Myrtle Beach Events 2010 March-June
March
Brookgreen Gardens Daffodil Days
This springtime celebration runs throughout March. For details and information please call (843)235-6000.
Mardi Gras Myrtle Beach
Mardi Gras Myrtle Beach events include a parade, Cajun food fest and more at Coastal Federal Field and Broadway at the Beach. Call (843) 267-7443 for more information.
South Strand Wildlife & History Day
Visit Huntington Beach State Park for a day of natural and cultural history. Displays, tours and hands-on activities will be set up in the Atalaya courtyard throughout the day. Learn about our ghost stories, saltmarsh ecology, history of rice culture, birding, Atalaya, alligators and more! Enjoy the free entertainment. Stop by one of our fine Murrells Inlet restaurants set up at the castle ready to serve you favorite Lowcountry and seafood eats. Visit http://www.discoversouthcarolina.com or call 843-235-8755 for more information.
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“Remember When…” Oldies Fest at La Belle Amie
Great food, jazz, local artwork and fine wine make this festival at La Belle Amie one to remember. For more information visit http://www.LaBelleAmie.com or contact info@labelleamie.com or call 843.399.WINE (9463).
11-13
National Shag Dance Championship Finals
Shag dancers from across the nation compete at Club 2001. Call (843) 497-7369 or visit http://www.ShagNationals.com for more information.
12
REO Speedwagon at the House of Blues
The popular 80’s band is back in swing at the House of Blues in North Myrtle Beach. For tickets and times, call 843.272.3000 or visit http://www.HoB.com .
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St. Patrick’s Day Parade
Take a break from Myrtle Beach golf and enjoy the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Main Street in North Myrtle Beach. Whether or not you have Irish in your blood, you can come out and spend a day in green with tons of food, great local music and green beer! Visit http://www.StPatNMB.com for more information.
Irish Fest at Market Common
Wear your green and head out to Irish Fest for live Irish music, children's activities, Irish Beer, and Irish Food! Kids will enjoy the facepainter, inflatables, and balloon artist from 11 am – 5 pm.
Ben Folds at the House of Blues
The legendary indie singer and songwriter plays a piano-only show at the N’Awlins-style venue in North Myrtle Beach. For tickets and times, call 843.272.3000 or visit http://www.HoB.com .
13-20
Myrtle Beach Can-Am Days
Canadian Americans from across the East Coast flock to Myrtle Beach this week to partake in warm weather, golf, and tons of events to celebrate their unique heritage. In fact, the Myrtle Beach Canadian American Days Festival has been named one of the Top 20 Events in the Southeast by the Southeast Tourism Society! For information about specific events and locations, visit http://www.MyrtleBeachInfo.com .
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George Thoroughgood and the Destroyers at the House of Blues
Get yourself a bourbon, a scotch and a beer (or one a time) and watch one of the most fun bar bands to ever exist. For tickets and times, call 843.272.3000 or visit http://www.HoB.com .
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Spring Swing and Big Band Festival at La Belle Amie
Great food, jazz, local artwork and fine wine make this festival at La Belle Amie one to remember. For more information visit http://www.LaBelleAmie.com or contact info@labelleamie.com or call 843.399.WINE (9463).
Badfish – a Tribute to Sublime at the House of Blues
Have a chilled out evening in North Myrtle Beach at the House of Blues while listening to some of Sublime’s classics. For tickets and times, call 843.272.3000 or visit http://www.HoB.com .
25-27
Widespread Panic at the House of Blues
The legendary jam band will chill at the House of Blues in North Myrtle Beach for three evenings that are not to be missed. For tickets and times, call 843.272.3000 or visit http://www.HoB.com .
26-27
The 2nd Annual Myrtle Beach Beer Festival
This wildly popular new festival will take place at the Market Common on March 26 and 27th from 12 – 7 pm and will feature live entertainment, food and, of course, hundreds of beer choices, including some of the area’s finest microbrews. Take a break from a day of Myrtle Beach golf or grab a few specialty bottles to take with you on the links! For more information visit http://www.MyrtleBeachBeerFest.com .
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Taste of the Coast
Premier restaurants in the Myrtle Beach area provide samples, along with beer and wine, live entertainment, and an array of kids' activities at this annual charity event for the Risen Christ School at Barefoot Landing from 11 a.m-4 p.m. Call (843) 455-6728 for more information.
April
Springtime in the Carolinas Art Show
More than 70 artists are featured along with exhibits, kids’ petting zoo, food and more. Call (843) 249-1577 for more information.
Taste of Broadway Spring Festival
Broadway at the Beach becomes the scene for Waiters Olympics, 5K run/walk, food tastings, eating competition, fashion show, fireworks, and more. Call (843) 444-3200 for more information.
