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contents 2015

12 Coastal Adventures

Find your personal adventure in and around our beautiful waters.

14 Family Fun

Great ideas the whole family will enjoy!

18 Fun & Free (& Nearly Free) Ideas for the budget conscious traveler

20 Shop Like a Local

Discover where Grand Strand natives go for retail therapy

28 Eat Like a Local

Locals reveal their dining favorites

34 Plan Your Perfect Week

Strand Magazine has put together a week of fun you’ll never forget!

36 Tides Ebb & Flow

Plan everything from fishing, walking, sunbathing and more with the ebb and flow of the tides.

38 Culture Abounds

Our area’s burgeoning cultural scene is alive and well.

39 Calendar of Events

Plan your days and evenings with all the Grand Strand has to offer

42 Area Maps

Find the easiest and fastest routes to all areas of the beach

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Welcome to the Grand Strand.

Thank you for choosing our beautiful area for your vacation and Strand Magazine as your guide to the very best our piece of paradise has to offer.

Celebrating 28 years in 2015, we are the guide of choice for visitors who expect the highest quality vacation experience.

Your comments and suggestions are the driving force behind our choice of content, layout and design.

This edition of Strand reflects what we hear you saying about the essentials of a vacation guide. The 21st century vacationer is more discriminating – you want a higher quality, a better selection and a vacation that fits your lifestyle.

You’ll find all of that and more in the pages of this Strand.

Our user-friendly guide is filled with suggestions and recommendations for every element of the perfect vacation – all packed with knowledge only an insider can posses. We’ve even developed a sample vacation itinerary with suggestions we have thoroughly explored.

As always, our calendars, tide charts and map are the accurate and easy to read tools you have come to expect with each edition of Strand.

We hope you enjoy this edition of Strand Magazine. Please feel free to contact us with your comments and suggestions, but most of all…have a wonderful vacation!

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find your coastal adventure

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Coastal Adventures come in all shapes and sizes sure to please everyone in the family. Get out there and make a memory!

Pick up a paddle and kayak, canoe or SUP (stand up paddleboard) your way to a memorable coastal adventure. Full and half day tours and rentals are offered locally along the Grand Strand.

A slow paddle through the tidal blackwater swamps of Black River or the canals running through abandoned rice fields along the mighty Waccamaw is an incredible experience with lots of opportunity to see wildlife and get a feel for what this area was like in times past.

Spartina cord grass, hundreds of birds, sea turtles and maybe even a dolphin or two await your salt marsh expedition.

Huntington Beach State Park offers a two hour kayak trip every Monday that will give you a fascinating look at the maritime forest and salt marsh bordering the park.

Extreme adventures are waiting whether you want to go down or up.

Parasailing is a popular thrill that takes you several hundred feet above the water. Visit Ocean Watersports and the captain and crew will send you up, up and away! If you have a need for speed, Ocean Watersports also offers jet ski rentals – a thrilling way to experience the blue Atlantic!

Scuba diving along the Grand Strand offers extreme adventure and fun. Our area has a high concentration of beautiful natural shipwreck sites with many from the Civil War and WWII eras.

There are also several reefs that contain intact ships. Divers, be sure to check out Barracuda Alley, a project spearheaded by the scuba diving experts at Coastal

Scuba and the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources.

For the anglers in the family, Crazy Sisters Marina in Murrells Inlet offers half and full day deep sea fishing trips for the adventurous sportsman. You can even choose an overnight trip on the New Inlet Princess. On the north end of the beach, in the laid back fishing village of Little River, daily fishing trips are offered. Land lovers will enjoy fishing from one of the Grand Strand’s fishing piers – with free advice from local fishermen!

Rover Boat Tours in Georgetown offers daily tours that let you collect shells, see dolphins and visit a lighthouse – all in the same day. With trained naturalists guiding the tour, your group will learn about nature and the area’s rich history – all from the comfort of a 40 foot pontoon boat.

The Grand Strand offers many beautiful places to walk along the waterfront.

Try the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk – this 1.2 mile oceanfront Boardwalk is filled with activity, from live music to restaurants and even thrilling rides and attractions. The Riverwalk in Conway, our inland treasure, is the perfect place to get away and enjoy stunning views of the mighty Waccamaw River. Travel south for The Marshwalk in Murrells Inlet, which offers views of the salt marsh, plus a public pier. And, while strolling on Historic Georgetown’s Harborwalk, you’ll find lots of locals who are glad to answer questions about the best place for lunch!

May the blue waters of the Grand Strand bring you the perfect Coastal Adventure!

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family fun Sun, sand, a cool drink and the sparkling Atlantic – this idyllic scene is the first one that comes to mind when you decide to visit the Grand Strand. And, while relaxing on the beach with your favorite novel while the kids play happily in the surf is a blissful way to spend the day, there is so much more to do!

The Grand Strand is The Family Beach and there are so many activities perfect for the whole gang. Here are a few Strand favorites to get you started on some serious family fun!

The kids will be happy if you take them to Wild Water and Wheels – a water park with enough thrills and excitement to please everyone. Kids and kids at heart will be excited by all of the action at Broadway Grand Prix. Whether you like speeding to victory on one of seven go-cart tracks, playing mini-golf, climbing a rock wall or playing games

in the arcade, this attraction will please everyone. For fun and nostalgia, ride the Old Pavilion Carousel and several other rides that were moved to Broadway at the Beach after the Pavilion closed.

With air conditioned, comfortable gondolas, the Myrtle Beach SkyWheel is a great way for everyone to experience a breathtaking view of the Grand Strand. Standing 200 feet above the Atlantic Ocean, this is the largest wheel of any kind this side of the Mississippi.

Combine learning and fun with a Carolina Safari Jeep Tour. Ride in the fire engine red jeep for a 3 1/2 hour tour up and down the Strand, while fun, knowledgeable guides entertain you and your family.

Your perfect day of Family Fun is just waiting to be experienced – so get out there and try something new and exciting!

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Local Volunteers Work to Protect the Endangered Loggerhead Sea Turtle If you’re out on the beach early in the morning, you may see a SCUTE (South Carolina United Turtle Enthusiasts) volunteer monitoring loggerhead sea turtle activity. The official reptile of South Carolina averages 200-300 pounds and can grow up to 5 feet in length. Even though these turtles are large in size, they are not large in numbers and are a threatened species. Bothering them or the nests is prohibited by law.

SCUTE volunteers are dedicated to sea turtle conservation in Georgetown and Horry counties. Organized in 1990 and based out of Pawleys Island, SCUTE is permitted by the S.C. Department of Natural Resources to protect and, if necessary, relocate turtle nests as well as record turtle deaths through the Sea Turtle Stranding and Salvage Network.

Throughout the nesting and hatching season, SCUTE volunteers distribute information to beach goers who express an interest in turtle conservation. For more information on the loggerhead sea turtle, contact SCUTE at 843-237-9821 or 843-235-8755 or Myrtle Beach State Park at 843-238-0874.

