Myrtle Beach 4th of July Events

From the roads and the waterways to the skies above, Myrtle Beach has plenty of Fourth of July events to keep the whole family entertained. When you stay at Coral Beach, you’re just minutes from the best 4th of July events and fireworks in Myrtle Beach. 

Pawleys Island 4th of July Parade

Pawleys Island, SC

Join the town of Pawleys Island on 4th of July to celebrate America with a parade! Tourists and locals alike love this family friendly annual event. For the most up-to-date information, visit the parade’s event page.

Murrells Inlet Boat Parade

Murrells Inlet, SC

The 40th annual Murrells Inlet Boat Parade will start at 6 pm on July 4. This year’s parade theme is Made in the USA. The parade will begin at the point of Garden City Beach and take a path to Murrells Inlet, concluding at the MarshWalk. Check out the shops and restaurants on the MarshWalk before the parade! 

Salute from the Shore

All Beaches in South Carolina

Head to the Myrtle Beach coast around 1 pm on July 4 to take part in one of the most unique 4th of July events in Myrtle Beach: Salute from the Shore. Two F-16s from Shaw Air Force Base and a C-17 from Charleston Air Force Base will fly over the shore, preceded by vintage aircrafts flown by volunteer pilots. 

Surfside Beach 4th of July Parade and Celebration

Surfside Beach, SC

Check out Surfside Beach’s 4th of July golf cart parade and celebration for family friendly fun. The golf cart parade at 11 is followed by an evening of food trucks, live music by The Catalinas, a kids zone, and more at Memorial park in Surfside Beach. 

Myrtle Beach 4th of July Fireworks

Cherry Grove Pier

Head to Cherry Grove Pier for their annual fireworks show at 9:30 pm on July 4. Don’t forget your blanket and chair! 

Downtown Myrtle Beach

Traditionally held around 10 pm on 4th of July, the downtown Myrtle Beach fireworks are visible from the Boardwalk and the beach. The best viewing places will be easy to find: just look up!

Murrells Inlet MarshWalk

Following the Boat Parade, Murrells Inlet will host their annual fireworks show at 10 pm on July 4. 

Barefoot Landing

The Barefoot Landing 4th of July fireworks will begin at 10 pm on July 4. Arrive early to shop, dine, or check out the attractions on-site. 

Broadway at the Beach

Broadway at the Beach will host a 4th of July fireworks show at 10 pm on July 4. Broadway is one of the Grand Strand’s most popular attractions for a reason – there is more than enough to do before the fireworks! 

Ready to experience the fun up close? Book your room at our oceanfront Myrtle Beach hotel today.

Myrtle Beach June Events

Pelicans Baseball Games | May – September

1251 21st Ave. North, 3.5 miles from Coral Beach

Minor League Baseball team the Myrtle Beach Pelicans will run their season May through September of 2023. Baseball fanatics and casual watchers alike are sure to find fun at these games, where locals flock to cheer on their hometown team. Tickets are available through the team’s official website! 

Carolina Country Music Fest | June 8 – 11

812 N. Ocean Blvd., 1.5 miles from Coral Beach

Join some of country music’s biggest names – Kenny Chesney, Miranda Lambert, Brooks & Dunn, and Hardy headlining – for one of the largest country music festivals in America. The first event in 2015 brought over 20,000 country music lovers to the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk, and has continued to grow. Last year’s CCMF sold out at 35,000 tickets! 

The 2023 Carolina Country Music Fest will feature five stages to host more artists and accommodate larger crowds. 

Movies at McLean | June 9 

McLean Park, 21 miles from Coral Beach Resort

McLean Park hosts Movies at McLean monthly during the summer, inviting locals and vacationers to their lush lawn to settle in for a classic movie. Summer 2023’s series theme is Through the Decades, and June 9th’s feature is An American Tail as a nod to the 1980s. 

Broadway at the Beach Fireworks Show | Tuesdays and Fridays thru New Years Eve 

1325 Celebrity Circle, 13 miles from Coral Beach Resort

We love a good fireworks show here in South Carolina, and Myrtle Beach does it best. Plan a full day of shopping, dining, and fun attractions at Broadway at the Beach before ending your day with the fireworks show. Fireworks start at 10pm. 

