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Maestro Koch concludes his 25th Season with the Carolina Master Chorale, leading the CMC in perhaps the most beloved oratorio in all of music history: “Ein Deutsches Requiem” of Johannes Brahms. Soprano Shannon Dooley, baritone Jeffrey Jones, and the Long Bay Symphony join Dr. Koch and the Chorale in a

A wide open and pristine Grand Strand beach on the southern end in Murrells Inlet. Enjoy trails, picnic shelters, camping and fishing from a jetty or in the surf. And some of the finest bird-watching on the East Coast. Huntington Beach State Park is also home to Atalaya, the winter

Experience the history and Southern charm of Pine Lakes International Country Club, aka "The Granddaddy," the course that gave rise to the nearly 100 golf layouts on the Grand Strand. Opened in 1927 as part of the old Ocean Forest Hotel property, Pine Lakes was designed by Robert White, an

Parasailing Try the exhilarating Myrtle Beach watersport experience of parasailing provided by one of several professional Grand Strand area tours. Fly like an eagle with nothing between you and the Atlantic but ocean air! From on high you'll see dolphins and fish of every angler's dreams. Experience the majesty of

The Horry County Museum presents a program by Dr. Walter Curry on African American Confederate pensioners from South Carolina on Saturday, February 15th, at 1:00 PM. This presentation examines the factors that led South Carolina to employ African American labor during the American Civil War, the various functions that this

If you read my blogs, you’ve noticed that I’m passionate about golf and I personally think that all golf courses are beautiful and have something spectacular to offer for all the senses. I love the serene environment, the smell, the trees, the water, and sand all together that makes for

The Georgetown County Library proudly announces its inaugural Juneteenth Festival, which will take place throughout this month. This vibrant community celebration honors Black heritage, history and culture with a full slate of educational, artistic and inspirational events for all ages. The Juneteenth Festival will feature a variety of engaging experiences

The Gray Man of Pawleys Island The Great Storm of 1822 wrought unprecedented damage to the Myrtle Beach area when wind and waves pounded the coastline two centuries ago. In addition to the devastation, the origin of one of the area’s most popular ghost stories came to be, The Gray

There’s nothing like speeding across the waves, feeling the wind on your face, and the splash of the water as your jet ski powers through the surf. A jet ski is a wonderful way to get out in the water and enjoy sun and speed. If you’d rather cruise slowly

In this episode, Luke Sharp shares how his unique family history helped shape who he is today. Raised by a mom who grew up in the circus, Luke draws inspiration from her charity towards others and approach to always treating those around her with kindness. He shares what it’s like

Come join us on board the Barefoot Queen Riverboat for an exciting cruise down the Intracoastal Waterway! Sit back, relax, and enjoy your lunch or dinner as you let the gentle waves carry you past the stunning million-dollar homes that line the coast. As you glide through the serene waters

Meet The Beach Buddies! Your personal tour guides to Myrtle Beach Here in Myrtle Beach, we believe every great vacation starts with a warm welcome and a little local know-how. That’s where our brand new Beach Buddies come in! These friendly, custom AI assistants are here to help you plan

Beloved beach destination meeting rising travel demand with amazing outdoor experiences Myrtle Beach, S.C. (April 14, 2021) – Aligning with a continual rise in consumer confidence in traveling, Visit Myrtle Beach (SC) officials are encouraging visitors to get outside and explore – safely and responsibly – this spring and beyond

Juneteenth is a national holiday that marks the liberation of slaves after the Civil War. On June 19, 1865, U.S. Army Major General Gordon Granger traveled to Galveston, Texas, to announce the Civil War was over and that slavery had ended. At that time, many African Americans were unaware that