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fun and free (or nearly free!)

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Take a stroll on the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk & Promenade that runs from the 14th Avenue to 2nd Avenue Piers on Ocean Boulevard in Myrtle Beach.

Enjoy a free outdoor concert! A variety of concerts are offered throughout the summer season from Ocean Isle Beach to Georgetown. Check Strand calendars for details!

Visit a castle! Huntington Beach State Park has a small entrance fee and there is a one dollar fee to tour Atalaya, the former summer home of Archer and Anna Huntington.

Myrtle Beach State Park has a small entrance fee that gives visitors access to a wealth of free programs and a pier!

Leave your message at Kindred Spirits Mailbox on Bird Island. If you love to walk on the beach, start at Sunset Beach, NC, and stroll south toward the undeveloped Bird Island. Kindred Spirits Mailbox is located just beyond the dunes on Bird Island; a place for visitors to reflect and leave a message in one of the protected journals.

History buffs will be fascinated by the Horry County Museum on Main Street in Conway. There is no admission fee.

Take your family to a real working farm – L.W. Paul Living History Farm in Conway. See the history and culture of the Horry County farm family in the period of 1900-1955 through interpretative displays in a working traditional farm setting.

While in the historic town of Conway, stroll the Riverwalk and see one of the area’s most beautiful rivers.

The Kaminski House Museum in Georgetown has a small entrance fee, and offers a fascinating glimpse into the past.

Stroll the Harborwalk in George-

town and enjoy the beautiful riverside scenery.

T.I.G.E.R.S. Preservation Station at Barefoot Landing in North Myrtle Beach is a free wildlife exhibit and living tiger museum. For a fee, you can hold and cuddle the baby tigers.

Visit the historic fishing village of Murrells Inlet and experience nature along The Marsh Walk which offers great views of the saltwater marsh, birds, and beautiful scenery. Home to many waterfront restaurants, music is in the air once evening rolls around.

Enjoy live bands at The Pier at Garden City Beach every night from 8:3011 pm, all summer long; enjoy live music and the ocean breeze at Garden City Beach Pier.

Find lots of free events at The Market Common: Every Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday from mid June until mid August, Grand 14 Cinemas show a different kids’ movie at 10 am. On Fridays in June, July and August, enjoy live music in the gazebos and complimentary carriage rides through the scenic streets. On Wednesdays, enjoy outdoor movies in Valor Park beginning at 9 pm.

Each year two South Carolinians are inducted into the South Carolina Hall of Fame, located in the Myrtle Beach Convention Center. Inductees include President Andrew Jackson, Senator Strom Thurmond, Dizzie Gillespie and many others.

Celebrating the maritime history of South Carolina and the port at Georgetown is The South Carolina Maritime Museum. The museum, located on Front Street in historic Georgetown, houses photographs of ships, harbors, and sailors from history as well as models and artifacts. There is a small entrance fee.

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Get the inside scoop on where to shop and how to save from Grand Strand locals – they know how to shop and have the ultimate insider tips for you. With so many great shopping options, finding what you want and more is easy to do while visiting our area.

Here are Strand Magazine’s top 10 tips for shopping while visiting the Grand Strand.

1. Find a wide selection of upscale fashion and designer brands at The Market Common, a great shopping and dining set in a designed urban village environment that encourages strolling from shop to shop.

2. There are two main malls within the heart of Myrtle Beach – Coastal Grand Mall and Myrtle Beach Mall, each with its own unique style of shopping experience. Both malls offer easy outside access to their signature stores.

You can park your car, hop right in and hop right out for easy accessibility – Belk, Dillards, Bed Bath & Beyond, Ulta and more.

3. Family options are endless at Bass Pro Shop and Bargain Beachwear; everything you will need for fishing, hiking, hunting to t-shirts, boogie boards and souvenirs abound. Or visit the Gay Dolphin, the largest gift store on the East Coast, and I Love Sugar, definitely the largest candy store in the city, both located on Ocean Blvd.

4. Bargain shoppers, you have come to the right place! Myrtle Beach has two outlet malls filled with bargains from your favorite factory stores.

Tanger Outlets are well known by many for their wide variety of shops and prices that can’t be beat. Pick up that last piece of china you need to complete your set at the Lenox Outlet – they’ll wrap it so well you won’t have to worry about breakage!

5. Each section of the Grand Strand has its own flavor and shopping. In Pawleys Island you’ll find unusual and fun small boutiques at The Shoppes at Sweetgrass, The Hammock Shops Village and The Island Shops. The town of Conway is great for shoppers with lots of artsy handmade items, unusual clothing, wine and even a few interesting consignment shops. Waterfront Georgetown is also lined with eclectic shops just waiting for you to find that treasure you won’t want to leave behind.

Another secret shopping site for locals is Main Street in North Myrtle Beach.

Save time for this one, just in case you’d like to join the shag dancers for a spin.

6. The best hidden gem of the Grand Strand is La Plage designer swimwear where local swimsuit designer, Tara Grinna began her career.

La Plage offers the largest and most distinctive swimwear with over 10,000 suits from which to choose.

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7. New for 2015 is the Coastal North Town Center, located in North Myrtle Beach, between Cherry Grove and Ocean Drive. A first for our area is the new Publix grocery store and Hobby Lobby (home décor galore), both of which were desperately needed in this small beachside community.

Shoppers on the north end also now have their very own Ross Dress for Less, a favorite of bargain shoppers looking for the best deals around.

8. Staying in one night after a long day on the beach? Stop by one of many fresh produce stands or visit local Indigo Farms, and pick up fresh blueberries, tomatoes, corn and so much more for those hot summer night suppers.

9. And if one person’s trash is another’s treasure, you will love the upscale consignment stores found up and down

the Grand Strand. Check out Finders Keepers for the best name brand and designer clothing as well as home furnishings and accessories. It’s lots more fun than a yard sale and the air conditioning is always running! Or if you find yourself in Pawleys Island, check by Take 2 Resale; you will not be disappointed.

10. Last but certainly not least, if you are in the mood for remodeling or building, go straight to Rose Arbor Fabrics and Barbara’s Fine Gifts on Hwy. 17 Business in Myrtle Beach.

The finest in gorgeous fabrics, home décor and that extra special gift you want to take back for yourself. For that eclectic friend or family member, drive a few miles to Rainbow Harbor and Studio 77, where you will find unique, funky and fun gifts for everyone, including yourself.

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sunset and beyond

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The lights go up after sunset along the Grand Strand, and there is so much entertainment from which to choose!

Entertainer and entrepreneur, Calvin Gilmore launched The Carolina Opry in 1986. His live music variety show features a cast of 36 of the nation’s top singers, dancers, comedians and musicians in his own 2200-seat theater. The two-hour show is continually updated with new music and comedy and has everything from rock ‘n roll, Broadway and country to classic hits, pop melodies and gospel. This is a show your entire family will love!

