Discover Charleston's Best Boutiques for Your Wedding Shopping Needs
Charleston, known for its Southern charm, is a popular destination for wedding shopping. The city is home to many boutique shops, including Maddison Row South. This boutique offers a variety of wedding and bridesmaid dresses and accessories. They also provide alteration and custom design services.
Read full storyPlanning Your Family Reunion in Myrtle Beach: A Comprehensive Guide for Locals
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, often hosts family reunions, especially in November. Families use school vacations to meet at the beach and celebrate together. If you're planning a reunion, start by discussing dates with your family. Some families organize their reunions around holidays, while others prefer non-holiday periods.
Read full storyExplore Myrtle Beach's Rich African American Heritage: Local Historical Sites and Museums to Visit
Myrtle Beach is home to numerous African American historical sites and museums. One of these is Charlie’s Place, a former supper club that hosted renowned musicians from 1937 to 1965. This club was part of a network of venues, known as the Chitlin’ Circuit, where Black musicians performed during segregation. The original club no longer exists, but the Fitzgerald home and a model of their motel still stand.
Read full storyExplore Columbia's Disc Golf Courses: A Guide for Local Enthusiasts
Columbia, South Carolina, is popular among disc golf enthusiasts. The city boasts six disc golf courses, with a seventh one in development. Four of these have 18 or more holes, providing opportunities for players to practice.
Read full storyUnveiling Myrtle Beach's Rich Heritage: The Ghost and Pirate Tales Every Local Should Know
Myrtle Beach, a frequented tourist spot, is renowned for its picturesque beaches and unique folklore. Two of the most famous tales include The Gray Man of Pawleys Island and Alice Flagg.
Read full storyYour Local Guide to Myrtle Beach's Best Seafood Spots
Myrtle Beach, with its 60-mile coastline and historic seafood houses, has been popular for its seafood for over 75 years. This city and nearby areas like Surfside Beach, Murrells Inlet, and North Myrtle Beach, have many seafood restaurants. This article will highlight the top places to eat seafood for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, as well as seafood markets for home cooking.
Read full storyExperience Local Culture at 'Nights At Nance' in Myrtle Beach This Fall
The new event, 'Nights At Nance', will be held at Nance Plaza in Myrtle Beach. Starting from September 15, 2023, it will occur twice a month in September and October. Each week, there will be two food trucks, live music from local bands, and the opportunity to enjoy local beer and yard games at Grand Strand Brewing Company.
Read full storyUpcoming Sensory-Friendly Events in Myrtle Beach: What Local Residents Need to Know
Myrtle Beach is known for its inclusive approach, hosting sensory-friendly events throughout the year in collaboration with the Champion Autism Network. These events cater to individuals with autism and offer reduced admission fees for Autism Travel Card (ATC) holders.
Read full storyShow Your School Spirit: Ultimate Fan Battle Returns, Local Fans Invited
The annual event, Ultimate Fan Battle, is returning for its second year. This competition, organized by Visit Myrtle Beach, aims to identify the most committed college sports fan from across the country. It embodies the essence of college sports, including the excitement on the field and the camaraderie among fans.
Read full storyDiscover Landrum: Our Town's Historic Attractions, Dining and Shopping Opportunities
Landrum, South Carolina, founded in 1880, is a small town located in the Blue Ridge Mountains. The town offers various attractions such as the historic Campbell’s Covered Bridge, the Red Horse Inn, and the Hare & Hound restaurant. It's known for its mountain views, downtown area, hills, and horse farms. Landrum has also been recognized by Southern Living for its antiquing, outdoor activities, and dining options.
Read full storyDiscover the Latest Additions to Charleston's Dining and Entertainment Scene this Fall
Charleston, known for its culture, history, architecture, coastal location, and dining, is a top travel destination in America. This fall, it added new attractions, enhancing its appeal. In 2023, Charleston received accolades such as 'Best Cities in the World', 'Best Cities in the United States', and 'South’s Best City'. It also featured in '10 Prettiest Places to Vacation in the Southern U.S.' and 'Travelers’ Choice Best Cultural & Historical Tours in the United States.'
