around should be on your January to-do list.
Tupelo Bay Golf Center’s motto is, “Use all your clubs, but only three hours of your time,” and it’s the ideal place for both traditional and just-for-fun golf.
From the historic sites of Georgetown’s Front Street to the natural beauty of the Marshwalk, Georgetown County is filled with lots to do, see, enjoy and explore.
Enjoy blackjack, a buffet and a boat ride all at the same time.
The pumpkins are gone, and ornaments, wreaths and stockings are on display in their place.
The Original Christmas show on the Grand Strand is poised for an incredible reunion season at The Carolina Opry Theater.
The Dickens Christmas Show & Festivals re-creates a Holiday Victorian Marketplace complete with everything from an exhibit of Santa Through the Ages to high tea.
The challenges Sherry Strickland Martin has faced haven’t stopped her.
Talk about romantic!
Steven Gershon and his family are delighted to welcome back patrons at Gershon’s New York Deli beginning November 2018.
Some folks call it the Intracoastal Christmas Regatta. Others call it Yachts for Tots. Still others know it as The Boat Parade.
Don’t miss the 14th annual Little River ShrimpFest held on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018 from 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. and Sunday, Oct. 14, 2018 from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. in coastal Little River, SC.
You’re sure to have some good times at Comedy Cabana this weekend with the return of Jimmie “JJ” Walker, appearing for three nights of special event shows.
At Carolina Seafood and Steak, you don’t have to choose.
It's almost time for the 35th Taste of the Town event, scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 9 from 4-10 p.m. at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center.
While there’ve been no reports of a Picasso being found behind a $2 paint-by-number, South Carolina’s Largest Garage Sale is the place to be on Saturday, Oct. 6.
LeAnn Rimes will perform at The Carolina Opry Theater on Sunday, Oct. 14, 2018 at 6 p.m. as part of Calvin Gilmore’s Myrtle Beach Performing Arts Series.
Originally a one-day event, and then a two-day event, the Myrtle Beach Seafood Festival will now run for three-days, from Friday, Oct. 5 through Sunday, Oct. 7.
The town of Surfside Beach is seeking volunteers to assist with a beach sweep clean-up day on Saturday, Oct. 20, from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.
This month, visitors and locals alike can enjoy the Surfside Beach Family Festival, scheduled for Oct. 6 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Surfside Drive.
Open to all ages, the Parks and Recreation Department in collaboration with Coastal Carolina University’s Recreation Management class converts the North Myrtle Beach Park and Sports Complex into a spooktacular site for an array of activities to include hayrides, marshmallow roasting, trick-o…
With a passport as your guide, experience the flavors & excitement of Florence, South Carolina.
Music on Main and the Sounds of Summer Concert Series have been the source of non-stop entertainment for years in North Myrtle Beach.
If you ever wanted to see Georgetown County in a new way, climb on a boat and head on an adventure with Rover Tours.
The world’s biggest and only official ABBA tribute show will be live in Myrtle Beach!
There’s a new ice cream truck in town, and you won’t have to chase this one down the street.
Since opening its doors in 1987, Chestnut Hill has been synonymous with fresh local seafood, quality food and excellent customer service.
Imagine more than 35 kinds of craft beers, outdoor games, interesting animals and a good cause all in one place, and you’re imagining Brookgreen Gardens’ eighth annual Brew at the Zoo.
Just about a 30-minute drive from each other, Myrtle Beach State Park and Huntington Beach State Park are favorite, year-round destinations for locals as well as tourists.
New merchandise is continually added, and the interior of the boutique gets updated, but one thing never changes at Studio 77 Gifts & Accessories.
From Bernstein in the United States to Borodin in Russia, the Long Bay Symphony’s 31st year brings a range of entertainment from the American musical theatre to European opera to local audiences.
Dinner at Crab Daddy’s Calabash Seafood is all about casual, affordable family dining.
George Ghazaryan treats all of his customers as if they were family members.
There’s no place like LaFaye’s at 79th.
At Medieval Times, girls rule.
Perfect Fit meets the needs of women who have had breast surgery, and those who haven’t.
Gorgeous beach views, rocking live music, delicious Southern food and good times with friends and family: you’ll find it all at Tin Roof Myrtle Beach, the newest oceanfront hot spot.
From delicious frozen yogurt to cocktails and karaoke, you’ll find it all on Ocean Boulevard at Fresh Frutti Frozen Yogurt & Subs and The Gold Bar.
Rivertown Bistro’s reputation, great food and reasonable prices are the reasons folks peruse downtown Conway waiting for the restaurant to open.
My Little Teacup Tea Room & Bakery was a dream come true for Erica Morales and her husband Jean.
Holograms, surround sound and the latest technology bring history to life at one of Charleston’s most popular attractions.
Whether you’re looking for a colorful koozie, an Egyptian statue, a personalized license plate or a pressed penny, there’s one store in Myrtle Beach where you can find it all. The Gay Dolphin, which celebrated 70 years of business in 2016, is a must-see for Grand Strand tourists.
Nothing is better than a good laugh, and one Myrtle Beach venue has been making you chuckle for more than two decades.
The Little River Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center is proud to continue its partnership with the Waccamaw Market Cooperative to bring a farmers market to Little River, South Carolina.