February through October, Alabama Theatre at Barefoot Landing delights audiences with “One: The New Show,” while November and December are reserved for the theatre’s special holiday musical experience. If you love Elvis Presley and other tributes to great performers, Legends in Concert is for you.

Each season features a new lineup of tributes to the greatest stars of yesterday and today, backed by a live band and electrifying dancers. Another starstudded option for fun after sunset is the beautiful Palace Theatre in Myrtle Beach which hosts a wide variety of live entertainment.

Enjoy a trip back to an age of bravery and daring at Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament. You’ll pick your favorites and cheer them on while enjoying a tasty, rustic meal sure to leave you satisfied. Pirates and buccaneers that once sailed the South Carolina coast have come to life at Pirate’s Voyage Fun, Feast and Adventure. Enjoy a Pirate’s feast while the Crimson and Sapphire Pirates battle on land, on water and in the sky above their full sized pirate ships!

If theatre to you means local and intimate, try Conway’s own Theatre of the Republic. This award-winning theatre troupe presents shows throughout the year and are wildly popular with locals and visitors alike. The professional theatre group, Atlantic Stage in Myrtle Beach, is a venue started by a group of theatre students from Coastal Carolina University and has become a favorite with lovers of the stage.

For a rockin’ good time, The Boathouse in Fantasy Harbor hosts a summer concert series that attracts those looking for drink specials and good music, all set on the Intracoastal Waterway. Check the concert schedule for the Myrtle Beach House of Blues, which hosts a wide variety of exciting artists throughout the year.

Now for those who just want to dance! If you want to move to a country beat and have a great time, visit The Bowery on Ocean Boulevard in Myrtle Beach. This iconic bar is where the country group, Alabama, got their start in the ‘70s. Lovers of beach music and dancing the shag are in luck – Ocean Drive’s Fat Harold’s has been a dancer’s favorite for many years, and even if you don’t know how to shag, go just to watch the smooth moves of local shaggers. For a retro/disco vibe, visit Revolutions in Myrtle Beach and dance like John Travolta. For late night excitement, dress in your finest and go dancing at Malibu’s Surf Bar, named one of the best dance clubs in Myrtle Beach by USA Today.

Get out and enjoy Sunset and Beyond. The Grand Strand offers nightlife that excites, dazzles and entertains!

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Every year, thousands of visitors come to visit the Grand Strand for our beautiful beaches, exciting nightlife and incredible shopping. But, in the past few years, the Grand Strand has grown in popularity for its wide array of fine cuisine. Talented chefs have fused traditional lowcountry dishes with big city style, successfully transforming the dining landscape of Myrtle Beach from the all-you-can eats to incredible fine dining.

Strand Magazine wanted to really dig in and find out where the locals like to eat, from Calabash to Georgetown, and down the road in our own quaint Conway. We encourage you to call ahead and make reservations and most importantly, tell them Strand Magazine sent you.

Calabash, North Carolina THE BOUNDARY HOUSE, in historic Calabash, is a short drive from the Myrtle Beach area. An award-winning dining experience representing the freshest in coastal cuisine,, you’ll feast on large portions of ribs, steaks, fresh local seafood, homemade potato soup, crab dip appetizer, fresh salads, pasta and many more taste tempters. Open for lunch and dinner, The Boundary House will make you appreciate the difference quality makes. 1045 River Road, Calabash, 910-579-8888 Little River The Ultimate in Chophouse dining, CLARK’S SEAFOOD & CHOP HOUSE is comfortable yet sophisticated and sits on the beautiful Coquina Harbor for the perfect backdrop to delicious dining. Their awe inspiring steaks are all served charred and bursting with prime aged flavor. Seafood is fresh, local and prepared with a unique twist. An

extensive wine list, specialty martinis and cocktails take center stage at this scenic Little River restaurant. Whether you go for lunch or dinner, you’ll come back again and again. 720 U.S.17, Little River, 843-399-8888 North Myrtle Beach JOE’S BAR & GRILL has been a staple of North Myrtle Beach for over 30 years. Ask any local where to get the freshest seafood with a unique atmosphere, and Joe’s will be the answer.

It has become the Grand Strand’s best kept secret. Step out over the beautiful saltwater marsh with your favorite drink or cocktail and let the breeze just take you away. One of the most spectacular views in North Myrtle Beach is waiting for you at Joe’s. 810 Conway Street, North Myrtle Beach, 843-272-4666 Myrtle Beach From dawn to dusk, SEA CAPTAIN’S HOUSE prepares the finest dishes for every meal. With family or for a romantic evening, only the freshest seafood is served. One of a handful of restaurants in Myrtle Beach that actually is oceanfront, Sea Captain’s House offers superb dining and warm southern hospitality. After 53 years in business, it is still know as the place for great seafood where friends meet year after year. 3002 North Ocean Blvd., Myrtle Beach, 843-448-8082 FLAMINGO GRILL offers a fascinating departure from the world of ordinary dining. It’s upbeat, it’s art deco and it’s fabulous. Locals rave about the Blackened Prime Rib, Seared Tuna, Fried Lobster Chunks, Shrimp & Grits and nightly specials. To complete your evening and to make it even more memorable, stop by the bar on your way out for a nightcap and dessert (the 29

Kentucky Derby Pie is a personal favorite). 7050 North Kings Highway, Myrtle Beach, 843-449-5388 ASPEN GRILLE is a local favorite, a sophisticated, yet simple restaurant with an absolutely fresh menu. This is the perfect place for a quiet night out for two or a lively group event. Dishes are based on traditional Southern cuisine, with Chef Martin’s own personal twist. The menu changes seasonally and offers simple, but flavorful dishes with ingredients sourced from the best local suppliers. Trust me when I tell you any dessert that says bread pudding in the description is the very best I have ever encountered. 5101 North Kings Hwy., Myrtle Beach, 843-449-9199 Dining in RIOZ BRAZILIAN STEAKHOUSE has been compared to having a well orchestrated ballet serve you dinner. From the moment you are seated, you are welcomed to sample their extensive and exquisite salad bar of hot and cold seasonal favorites, which features seafood and sushi. A continuous tableside service of more than 15 savory cuts of beef, pork, lamb and poultry is prepared and presented by the Gauchos.

If you have never dined Brazilian style, Rioz is a must while vacationing here.

2920 Hollywood Dr., Myrtle Beach, 843-839-0777 If you’re craving incredible Italian cuisine, try CIAO ITALIAN RESTAURANT. Favorites on the menu include Eggplant Parmesean, Grouper Francaise and Lobster Ravioli. The Chef’s daily specials are some of the best you will ever eat, all boasting the freshest catch of the day as well as lamb chops, veal and beef. Another personal favorite is the Mango Passion Sorbet with white chocolate shell over raspberry drizzle – to die for. 5223 North Kings Hwy., Myrtle Beach, 843-449-5700

ANGELO’S STEAK & PASTA offers a full menu as well as two separate buffets, a full list of appetizers, full bar, Early Bird menu, nightly specials and the tastiest desserts around. All of the entrees, including the buffet, are authentic family Italian recipes.