Read full storyLocal Gamecocks Fans: Your Complete Guide to Enjoying Athens, GA for the Upcoming SEC Match
The Gamecocks are set to travel to Athens, Georgia, for an SEC match against the Dawgs. Athens, famous for its live music and local food, is a favorite among football fans. Visit Athens has created a guide for football fans to maximize their visit. It includes key attractions, city tips, and accommodation details.
Read full storyNew Miniature Golf Course, Red Dragon Cove, Opens on Kings Highway: A Fresh Addition to Myrtle Beach's Golf Legacy
A new miniature golf course, Red Dragon Cove, has opened in Myrtle Beach on the corner of Kings Highway and 20th Avenue South. This is the first new course in the area for some time. Red Dragon Cove features traditional aspects of a Myrtle Beach miniature golf course, but stands out with its unique architecture and outdoor decor.
Read full storyLocal Opportunity: Myrtle Beach's Kids Play Free Golf Program
Myrtle Beach offers a unique opportunity for golf enthusiasts to introduce their children to the sport. The Kids Play Free Golf Program is designed to offset the costs of golfing equipment and lessons. It allows children under 16 or 17 to play for free with an adult at various local courses.
Read full storyExploring Myrtle Beach's Vegetarian Dining Scene: A Guide for Local Residents
Myrtle Beach, a well-liked coastal spot, has noticed an increase in demand for vegetarian food, meeting the varied dietary needs of residents and visitors. This article provides an overview of some local restaurants offering vegetarian choices.
Read full storyUncovering Our Past: The Waccamaw Tribe's Deep Roots in Myrtle Beach Area
In the late 1980s, archaeological research at what is now The Market Common District, once the Myrtle Beach Air Force Base, found remnants of prehistoric campsites dating back 3000 years. Anthropologists suggest these early inhabitants were nomadic, moving seasonally to follow food sources. Evidence of their existence includes fragments of pottery, hunting tools, and piles of oyster shells.
Read full storyGet Ready for a Spooktacular October: Local Halloween Events in Myrtle Beach and Conway
October in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, hosts various Halloween-themed events. Conway, one of the 14 communities in the area, temporarily changes its name to 'Halloween, SC' for the month. The events include haunted houses, ghost walks, Halloween parties, and costume contests.
Read full storyExperience Knoxville's Unique College City Vibe and Game Day Traditions
Knoxville, Tennessee, in East Tennessee, becomes lively during the fall football season. The city, once seen as a small college town, is now viewed as a 'college city' by University of Tennessee's Athletic Director, Danny White, and Chancellor, Donde Plowman. Knoxville combines university life with city attractions, making it popular for game day weekends.
Read full storyDiscover Waites Island: A Local Gem in South Carolina's Natural Beauty
Waites Island, an undeveloped barrier island in South Carolina, provides a different experience from crowded beaches. The island was established by William Waites and was previously inhabited by the Waccamaw Indian Tribe. In the early 1900s, it was owned by Horace Tilghman Sr. Later, his daughter, Anne Tilghman Boyce, donated part of it to Coastal Carolina University. This area is now the Anne Tilghman Boyce Coastal Reserve (ATBCR).
Read full storyLocal Food Enthusiasts: Myrtle Beach's Fall Culinary Delights Await
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, is a suitable location for food enthusiasts this fall, offering diverse food options and pleasant weather. The city's main attraction, The Grand Strand, has a vibrant brunch scene. Karen Riordan, President and CEO of Visit Myrtle Beach, emphasizes the area's varied and quality food choices, from breakfast to brunch. She also mentions the ongoing introduction of new restaurant concepts and food events featuring seasonal dishes.
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