Sounds of Summer Concert Series | 3rd Fridays (June – September)

15 Citizens Circle at NMB Park & Sports Complex, 20 miles from Coral Beach

The Sounds of Summer is a free concert series at the North Myrtle Beach Park & Sports Complex Amphitheater. June 16th’s show will feature Don’t Stop Believing, a Journey tribute band. Drinks and snacks will be available for purchase inside – outside food, drinks, and coolers are not allowed.

Myrtle Beach July Events 

Independence Day Celebrations | July 4

The City of Myrtle Beach is home to many 4th of July celebrations, from parades and boat shows to fireworks extravaganzas, and Coral Beach Resort is right in the middle of the action. 

The Independence Day fireworks at Barefoot Landing and Broadway at the Beach are stunning every year, and the sky lights up with dazzling pyro colors launched from backyard barbecues and professional stages in multiple locations across the coast. 

Movies at McLean | July 14 

McLean Park, 21 miles from Coral Beach Resort

McLean Park hosts Movies at McLean monthly during the summer, inviting locals and vacationers to their lush lawn to settle in for a classic movie. Summer 2023’s series theme is Through the Decades, and July’s movie pays homage to the 1990s with Beethoven. 

Music on Main | Thursdays (June – September) 

11 South Ocean Blvd., 7.5 miles from Coral Beach Resort

Thursdays from June through September host the Music on Main Concert Series. From tributes to originals, Music on Main boasts some of the best music in the area – for free! 2023’s series will feature Chairman of the Board, Band of Oz, Black Glass, Gary Lowder & Smokin’ Hot, and more. 

Myrtle Beach August Events

Sail On: Beach Boys Tribute | August 6

The Carolina Opry, 8.5 miles from Coral Beach Resort

Sail On plays the Beach Boys classics you love and a selection of treasures from their extended catalog, effectively recreating an Endless Summer sound live and in detail without any backing tracks. Nashville-based Sail On will perform at the Carolina Opry on August 6. 

Movies at McLean | August 11 

McLean Park, 21 miles from Coral Beach Resort

McLean Park hosts Movies at McLean monthly during the summer, inviting locals and vacationers to their lush lawn to settle in for a classic movie. August’s installment in the Through the Decades series is 2002 classic Lilo & Stitch. 

The Market at Charlie’s Place | August 19

1420 Carver Street, 2.7 miles from Coral Beach Resort

This free and family-friendly event takes place every third Saturday in the summer. Guests can expect vendors of all kinds, crafts, live music, food trucks, and other community commodities. All ages are welcome! 

Music on Main | Thursdays (June – September) 

11 South Ocean Blvd., 7.5 miles from Coral Beach Resort

August will pay tribute to Van Morrison and James Taylor with the Paul Grimshaw Band. Music on Main shows are completely free and begin at 7pm. The Sounds of Summer Concert Series will end in September with a tribute to country music icon Dolly Parton, with Karen as Dolly.

Yoga in the Yard | Sunday Mornings 

4924 Hwy 17 S., 13 miles from Coral Beach Resort

Crooked Hammock Brewery in North Myrtle Beach partners with Sea Yoga to bring you Yoga in the Yard weekly. Cleanse your body with movement and your spirit with a cold beer – the first one is on them. Reserve your spot in advance – availability varies. 

Myrtle Beach and the surrounding areas are packed with summer events to create your perfect beach vacation – and no matter what you choose to fill your days with, Coral Beach Resort is here for you when it’s time to get some rest before you do it all again. 

Thinking about a fall trip to Myrtle Beach? The fun doesn’t stop when the season ends – check out these fall events in Myrtle Beach. 

Things To Do In Myrtle Beach In September

MUSIC ON MAIN CONCERT SERIES – AUG. 18TH – SEPT. 29TH (THURS)

Just 30 minutes north of Coral Beach Resort & Suites, guests can enjoy the Music on Main Concert Series in North Myrtle Beach. Starting at 4:00 p.m. each Thursday, Main Street from Ocean Blvd. to Melt Ice Cream is blocked off for the event. Even though the streets are closed, businesses around the event will remain open for dining, shopping, and fun. Music on Main is a FREE weekly fall event in Myrtle Beach that’s fun for the entire family. Bring your beach chairs to reserve your spot for the concert. Live performances are from 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. See the full schedule online. The address is 1 WW South Ocean Blvd, North Myrtle Beach, SC at the Horseshoe.