And you know what’s coming next… the Brownie Gelato…you have never experienced anything like it and never will unless you save room for it at Angelo’s! 2311 S. Kings Hwy., Myrtle Beach, 843-626-2800 Conway Located a few miles west of Myrtle Beach in the Historic District of downtown Conway, RIVERTOWN BISTRO offers unmatched atmosphere and unequaled culinary fusions. Dine on the upstairs deck overlooking tranquil historic downtown Conway or spend an elegant evening in the two-tiered main dining room. A true local’s favorite, you will be more than impressed with Chef Darren Smith’s culinary talents. They are open for lunch and dinner. 1111 3rd Ave, Conway, 843-248-3733 Murrells Inlet Head south along the Grand Strand to the quaint fishing village of Murrells Inlet where you will find a surplus of great, locally owned restaurants, Murrells Inlet Restaurants not only offer the freshest seafood on the Grand Strand but also some of the best scenic views around. Some local favorites are THE WICKED TUNA, known for their incredible views of the salt marsh, sushi, and fresh seafood; HOT FISH CLUB, located in the oldest existing restaurant building on the Grand Strand, remains a favorite gathering place for discriminating locals who love personal service,

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incredible views, superb fresh seafood and a great wine list. BLISS offers a truly authentic and unique taste of upscale dining – a culinary experience that will leave you wanting to come back again! All located on Hwy. 17 Business, Murrells Inlet Pawleys Island A little farther south you’ll find a mecca of fine dining options. CHIVE BLOSSOM CAFE offers unique dining in a comfortable atmosphere. Perfect for lunch or dinner, Chive Blossom is Pawleys Island’s best kept secret – some of the locals’ favorites include the okra pancakes with shrimp jambalya, or scallop cakes with a Dill Beurre Blanc sauce and roasted tomatoes, just to name a few. For dessert, don’t miss owner Trina Renault’s homemade cheesecake – the best I’ve ever tasted! 85 North Causeway, Pawleys Island , 843-237-1438 Très chic and friendly, BISTRO 217 is located in Downtown Pawleys. Menu specials change every day and offer you the freshest, seasonal ingredients. The food is creative without being exaggerated. My personal favorite is the lunch entrée of pan sautéed grouper, covered with lobster sauce served over fried spinach. And, leave room for dessert, the chef’s homemade ice cream, churned everyday (at least 6 available flavors) served alongside delectable bread pudding, brownies, bananas foster and so much more. 10707 Ocean Hwy., Unit D, Pawleys Island, 843-235-8217 FRANKS AND FRANKS OUTBACK have been providing some of the finest dining experiences around for over 25 years. This popular Pawleys Island establishment is actually two restaurants in one – the more formal main dining room is Frank’s, and the more casual

outdoor patio deck and covered terrace is Frank’s Outback. They have two very distinct menus and atmospheres. The good news is you can’t go wrong with either choice. The Pan-Fried Grouper with Shrimp in Dijon and Peppercorn Cream Sauce and the Wood-Fired Pizzas are among the standards that keep us coming back for more. 10434 Ocean Highway, Pawleys Island, 843-449-7945 Georgetown ALFRESCO GEORGETOWN BISTRO is a favorite with locals and visitors alike, Alfresco Georgetown Bistro is a lovely fine dining restaurant featuring Italian and Seafood dishes with indoor and outdoor seating. Heaters keep diners warm in the cooler months, so eating outside is almost always an option. Locals rave about the Filet Cobb Salad for lunch and the Veal Piccata is a nighttime favorite. As with most locally-owned restaurants, consider the specials, which are always fresh and delicious. 812 Front Street, Georgetown, 843-344-3869 In September of 2013, a tragic early morning fire took out a block of historic waterfront buildings on Front Street in Georgetown. One of the restaurants that lost its home, Zest, reopened just down the street, renaming itself SEVEN HUNDRED MODERN GRILL + BAR after the lost block.

This cozy and friendly restaurant is the go-to place for locals to get their sushi, but the nightly specials are always a good choice. There is a pound cake dessert that I urge you to try if you have room! Open for lunch and dinner. 916 Front Street, Georgetown, 843-520-5720

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Strand Magazine Helps You Plan the Perfect Week

With everything to see and do along the Grand Strand, it’s easy to see why Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, is America’s Favorite Family Vacation Destination. Strand Magazine gives you a sample itinerary below so you can experience it all! Pick and choose your favorites and most of all – HAVE FUN! Day 1: Get Oriented It’s easy to decide your first stop when visiting our beautiful area – head to the beach! Be sure to throw your Strand Magazine in the beach bag so you can decide where to go for dinner. Check out our “Eat Like A Local” section (pgs. 28-33) to get insider tips on the best restaurants.

Day 2: Myrtle Beach’s Must See Attractions After breakfast, grab the family and escape to the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk.

Begin by walking down the Boardwalk, and surveying all there is to see and do.

The kids will love the Sky Wheel with its

spectacular aerial view of Myrtle Beach.

Have lunch at the iconic Peaches Corner and pull up to the bar, order a cold beer and a footlong with all the trimmings.

Your whole vacation could begin and end on this boardwalk and you’d have a good time doing it. After lunch, head back to the beach to catch some rays, and this time, add some excitement!

Ocean Watersports provides you with every type of exhilarating water fun imaginable.

When the sun begins to sink into the horizon, head to Broadway at the Beach and eat to your heart’s content at Rioz Brazilian Steakhouse. Kids 6 and under dine free and you get a free dessert compliments of Strand Magazine (use the coupon included in this issue). After dinner, cross the street and head to Wonder Works; yes it is an upside down museum! The kiddos will enjoy ending the night at the Myrtle Beach Grand Prix. Get that adrenaline pumping as

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you race around the tracks in your own go-kart on seven different tracks.

Day 3: Plantations and Gardens Today, head south for a peek into the past. Visit Brookgreen Gardens and its fascinating Lowcountry Center that depicts the history of the Lowcountry from its Native American beginnings through the enslavement of Africans and beyond. Named one of the Top 10 Public Gardens in the country, Brookgreen is filled with sculptures and is home to the only accredited zoo on the coast of the Carolinas. Next, head to either Atalaya Castle (directly across from Brookgreen in Huntington Beach State Park), Hopsewee Plantation (south of Georgetown) or Hobcaw Barony (just north of Georgetown and not recommended for children under 10), for an afternoon rich in Lowcountry and Southern history. All three are well worth a visit.

Day 4: Fun in the Sun…and a Waterfront Stroll Enjoy breakfast at a local bagel shop – Krave Bagels in North Myrtle Beach or Bagel Café in Myrtle Beach are personal favorites. Now, on to some fun in the sun and water…it’s water park day… head to Wild Water & Wheels in Surfside Beach, where you and your family can enjoy over 24 fabulous slides and the lazy river. Spend all day or half day to experience one of the Top 10 water parks on the East Coast.

