February is here, ushering in Valentine’s Day and a month-long celebration of love.
41 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
Jacob Medina loves bringing his customers’ visions to life.
COVID-19 restrictions permitting, ongoing exhibits Black Southern Belles and GrassinMotion continue through March at Brookgreen Gardens, while February brings exhibits, series and lectures ranging from The Musicology of Gullah Geechee Culture to The Proper Way to Prune A Rose.
Did someone mention chocolate burritos?
Whether you’re looking for a gift for a wine lover, a beach bum, a pet owner or a fashion-forward diva, you’re sure to find something for everyone at Design on a Dime.
Whether you own a classic car or just like to look at them, there’s a place in Myrtle Beach that has plenty for you to enjoy.
Travel back in time with the classic hits of the Jackson 5, Diana Ross & The Supremes, The Four Tops, Stevie Wonder and more at The Asher Theatre’s new “Motown ‘59: The Show.”
Folks who have enjoyed Taste of the Town for any of its previous 36 years can still enjoy the great food local restaurants have to offer…but this year will be different because of COVID-19.
COVID-19 is definitely not putting a damper on Brookgreen Gardens’ Nights of A Thousand Candles.
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 Kaminski House Museum goes all out every holiday season, and 2020 is no different.
In its 36th year, the Intracoastal Christmas Regatta will be held as always, on the Saturday after Thanksgiving.
There’ll be a few extra days for thousands of fans to enjoy the Great Christmas Light Show this year.
“It’s the experience! People come for the experience!”
Nothing is better than a good laugh, and one Myrtle Beach venue has been making you chuckle for more than two decades.
For the past 30 years, Judi Bonnoitt has brought cheer to her customers at Ooh La La every winter with a holiday open house.
Chef Laura Smith has been cooking up something delicious for you this year.
Art in the Park, cancelled in April because of COVID-19, is scheduled for Oct. 10 & 11 and Nov. 14 & 15 in Valor Park in The Market Common.
Conway’s Riverfront Park will be filled with spooks and screams and fall delights as Dr. Screams Myrtle Beach brings a selection of Halloween fun to the area this October.
This year’s Conway Ghost Walk: Spirits of the Lowcountry will still be devilishly divine, even though it’ll look a little different.
New and on-going exhibits, plus children’s art programs, are filling fall with much to be enjoyed at the Franklin G. Burroughs - Simeon P. Chapin Myrtle Beach Art Museum.
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While COVID-19 has put the actual celebration on hold, Croissants Bistro & Bakery, now with two locations, reached its 25-year-old milestone in March.
Whether you’re looking to spruce up your beach house or condo or need the perfect accessory for date night, you can find it all at Flamingo Porch – just see the “crazy flamingo lady” behind the counter.
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.”
If your dog likes running, jumping and swimming or needs a little water action and TLC, take them to Benji’s Bed & Breakfast in Pawleys Island.
This year’s Rivertown Dine-Around is different because of COVID-19, and the difference will make the event even more fun, longer-lasting, and more beneficial for Conway businesses.
When you buy something from AP Beach Boutique, there’s no chance you’ll see the same thing on another woman.
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For the first time since it began more than a decade ago, Ground Zero has had to cancel its Dragon Boat Festival. But COVID-19 can’t cancel the fun or the fundraising, both of which are up and running.
Drink around the globe without leaving Horry County at one of the area’s hottest new restaurants: World of Beer Bar & Kitchen.
Looking for the perfect date night or affordable kid-friendly family entertainment during COVID-19?
The Oceanfront Boardwalk Entertainment District is sizzling this summer!
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When the Franklin G. Burroughs-Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum reopened Tuesday, June 16 after the COVID-19 closing, a brand-new exhibit joined the tribute to women which celebrates the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment which gave women the right to vote.
At The Wacky Rabbit, customers are greeted with a warm welcome, the familiarity of “oldies” music – you’ll hear at least a few Elvis songs during your visit – and a piece of owner Paula Joyner’s mother’s personal recipe fudge. “We like to be happy and we want our customers to be happy,” Joyn…
Broadway Grand Prix is, with cautions in place because of COVID-19, once again open seven days a week for family fun.
You’ll have to listen closely to determine if the frog you hear is a tenor or an alto.
The doors of the Franklin G. Burroughs - Simeon B. Chapin Myrtle Beach Art Museum are currently closed to the public in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19 , but that hasn’t stopped the staff from bringing art education to the people of Horry County and beyond.
Myrtle Beach is one of the top spring break destinations in the country. Beautiful beaches, delicious dining, specialty shops and unique attractions combine together to give visitors their most memorable days and unforgettable nights of their vacation.
Plan to do everything from adopting a greyhound pup to registering to vote at this year’s Surfside Beach BBQ Festival.
Christine Rockey has beaten her own Myrtle Beach Marathon winning time, but another runner bested her the year she did.
With 60 miles of beautiful beaches, a wide selection of restaurants, great schools and a welcoming, friendly community, who wouldn’t want to move to the Grand Strand? Jamie Broadhurst and his team at Century 21 Broadhurst are ready to help make your dream a reality.
2020 is a Leap Year and you can celebrate February’s extra day at Barefoot Landing!
Tickets to The Market Common’s Myrtle Beach Movies Film Series are on sale now. This first-ever local film series showcases movies made or premiered in Myrtle Beach.
Throughout history, women have struggled to find their voice. In America, 100 years after the passage of the 19th Amendment gave women the right to vote, they still have not achieved full equality with men. And in many parts of the world, women are at best second-class citizens; at worst, th…
Broadway at the Beach, celebrating 25 years of family fun in 2020, will present its19th Annual KidzTime Festival on Saturday, February 22nd from 11am - 4pm at Broadway at the Beach.
On Sunday, Jan. 26, symphony goers were treated to a splendid concert by the Long Bay Symphony Orchestra with two works from the 19th century and two from the 20th during its “From Barber to Barber” concert.
The “ultimate shopping experience” returns to Myrtle Beach this February.
Under the leadership of music director and conductor Dr. Timothy Koch, the Carolina Master Chorale will present the third of its 37th season’s four events, “Music is the Food of Love” to celebrate Valentine’s Day.