FALL CONCERTS AT LA BELLE AMIE VINEYARD – SEPT. 3RD – 24TH (SAT)

Live music is back at La Belle Amie Vineyard’s fall festivals in Myrtle Beach. Each Saturday in September enjoy music from island vibes to jazz and blues. Each concert will vary in genre but all will include delicious wines and beautiful scenery. Bring your blankets and chairs and get ready for an afternoon filled with great music and memories. Doors open at 10:00 a.m., live music starts right away and festivities wrap up at 5:00 p.m. Tickets are $10 per event or $17 if you wish to include a wine tasting. To purchase tickets or find out more, call 843-399-9463 or email info@labelleamie.com. The full list of Saturday festivals for Oct. and Nov. has not yet been published. Visit their website for the most current information.

WINE WEDNESDAYS AT LA BELLE AMIE VINEYARD – SEPT. 7TH – 28TH (WED)

Fall is just around the corner and now is the perfect time to get out and enjoy the agreeable weather! One of our favorite things to do in Myrtle Beach in September is attending the weekly Wine Wednesday events hosted by La Belle Amie Vineyard. Each event will include live entertainment, complimentary tours, delicious wines, and scrumptious snacks. Admission is only $10 per person and includes a wine tasting. Call 843-399-9463 for more information or visit the website.

SOUNDS OF SUMMER CONCERT – Sept. 16th

Enjoy an evening with your friends and family listening to live music by a variety of tribute bands at an outdoor amphitheater under the stars. The concert is FREE, appropriate for all ages, and will take place from 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. Bring your beach chair or blanket and sit back and relax! Snacks and drinks will be available for purchase as coolers and outside food and beverages are not permitted. The Sounds of Summer Concert is held at the Sandhills Bank Amphitheater in the North Myrtle Beach Park & Sports Complex in Little River, SC.

AYNOR HARVEST HOE-DOWN FESTIVAL – Sept. 17th

Attend the 42nd Annual Aynor Harvest Hoe-Down Festival on September 17th from 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. in Aynor, South Carolina! When you’re looking for a fall festival in Myrtle Beach, this event is just 45 minutes away and includes hundreds of arts, crafts, and food vendors, a parade, live music, and children’s entertainment. Admission is FREE. The parade begins at 10:00 a.m., and live music starts at 11:00 a.m. This fall festival is located at the Aynor Town Park at 600 South Main Street, Aynor, SC. Visit their website for more information.

ATALAYA ARTS & CRAFTS FESTIVAL – Sep. 23th – 25th

Take a short drive down to Huntington Beach State Park from September 23rd – 25th for the 47th Annual Atalaya Arts & Crafts Festival. Huntington Beach State Park is known for its beautiful Atalaya Castle, the historic winter home of Mr. and Mrs. Huntington. The Arts & Crafts Festival takes place in and around the castle and is a fun-filled event for all ages. Enjoy fine art, crafts, delicious food and live music from the Grand Strand’s best musicians! Admission is $10 for adults age 16 and older. Call 843-237-4440 for more information or visit the website.

Events In Myrtle Beach In October

FROM CHAOS TO BELOVED COMMUNITY ART EXHIBIT – NOW THROUGH NOV. 30TH

Head to Brookgreen Gardens any day before November 30th to catch this fall event near Myrtle Beach. The 15th Annual From Chaos to Beloved Community African American fiber artist exhibit follows the theme of envisioning an inclusive future and features 19 pieces with traditional and non-traditional fiber techniques. The traveling exhibit was curated by award-winning textile artist Torreah “Cookie” Washington from Charleston, SC. Visit the Lowcountry Center Auditorium at Brookgreen Gardens to see this impressive and inspiring collection.

ANNUAL LITTLE RIVER SHRIMPFEST – Oct. 8th – 9th

A festival that even Forrest Gump would approve of—the 17th Annual Little River ShrimpFest is slated for the weekend of October 8th – 9th from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. each day at the Historic Little River Waterfront. The weekend will include live entertainment from several popular local bands, a wide array of local arts and crafts vendors, games and activities for children, and—of course—plenty of shrimp. The price of admission is $5 per person, and tickets may be purchased online in advance until Oct. 6th. Kids 12 and under are FREE. Call 843-249-6604 for more information.