After a day in the sun, head south to Murrells Inlet and the Marshwalk.

There you will find beautiful scenes as the sun sets. Take a stroll down the boardwalk, stopping along the way to hear many of the various live bands, eat our great seafood and watch the goats grazing on Goat Island.

Day 5: Beach Day The beautiful beaches are why you

are here, correct? So spend the entire day soaking in the sun, shelling, surf fishing, playing bocce on the beach, building sandcastles, playing volleyball, riding the waves, resting and relaxing under the umbrella.

Day 6: Day of Nostalgia It’s your last full day on the Grand Strand and after you spend several hours playing on the beach and having fun in the sun, head north to Ocean Drive.

Visit the Spanish Galleon and Ducks on Main where our state dance, the shag, is practiced and perfected by thousands of shaggers every year, young and old alike.

A little farther north in Little River, make reservations for one of the Casino Boats or Dolphin Watching! Both are a fun way to spend the afternoon on the calm waters of the Atlantic Ocean.

Tonight, catch a fabulous show and dinner at one of our many theaters.

Known nationwide as the best in family entertainment, the Carolina Opry is hailed by CNBC as the “Top Attraction in Myrtle Beach!” The talent will astound you. If a dinner theater is more your style, try Medieval Times or Pirates Voyage for a fun family experience. Grab a cone at one of the many ice cream parlors located all over the Grand Strand; Kirk’s Ice Cream in Myrtle Beach is a personal favorite.

Day 7: Check-out and Hidden Treasure If you exit the Grand Strand on Hwy. 501, you’ll go right past our hidden treasure, the small quaint city of Conway. Instead of bypassing this historical little town, drive through, stop and have lunch at Rivertown Bistro, Dilly Beans or The Trestle; all are incredible and delicious. Stroll the streets and shop the boutiques and antique stores. What a perfect ending to a magical week. Safe travels home!

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APRIL

tides

DAY LOW HIGH

A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M.

1 12:11 12:40 6:16 6:46

2 12:53 1:15 6:57 7:24

3 1:33 1:50 7:34 8:00

4 2:12 2:25 8:09 8:33

5 2:51 3:00 8:43 9:07

6 3:29 3:35 9:17 9:43 7 4:08 4:11 9:54 10:21 8 4:48 4:50 10:35 11:06 9 5:30 5:33 11:22 11:58 10 6:17 6:22 12:17 11 7:10 7:22 12:55 1:17

12 8:12 8:33 1:55 2:19

13 9:18 9:47 2:56 3:21

14 10:21 10:54 3:57 4:23

15 11:19 11:55 4:58 5:24

16 12:13 5:57 6:21

17 12:52 1:04 6:52 7:14

18 1:46 1:54 7:45 8:05

19 2:38 2:43 8:35 8:54

20 3:29 3:31 9:26 9:44

21 4:19 4:19 10:18 10:35

22 5:08 5:08 11:12 11:29 23 5:58 5:58 12:10 24 6:50 6:51 12:25 1:08

25 7:46 7:50 1:20 2:05

26 8:46 8:53 2:14 2:58

27 9:43 9:54 3:06 3:49

28 10:32 10:49 3:56 4:39

29 11:16 11:37 4:45 5:26 30 11:56 5:32 6:09

JUNE

DAY LOW HIGH

A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M.

1 1:16 1:15 7:02 7:34

2 2:00 1:58 7:44 8:14

3 2:43 2:42 8:27 8:56

4 3:27 3:28 9:11 9:41 5 4:12 4:15 9:59 10:29 6 4:58 5:05 10:53 11:23 7 5:47 6:00 11:52 8 6:38 7:00 12:21 12:53

9 7:33 8:07 1:20 1:53

10 8:33 9:19 2:19 2:52 11 9:33 10:28 9:33 10:28

12 10:32 11:30 4:16 4:49 13 11:27 5:15 5:46

14 12:26 12:20 6:13 6:40

15 1:19 1:10 7:07 7:30

16 2:08 1:59 7:58 8:17

17 2:55 2:46 8:46 9:01

18 3:39 3:32 9:34 9:45

19 4:21 4:17 10:22 10:30

20 5:02 5:01 11:12 11:15 21 5:42 5:46 12:03

22 6:22 6:32 12:02 12:53 23 7:04 7:23 12:49 1:41

24 7:50 8:19 1:36 2:27

25 8:39 9:18 2:22 3:12

26 9:30 10:15 3:08 3:58

27 10:20 11:08 3:57 4:45

28 11:09 11:57 4:47 5:32 29 11:57 5:38 6:19

30 12:45 12:44 6:28 7:05

M AY

DAY LOW HIGH

A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M.

1 12:22 12:34 6:17 6:50

2 1:04 1:12 6:58 7:27

3 1:45 1:50 7:36 8:04

4 2:26 2:28 8:14 8:40

5 3:07 3:07 8:51 9:18

6 3:48 3:47 9:31 9:59 7 4:30 4:30 10:15 10:46 8 5:14 5:17 11:06 11:39 9 6:02 6:09 12:04 10 6:54 7:10 12:37 1:05

11 7:52 8:19 1:36 2:06

12 8:55 9:32 2:36 3:07

13 9:56 10:40 3:36 4:07

14 10:54 11:42 4:36 5:06 15 11:49 5:35 6:03

16 12:39 12:40 6:32 6:57

17 1:32 1:31 7:25 7:47

18 2:24 2:20 8:16 8:35

19 3:13 3:08 9:06 9:23 20 4:00 3:56 9:56 10:10

21 4:46 4:43 10:48 11:00

22 5:31 5:30 11:43 11:51 23 6:17 6:18 12:38 24 7:04 7:10 12:42 1:32

25 7:53 8:07 1:33 2:22

26 8:45 9:07 2:21 3:10

27 9:36 10:05 3:08 3:56

28 10:23 10:58 3:56 4:43

29 11:08 11:46 4:44 5:28 30 11:51 5:32 6:11

31 12:32 12:33 6:18 6:53

J U LY

DAY LOW HIGH

A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M.

1 1:32 1:32 7:16 7:50

2 2:18 2:21 8:04 8:35

3 3:05 3:10 8:52 9:23 4 3:52 4:01 9:43 10:13 5 4:40 4:54 10:37 11:07 6 5:28 5:49 11:37 7 6:19 6:49 12:05 12:38

8 7:13 7:55 1:04 1:38

9 8:11 9:06 2:02 2:37

10 9:12 10:15 3:00 3:35

11 10:12 11:17 3:59 4:33 12 11:09 4:58 5:30

13 12:13 12:02 5:56 6:24

14 1:04 12:52 6:50 7:13

15 1:50 1:40 7:40 7:58

16 2:34 2:25 8:26 8:39

17 3:14 3:08 9:10 9:19

18 3:52 3:50 9:53 9:58

19 4:29 4:32 10:37 10:39

20 5:06 5:14 11:22 11:21 21 5:42 5:57 12:09

22 6:20 6:43 12:05 12:56 23 7:01 7:34 12:51 1:42

24 7:47 8:31 1:37 2:28

25 8:39 9:31 2:25 3:15

26 9:35 10:29 3:15 4:04

27 10:31 11:23 4:08 4:55 28 11:25 5:03 5:47

29 12:14 12:18 5:58 6:37

30 1:03 1:09 6:51 7:26

31 1:52 2:01 7:42 8:15

The times listed represent the predicted peak of high and low tides at Springmaid Pier in Myrtle Beach, SC.