Dining with Friends
The annual benefit invites guests to host individual dinner parties and come together at the Old Train Depot in downtown Myrtle Beach for desserts and dancing from 9 p.m – Midnight. For more information contact: http://CareTeamsc.org or call 236-9000.
Rivertown Jazz Festival
African American Community Coalition Clean-up
Join in the clean-up of Turntable Road and Old King’s Highway with the AACC. Call Rudolf at 843-385-8265 for more information.
Diggin It & Plantacular Sale at Brookgreen Gardens
Brookgreen Gardens sponsors its annual spring garden festival and horticulture plant sale. Call 843-235-6000 for more information.
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The April Music Festival at La Belle Amie
Great food, jazz, local artwork and fine wine make this festival at La Belle Amie one to remember. For more information visit http://www.LaBelleAmie.com or contact info@labelleamie.com or call 843.399.WINE (9463).
8-11
MB Pelicans play the Wilmington Blue Rocks
Join the local home team for the season opener at BB&T Coastal Field. For tickets and times, visit http://www.MyrtleBeachPelicans.com or call (843) 918-6000 or call toll-free at 1-877-918-TIXX (8499)
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“A Night Out at Barefoot” Progressive Dinner
For just $5 patrons can sample the best of what Barefoot Landing’s finest restaurants have to offer. Music, art, food and entertainment make this the perfect way to spend a leisurely spring evening after a long day of Myrtle Beach golf. Vendors will be open from 4 – 9 p.m. For more information, call Kim Kelley at 843-272-8349 or visit http://www.barefootlanding.com .
16-25
SOS Spring Safari
More than 15,000 shaggers, members of the Society of Stranders and lovers of the beach gather in North Myrtle Beach in mid-April for the world’s largest gathering of mature adults! Ten full days and nights of beach music and activities are all part of this North Myrtle Beach spring celebration. For more information, call (888) SOS-3113.
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Blues and Jazz Festival at La Belle Amie
Great food, jazz, local artwork and fine wine make this festival at La Belle Amie one to remember. For more information visit http://www.LaBelleAmie.com or contact info@labelleamie.com or call 843.399.WINE (9463).
19-22
MB Pelicans vs. Winston-Salem Dash
What better way to relax after a day of Myrtle Beach golf than to kick back at a local baseball game before hitting the town? For tickets and times, visit http://www.MyrtleBeachPelicans.com or call (843) 918-6000 or call toll-free at 1-877-918-TIXX (8499).
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Delbert McClinton at House of Blues
For tickets and times, call 843.272.3000 or visit http://www.HoB.com .
27-29
MB Pelicans vs. Potomac Nationals
What better way to relax after a day of Myrtle Beach golf than to kick back at a local baseball game before hitting the town? For tickets and times, visit http://www.MyrtleBeachPelicans.com or call (843) 918-6000 or call toll-free at 1-877-918-TIXX (8499)
May
Coastal Kayaking
Join other kayakers every Monday morning for paddling around one of the most beautiful state parks in the nation. The group meets at 10 am at Huntington Beach State Park. Call (843)235-8755 for details.
Bluegrass on the Waccamaw
http://www.bluegrassonthewaccamaw.com/
5th Annual Makai Luau
Surfrider Foundation hosts the annual luau at Atalaya Castle at Huntington Beach State Park. Price inlcudess all food, beverages and entertianment, including Hawaiian music, hula dancing, a fire show and silent auction. Rain or shine! Tickets are limited, so get them early!
MayFest
Art in the Park
Art in the Park is staged by the Waccamaw Arts and Crafts Guild and features weekly showings of local artists at Chapin Park every Saturday from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Call (843) 448-7690 for more information.
Marion Fox Trot Festival
Arts, crafts, music, food, street dancing and children’s rides are part of the fun in Marion. Call (843) 423-6900 for more information.
RV / Boat / Motorcycle Swap Meet
Food, music and more accompany opportunity to swap RVs, boats, motorcycles, and more at Coastal Federal Field. Call (843) 918-1242 for more information.
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Key West Music and Wine Festival at La Belle Amie
Great food, jazz, local artwork and fine wine make this festival at La Belle Amie one to remember. For more information visit http://www.LaBelleAmie.com or contact info@labelleamie.com or call 843.399.WINE (9463).
1-2
MB Pelicans vs. Fremont Keys
What better way to relax after a day of Myrtle Beach golf than to kick back at a local baseball game before hitting the town? For tickets and times, visit http://www.MyrtleBeachPelicans.com or call (843) 918-6000 or call toll-free at 1-877-918-TIXX (8499)
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HIM at House of Blues
For tickets and times, call 843.272.3000 or visit http://www.HoB.com .