ART IN THE PARK AT VALOR PARK – OCT. 8TH & 9TH AND NOV. 12TH & 13TH

Art in the Park is an annual artist-run event held in Myrtle Beach since 1972. Both artists and art lovers come from around the country to view and purchase works of art in a variety of mediums including paintings, sculptures, woodworking, photography, jewelry, fabric, glass, metal, pottery, stone, mixed media and more! Admission is FREE. Art in the Park is held on Saturday and Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Valor Park in Market Common. The address is 1120 Farrow Parkway, Myrtle Beach. Call 843-446-3830 for more information or visit the website.

ANNUAL MYRTLE BEACH GREEK FESTIVAL – OCT. 13TH -16TH

Opa! Grab your friends (and an empty stomach) and make plans to fill up at one of the tastiest fall festivals in Myrtle Beach this year: the 31st Annual Myrtle Beach Greek Festival hosted by St. John The Baptist Greek Orthodox Church. Indoor and outdoor food options include the area’s finest selection of homemade Greek eats like spanakopita, gyros, souvlaki, pasticcio, and plenty of desserts, of course. Admission is $2 for adults. Kids 10 and under are free. This year’s event will include a shuttle service that runs every 10 minutes. Parking for the shuttle is at Captain George’s Seafood Restaurant at 1401 29th Ave N, Myrtle Beach, SC. The festival address is 3301 N 33rd Ave, Myrtle Beach, SC. Call 843-448-3773 for more information.

LORIS BOG-OFF FESTIVAL – OCT. 15TH

The Loris Bog-Off Festival has been a beloved annual event since 1980. Located just 45 minutes from your stay at Coral Beach Resort in Myrtle Beach, this festival is just one of the reasons why Myrtle Beach in October is so enjoyable. Soak up the festive atmosphere and comfortable temperatures while noshing on chicken bog from numerous area chefs. You’ll also find entertainment on two stages, local vendors, and a large kids area! If you’ve never tried this signature southern dish, make a trip on the third Saturday in October to feast. Festival hours are 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. on Main Street in Loris, SC.

ANNUAL TASTE OF THE TOWN – OCT 18TH

Looking for great food with a great cause? The Annual Taste of the Town event is scheduled for Tuesday, October 18th at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center and promises to be bigger and better than ever! More than 30 area restaurants will present their finest tapas-style creations. Admission is $6 at the door the night of the event. Kids 14 and under are free. All proceeds will benefit St. Andrew’s Catholic School. Taste of the Town will also feature live entertainment, a silent auction, and much more. Call 843-448-6062 or visit the website for more information.

Things To Do In Myrtle Beach In November

MYRTLE BEACH MILITARY HISTORY TOUR – SEPT. 23RD – MAR. 2ND

Take a trolley tour of historic Myrtle Beach military locations on select Fridays from September to March. Current availability for November is the 4th, but check the tour calendar for additional dates. The tour includes a catered reception at Tupelo Honey in the Market Common with a presentation by a historic figure who was part of the Myrtle Beach Air Force Base’s heritage. Trolley boarding begins at 1:45 p.m., and the tour lasts about 2 hours. Stops include Warbird Park, the General Robert H. Reed Recreation Center, and the Norton General Aviation Terminal. This is an interesting tour any time of the year but is especially appropriate around Veterans’ Day.

BREW AT THE ZOO – NOV. 5TH

Do you enjoy good brews and good tunes? Then the annual Brew at the Zoo event is calling your name! Enjoy the fantastic fall weather and sip on more than 30 regional craft beers as you peruse the local wildlife exhibits and take in all that Brookgreen Gardens has to offer. The event features live entertainment from The Paul Grimshaw Band, beer tastings included with your admission, and food vendors. The cost of a ticket is $50 per person or $25 for designated drivers, and you must be 21 or older to attend. In the event of rain, Brew at the Zoo will move to Nov. 6th. Call 843-235-6000 or visit the event page for more information.