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AUGUST

DAY LOW HIGH

A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M.

1 2:40 2:54 8:33 9:04

2 3:29 3:47 9:25 9:55 3 4:17 4:40 10:19 10:49 4 5:07 5:36 11:17 11:46 5 5:57 6:35 12:18 6 6:51 7:40 12:46 1:20

7 7:49 8:51 1:46 2:19

8 8:51 10:01 2:45 3:18

9 9:54 11:03 3:44 4:16

10 10:53 11:57 4:42 5:13 11 11:47 5:40 6:06

12 12:45 12:35 6:33 6:53

13 1:28 1:20 7:20 7:36

14 2:07 2:03 8:03 8:14

15 2:44 2:44 8:43 8:51

16 3:19 3:24 9:22 9:26

17 3:54 4:04 10:00 10:03

18 4:28 4:44 10:41 10:41

19 5:03 5:25 11:23 11:22 20 5:40 6:08 12:08

21 6:19 6:55 12:07 12:56 22 7:03 7:49 12:55 1:45

23 7:55 8:50 1:46 2:35

24 8:56 9:52 2:40 3:28

25 9:59 10:50 3:36 4:22

26 10:59 11:44 4:34 5:17 27 11:55 5:32 6:11

28 12:35 12:50 6:28 7:03

29 1:25 1:44 7:22 7:53

30 2:14 2:37 8:13 8:43

31 3:04 3:31 9:05 9:35

NOVEMBER

DAY LOW HIGH

A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. 1 4:38 5:31 11:05 11:44 2 5:32 6:30 12:04 3 6:32 7:32 12:44 1:00

4 7:35 8:32 1:40 1:53

5 8:37 9:22 2:34 2:43

6 9:33 10:06 3:24 3:31

7 10:21 10:45 4:11 4:17

8 11:05 11:22 4:55 5:01

9 11:47 11:58 5:36 5:42

10 12:27 6:14 6:20

11 12:35 1:08 6:51 6:56

12 1:12 1:48 7:26 7:32

13 1:50 2:28 8:03 8:09

14 2:29 3:09 8:41 8:49

15 3:10 3:51 9:24 9:35

16 3:53 4:37 10:14 10:29

17 4:41 5:26 11:09 11:30 18 5:36 6:22 12:07 19 6:41 7:22 12:32 1:06

20 7:52 8:24 1:33 2:05

21 9:03 9:24 2:33 3:04

22 10:07 10:19 3:33 4:02

23 11:06 11:12 4:31 5:00

24 12:01 5:27 5:55

25 12:04 12:54 6:20 6:47

26 12:54 1:45 7:10 7:37

27 1:44 2:34 7:59 8:28

28 2:33 3:23 8:48 9:20 29 3:22 4:11 9:39 10:15

30 4:11 4:58 4:11 4:58

SEPTEMBER

DAY LOW HIGH

A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. 1 3:53 4:25 9:59 10:29 2 4:43 5:21 10:56 11:26 3 5:34 6:19 11:56 4 6:28 7:22 12:27 12:58

5 7:26 8:32 1:29 1:59

6 8:30 9:42 2:29 2:59

7 9:36 10:44 3:28 3:56

8 10:36 11:35 4:26 4:51 9 11:29 5:21 5:42

10 12:20 12:16 6:12 6:28

11 12:59 12:59 6:57 7:09

12 1:35 1:39 7:37 7:46

13 2:10 2:19 8:15 8:21

14 2:44 2:58 8:50 8:55

15 3:18 3:37 9:26 9:30

16 3:52 4:16 10:02 10:05

17 4:27 4:56 10:41 10:44

18 5:03 5:38 11:25 11:28 19 5:43 6:23 12:13 20 6:27 7:15 12:19 1:06

21 7:20 8:15 1:14 2:01

22 8:24 9:18 2:12 2:57

23 9:32 10:19 3:11 3:53

24 10:37 11:16 4:11 4:50 25 11:37 5:10 5:46

26 12:08 12:33 6:07 6:40

27 12:59 1:28 7:02 7:32

28 1:48 2:22 7:54 8:23

29 2:38 3:15 8:45 9:14 30 3:28 4:09 9:38 10:08

DECEMBER

DAY LOW HIGH

A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. 1 5:00 5:48 11:26 2 5:53 6:40 12:10 12:19

3 6:50 7:34 1:04 1:10

4 7:51 8:28 1:55 1:58

5 8:50 9:16 2:44 2:46

6 9:44 10:01 3:31 3:34

7 10:32 10:43 4:17 4:21

8 11:17 11:24 5:01 5:06

9 12:00 5:43 5:49

10 12:04 12:42 6:22 6:29

11 12:45 1:24 7:01 7:08

12 1:26 2:06 7:40 7:48

13 2:08 2:48 8:20 8:31

14 2:52 3:32 9:05 9:18 15 3:38 4:17 9:54 10:12

16 4:27 5:06 10:48 11:12 17 5:22 5:59 11:46

18 6:25 6:57 12:14 12:45

19 7:36 7:59 1:15 1:45

20 8:49 9:01 2:16 2:44

21 9:55 10:00 3:16 3:44

22 10:55 10:55 4:16 4:44

23 11:50 11:47 5:13 5:40

24 12:41 6:06 6:32

25 12:38 1:30 6:55 7:21

26 1:27 2:16 7:42 8:09

27 2:14 3:00 8:27 8:57

28 2:59 3:42 9:12 9:45 29 3:43 4:23 9:58 10:36

30 4:28 5:04 10:45 11:28 31 5:14 5:47 11:34

OCTOBER

DAY LOW HIGH

A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. 1 4:18 5:03 10:33 11:05 2 5:09 5:59 11:32 3 6:03 6:59 12:06 12:33