10-13
MB Pelicans vs. Kinston Indians
What better way to relax after a day of Myrtle Beach golf than to kick back at a local baseball game before hitting the town? For tickets and times, visit http://www.MyrtleBeachPelicans.com or call (843) 918-6000 or call toll-free at 1-877-918-TIXX (8499)
14-16
MB Pelicans vs. Salem Red Sox
What better way to relax after a day of Myrtle Beach golf than to kick back at a local baseball game before hitting the town? For tickets and times, visit http://www.MyrtleBeachPelicans.com or call (843) 918-6000 or call toll-free at 1-877-918-TIXX (8499)
15-16
The Little River Blue Crab Festival
Arguably the Grand Strand’s most popular festival, the Blue Crab Festival brings in a whopping 40,000 guests to the small harbor town of Little River, located just north of Myrtle Beach. Fare isn’t limited to just crabs, of course. Sample the finest cuisine from all along the coast of the Carolinas while perusing local arts and crafts and listening to fantastic artists from across the southeast. For more information, check out http://www.BlueCrabFestival.org .
22-24
The Dixie Chicken Fishing Funament
Despite the silly name, this fishing tournament has grown in popularity in leaps and bounds. The event is held at the Harbourgate Marina in North Myrtle Beach. For entry and attendance information, visit http://www.DixieChickenFunament.com .
25-27
MB Pelicans vs. Lynchburg Hellcats
What better way to relax after a day of Myrtle Beach golf than to kick back at a local baseball game before hitting the town? For tickets and times, visit http://www.MyrtleBeachPelicans.com or call (843) 918-6000 or call toll-free at 1-877-918-TIXX (8499)
28-30
MB Pelicans vs. Wilmington Blue Rocks
What better way to relax after a day of Myrtle Beach golf than to kick back at a local baseball game before hitting the town? For tickets and times, visit http://www.MyrtleBeachPelicans.com or call (843) 918-6000 or call toll-free at 1-877-918-TIXX (8499)
June
Art in the Park
Art in the Park is staged by the Waccamaw Arts and Crafts Guild and features weekly showings of local artists at Chapin Park every Saturday from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Call (843) 448-7690 for more information.
Coastal Kayaking
Join other kayakers every Monday morning for paddling around one of the most beautiful state parks in the nation. The group meets at 10 am at Huntington Beach State Park. Call (843)235-8755 for details.
Pirate Festival at Barefoot Landing
7-9
MB Pelicans vs. Winston-Salem Dash
What better way to relax after a day of Myrtle Beach golf than to kick back at a local baseball game before hitting the town? For tickets and times, visit http://www.MyrtleBeachPelicans.com or call (843) 918-6000 or call toll-free at 1-877-918-TIXX (8499)
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American Pie Oldies Music Festival at La Belle Amie
Great food, jazz, local artwork and fine wine make this festival at La Belle Amie one to remember. For more information visit http://www.LaBelleAmie.com or contact info@labelleamie.com or call 843.399.WINE (9463).
15-17
MB Pelicans vs. Potomac Nationals
What better way to relax after a day of Myrtle Beach golf than to kick back at a local baseball game before hitting the town? For tickets and times, visit http://www.MyrtleBeachPelicans.com or call (843) 918-6000 or call toll-free at 1-877-918-TIXX (8499)
18-20
MB Pelicans vs. Frederick Keys
What better way to relax after a day of Myrtle Beach golf than to kick back at a local baseball game before hitting the town? For tickets and times, visit http://www.MyrtleBeachPelicans.com or call (843) 918-6000 or call toll-free at 1-877-918-TIXX (8499)
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First Blush of Summer Festival at La Belle Amie
Great food, jazz, local artwork and fine wine make this festival at La Belle Amie one to remember. For more information visit http://www.LaBelleAmie.com or contact info@labelleamie.com or call 843.399.WINE (9463).
Georgetown Harborwalk Festival
Just south of some of the finest golf courses in Myrtle Beach lies beautiful historic Georgetown, host of the annual Harborwalk Festival. Sample fantastic lowcountry cuisine, hear great local musicians and take in the sights and sounds that make the South Carolina coast so breathtaking and charming. For more information visit http://www.TheHarborWalk.com .
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MB Pelicans vs. Kinston Indians
What better way to relax after a day of Myrtle Beach golf than to kick back at a local baseball game before hitting the town? For tickets and times, visit http://www.MyrtleBeachPelicans.com or call (843) 918-6000 or call toll-free at 1-877-918-TIXX (8499)
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