4 7:01 8:05 1:09 1:35

5 8:04 9:14 2:10 2:34

6 9:11 10:14 3:08 3:29

7 10:12 11:04 4:03 4:22

8 11:05 11:47 4:56 5:11 9 11:51 5:45 5:56

10 12:24 12:34 6:29 6:37

11 12:59 1:14 7:08 7:15

12 1:34 1:53 7:45 7:51

13 2:09 2:33 8:20 8:25

14 2:43 3:12 8:54 8:59

15 3:19 3:51 9:29 9:35

16 3:55 4:31 10:07 10:13

17 4:33 5:13 10:50 10:58

18 5:14 5:58 11:39 11:50 19 6:00 6:48 12:34 20 6:55 7:46 12:49 1:32

21 7:59 8:49 1:50 2:30 22 9:11 9:51 2:51 3:28

23 10:19 10:49 3:51 4:26

24 11:21 11:42 4:51 5:23

25 12:18 5:48 6:19

26 12:34 1:13 6:43 7:12

27 1:24 2:07 7:36 8:04

28 2:14 3:00 8:27 8:55

29 3:05 3:52 9:17 9:47

30 3:55 4:44 10:10 10:43

31 4:46 5:36 11:06 11:42

JANUARY

DAY LOW HIGH

A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. 1 6:06 6:38 12:25

2 7:01 7:29 1:12 1:13

3 8:02 8:23 2:00 2:01

4 9:01 9:16 2:48 2:50

5 9:56 10:05 3:37 3:40

6 10:45 10:51 4:25 4:30

7 11:32 11:36 5:11 5:17

8 12:16 5:55 6:02

9 12:20 1:00 6:37 6:46

10 1:05 1:43 7:19 7:29

11 1:50 2:27 8:02 8:14

12 2:36 3:12 8:47 9:03

13 3:24 3:58 9:37 9:57

14 4:15 4:46 10:31 10:55

15 5:10 5:38 11:28 11:57 16 6:11 6:35 12:28 17 7:21 7:38 12:58 1:28

18 8:36 8:43 2:00 2:29

19 9:45 9:45 3:01 3:31

20 10:46 10:43 4:03 4:31

21 11:40 11:36 5:01 5:28

22 12:29 5:54 6:20

23 12:25 1:14 6:42 7:07

24 1:11 1:56 7:26 7:51

25 1:55 2:35 8:07 8:34

26 2:37 3:13 8:46 9:16 27 3:18 3:49 9:26 10:00

28 3:59 4:26 10:08 10:46

29 4:40 5:03 10:51 11:33 30 5:24 5:44 11:37

31 6:13 6:31 12:21 12:25

Tides are calculated by NOAA, National Ocean Service.

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Love great music, fine art and thoughtful cultural exhibits? Look no further than your favorite vacation spot for an afternoon at the symphony or a day in one of the area’s many unique museums. Our area’s burgeoning cultural arts scene is alive and well, offering quality performances, exhibits and experiences throughout the year.

The mysteries of the universe are explored in Brunswick County at Ingram Planetarium. Located in Sunset Beach, and explore the fascinating Museum of Coastal Carolina in nearby Ocean Isle while you’re there.

Art lovers will be amazed by Sunset River Marketplace in Calabash. A hub of arts-related activity, this gallery seems to go on for miles.

Hear great music performed by Myrtle Beach’s own professional Long Bay Symphony or explore the diverse offerings of Coastal Carolina University’s Music Department.

Give your children a chance to learn and explore interactive exhibits at The Children’s Museum of South Carolina.

The Franklin G. Burroughs and Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum, an off-thebeaten-path treasure of Myrtle Beach

culture abounds hosts special exhibits and events, as well as fascinating permanent collections.

In Conway, learn about Horry County history at The Horry County Museum, and while you’re visiting this historic riverfront city, take a walking tour and learn more about our county seat. Be sure to explore the local art scene in Conway. The downtown area has wonderful galleries and events throughout the year.

Wonderful art galleries are found throughout our area. On the south end, Ebb and Flow Art Co-op and The Cheryl Newby Gallery are filled with local, national and international art.

The Rice Museum on Front Street in Georgetown is located in the historic clock tower and explores the area’s fascinating rice culture. The Georgetown County Museum highlights nearly 300 years of local culture and The Kaminski House, built in the late 1700s, features a large collection of fine antiques and still has many of the original floors and moldings.

Fill your mind with the Grand Strand’s beauty and charm of yesterday and today!

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april, may, june April 1-29

Brookgreen’s Gullah Geechee Program Series, 1 pm, Wednesdays, Brookgreen Gardens, 843-235-6000.

6-27

Coastal Kayaking, Mondays, Huntington Beach State Park, Murrells Inlet, 10 am-12 pm, $35, 843-235-8755 for reservations.

6-10/31

Atalaya Tours, Sunday-Friday, 2pm, Saturday-Noon, 843-235-8755 for more details.

9-26

Pelican’s Baseball, TicketReturn.com Field at Pelicans Ballpark, 21st Ave. N., Myrtle Beach, 843-918-6000.

8-12

Annual Azalea Festival, daily events in the Greater Wilmington N.C. area, 910-794-4650.

11-12, 18-19

Art in the Park, 10 am-4 pm, 11-12 Chapin Park, Myrtle Beach, 18-19 Market Common, Valor Park, 843-446-7471.

13

Monday After the Masters Celebrity Pro-Am, hosted by Hootie and the Blowfish, The Dye Club at Barefoot Resort, gates open at 8:30 am, 843-399-7238.

17-26

S.O.S. Spring Safari, various venues, North Myrtle Beach, 843-280-5570.

25

7th Annual Dragon Boat Festival, 8 am-5 pm, Grand Park, Market Common, 843-497-0580.

May 1-31

18th Annual Waccamaw Arts & Crafts Guild Juried Exhibition, The Art Museum at Myrtle Beach, 3100 S. Ocean Blvd., 843-235-2510.

2

19th Annual Blessing of the Inlet, Belin United Methodist Church, Murrells Inlet, 9 am-4 pm, 843-651-5099.

June 1-7

Coastal Uncorked, Various locations and times, Myrtle Beach, visit www.coastaluncorked.com.

1-29

Coastal Kayaking, Mondays, Huntington Beach State Park, 10 am-12 pm, $35, 843-235-8755 for reservations.

2-30

Children’s Nature programs at Myrtle Beach State Park, Rivertown Music and Arts Tues.-Sat., most free with park Festival, 11 am-10 pm, Conway, admission, 843-238-0874.

843-248-6260.

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Pelican’s Baseball, TicketReturn.com Field at Pelicans Ballpark, 21st Ave. N., Myrtle Beach, 843-918-6000

6-27

Coastal Birding, 10-11 am, Wednesdays, Huntington Beach State Park, bring binoculars and field guide, 843-235-8755.

9

Mayfest on Main, 10 am-6 pm, Main St., North Myrtle Beach, 843-280-5570.

14-28

Music on Main, Main Street, North Myrtle Beach, 7-9 pm, Thursdays, 843-280-5570.

16-17

Blue Crab Festival, 9 am-6 pm, Little River, 843-249-6604.

22, 29

Ocean Isle Concert Series, Fridays, 6:30 pm-8 pm, Museum of Coastal Carolina parking lot, E. Second St., Ocean Isle Beach, N.C., 910-579-2166.

30-31

The Salt Games, competition, local bands & more, 7-9 pm, www.thesaltgames.com.

Coastal Birding, 10-11 am, Wednesdays, Huntington Beach State Park, bring binoculars and field guide, 843-235-8755.

4-26

Music on Main, Main St., North Myrtle Beach, 7-9 pm, Thursdays, 843-280-5570.

5-7

Carolina Country Music Festival, Myrtle Beach Boardwalk, www. carolinacountrymusicfest.com.

5-26

Ocean Isle Concert Series, Fridays, 6:30-8 pm, Museum of Coastal Carolina parking lot, E. Second St., Ocean Isle Beach, N.C, 910-579-2166.

10- 26

Brookgreen Gardens Cool Summer Evenings, open until 9 pm, Wed.-Fri., 843-235-6000.

27

Riverfest, An American Celebration, 3pm-11 pm, Riverfront in Conway, free, 843-248-2273.

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August 1-2

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Free Concert Series, Plyer Park, 11th Ave. N. & Ocean Blvd.

Tues., Thur. & Sat., 8 pmmidnight, 843-918-1000.

Children’s Nature programs at Myrtle Beach State Park, Tues.-Sat., most free with park admission, 843-238-0874.

2-30

Music on Main, Brookgreen Gardens, live entertainment, gardens open until 9 pm, 843-235-6000.

3-31

Ocean Isle Concert Series, Fridays, 6:30-8 pm, Museum of Coastal Carolina parking lot, E. Second St., Ocean Isle Beach, N.C., 910-579-2166.

3-31

Fireworks Show, Tuesdays & Fridays, 10 pm, Lake Broadway, Broadway at the Beach, 800-386-4662.

4

Murrells Inlet Boat Parade, Parade at High tide, Murrells Inlet Marshwalk, Murrells Inlet, 843-497-3450.

4

22nd Annual Fireworks Display at Cherry Grove Pier, 9:30 pm, Cherry Grove section of North Myrtle Beach, 843-281-2662.

6-27

Fireworks Show, Mondays, 10:15 pm, Barefoot Landing, 843-272-8349.

31

32nd Annual Craftsmen’s Classic Arts and Crafts Show, Myrtle Beach Convention Center, 336-282-5550.

32nd Annual Craftsmen’s Classic Arts and Crafts Show, Myrtle Beach Convention Center, 336-282-5550.

Children’s Nature programs at Myrtle Beach State Park, Tues.-Sat., most free with park admission, 843-238-0874.

3-31

Fireworks Show, Mondays, 10:15 pm, Barefoot Landing, 843-272-8349.

4-28

Fireworks Show, Tuesdays & Fridays, 10 pm, Lake Broadway, Broadway at the Beach, 800-386-4662.

4-30

Free Concert Series, Tuesdays & Saturdays, 8 pm-midnight, Plyer Park., 843-918-1000

5-26

Coastal Birding, 10-11am, Wednesdays, Huntington Beach State Park, bring binoculars and field guide, 843-235-8755.

September 3-24

Music on Main, Main St., North Myrtle Beach, Thursdays, 7-9 pm, 843-280-5570.

18-27

SOS Fall Migration, various events, Main St., North Myrtle Beach, 843-281-2662.

24-27

Myrtle Beach Greek Festival, St. John’s Greek Orthodox Church, Myrtle Beach, 843-448-3773.

25-26

3rd Annual Seaside Palette, Plein Air painting, Front Street, Georgetown, 843-626-8911.

25-27

38th Annual Atalaya Arts and Crafts Festival, Huntington Beach State Park, 843-237-4440.

26-28

12th Annual Irish Italian Festival, 10 am-4 pm, Main Street, North Myrtle Beach, 843-281-3737.

6-27

Music on Main, Main Street, North Myrtle Beach, Thursdays, 7-9 pm, 843-280-5570.

7-28

Ocean Isle Concert Series, Fridays, 6:30-8 pm, Museum of Coastal Carolina parking lot, E. Second St., Ocean Isle Beach, N.C., 910-579-2166.

29-30

Beach, Boogie & BBQ Festival, Market Common, 843-916-7221.

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Pawleys Island Festival of Music & Art, Reserve Club of Pawleys Island, various events, 843-626-8911.

2-3

8th Annual Oktoberfest, 11 am-9 pm, Market Common, Myrtle Beach, 843-839-3500.

4-6

Harvest Home Festival, Brookgreen Gardens, 9:30 am-4:30 pm, free with paid admission, 843-235-6000.

11-12

Art in the Park, 10 am-4 pm, Chapin Park, 843-448-7690.

17

26th Annual Wooden Boat Show, waterfront on Front Street. in Historic Georgetown, 11 am-6 pm, free.

843-520-0111.

November 6-27

Moveable Feasts, Fridays, Literary luncheons with exciting authors at area restaurants, 11 am-1 pm, $25 each, 843-237-9600.

7

Free Family Day, Myrtle Beach Art Museum, Mexican/American celebration and activities for all ages, 843-238-2510.

7

12th Annual Murrells Inlet Oyster Roast, 11:30 am3:30 pm, 843-357-2007.

7-8, 14-15

Art in the Park, 10 am-4 pm, 7-8 Chapin Park, Myrtle Beach, 14-15 Market Common, Valor Park, 843-446-7471.

12-15

Annual Dickens Christmas Show, Myrtle Beach Convention Center, Thurs.-Sat. 17 Loris Bog-Off, downtown Loris, 9 am-6 pm, Sun. noon-6 pm, $8 adults, $4 for children ages 9 am-10 pm, 843-756-6030.

2-12, multi-day pass $12, 17 800-261-5991.

Myrtle Beach 26-28 Mini Marathon Weekend, 46th Annual South Carolina www.runmyrtlebeach.com.

State Bluegrass Festival, Myrtle 17-18 Beach Convention Center, North Carolina Oyster Festival, 706-864-7203.

Ocean Isle Beach, N.C., 28 919-754-6644 x 103.

Annual Intracoastal Christmas 20 Regatta, Annual boat parade Taste of the Town, Myrtle starting at Little River, Beach Convention Center, 4-10 843-249-8888. pm, 843-448-5930.

December 3-5, 10-12, 17-19

Nights of a Thousand Candles, Brookgreen Gardens, 3-10 pm, 843-235-6000.

4-18

Moveable Feasts, Fridays, Literary luncheons with exciting authors at area restaurants, 11 am-1 pm, $25 each, 843-237-9600.

5

North Myrtle Beach Christmas Parade, 843-281-2662.

6

Annual Murrells Inlet Boat Parade, 3 pm, waterfront, 843-357-2007.

12

Conway Christmas Parade, 843-248-2273.

26-30

Beach Ball Classic, Myrtle Beach Convention Center, 843-213-0032.

31

New Year’s Eve, Gardens By Candlelight, Brookgreen Gardens, 843-235-6000.

31

New Year’s Eve Party 2016 in Celebrity Square, 8pm, Broadway at the Beach, 843-444-3200.

31

Halloween on the Marshwalk, Murrells Inlet. Kid’s parade at 5 pm, adult parade at 8 pm, 843-651-2044.

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