VETERANS’ DAY CEREMONY – NOV. 11TH

The annual Veteran’s Day ceremony in Myrtle Beach takes place at the Convention Center. This fall event focuses on the history and future of military service and recognizes veterans from every conflict and branch. Listen to guest speakers, enjoy a brass band performance, and watch as new recruits take their oaths of office to become active duty soldiers. This festive, respectful ceremony is one of the most patriotic things to do in Myrtle Beach all fall. The ceremony begins at 11:00 a.m., but arrive early to enjoy the brass band.

BROADWAY AT THE BEACH TREE LIGHTING – NOV. 12TH

Kick off the holiday season at a tree lighting celebration. The family-friendly event begins at 6:00 p.m. and features live entertainment with special guests. What better time to get everyone in the holiday spirit than as the weather starts turning cool. The tree lighting is followed by a Fireworks Extravaganza at 8:00 p.m. Check the Broadway at the Beach events calendar for more details. While the tree lighting might seem early, Christmas events on the Grand Strand often begin in November.

OYSTER ROAST FUNDRAISER – NOV. 26TH

Timmy Ray’s 15th Annual Oyster Roast is a parking lot bash on 1st Avenue South in North Myrtle Beach. The event begins at 10:00 a.m. and includes live music and a feast of fresh oysters, all emceed by local radio stations. The proceeds of this fall fundraising event go to TR’s Cancer Fighters, a local organization that provides financial assistance to those affected by cancer. Admission is $55 per person. Call 336-202-6190 or visit the TR’s Cancer Fighters website for more information.

ANNUAL OYSTER ROAST – NOV. 12TH

Oyster season is almost here – are you ready to indulge in this prime local catch? This event is always a huge hit with locals and visitors alike – and it’s not hard to see why! The fun will take place in the Wicked Tuna parking area along the Murrells Inlet MarshWalk and will offer “all you can eat” oysters while supplies last. There will also be plenty of live entertainment throughout the afternoon, several local vendors, arts and games for the kids and drink specials along the MarshWalk. The 18 Annual Oyster Roast will be held on November 12th from 11:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Stay and Play at Coral Beach Resort This Fall and Beyond

Myrtle Beach is so much more than a summer paradise—it’s a year-round escape. Book a stay at Coral Beach Resort in September, October, or November, and have a fall vacation to remember. You’ll love staying in the center of it all—and don’t worry, we’ll always have a list of the latest Myrtle Beach events to enjoy during your stay. You’ll discover the fall and winter months still have agreeable weather for many outdoor activities and fall festivals. But, if you catch a chill, count on the resort’s heated pool, spa, and other amenities to put you right back into vacation mode. From must-try winter activities to spring events and summer festivals, Coral Beach Resort in Myrtle Beach is the place to stay and play all year!

Is October a good time to visit Myrtle Beach?

October is a fantastic time to visit Myrtle Beach. Not only is the weather perfect, but the crowds are smaller, as well. October is the perfect time to enjoy the beach and the variety of fall festival events happening all along the Grand Strand.

Is Myrtle Beach warm in October?

Let’s get right to the punch, the short answer is YES! While there are usually a handful of cooler days throughout the month, the average temperature for Myrtle Beach in October is a comfortable 75°F. Did we mention that we usually only have around 5 days of rain throughout the entire month? (But in case of rain, here are a few fun things to do during rainy days.)
We’re not sure about you, but we prefer sunny and 75° over humid and 105° any day!

Can you swim in Myrtle Beach in October?

During the month of October, the water stays around 76°F, perfect for splashing around or boogie boarding!
If it’s a chilly October day during your vacation, don’t worry! Coral Beach has one of the largest indoor heated pool complexes in Myrtle Beach, so be sure to pack your swimsuit!

What are some reasons to visit Myrtle Beach in October?

Aside from the perfect weather, one of our other top reasons for a Myrtle Beach vacation in October is fewer crowds! There is a whole lot to do in our exciting beach town, but during the summer months, the lines can get long. October is a great time to visit if you are looking for a more relaxed feel and the ability to make last-minute dinner or event reservations.
October is also a great time for golfing in Myrtle Beach. Many courses have affordable fall packages and the milder temperatures make for desirable tee times all day long. Here are the top 10 must-play golf courses in Myrtle Beach.

What is there to do in October?

Since the weather is cool and less humid during October, it’s an amazing opportunity to get out and explore the parts of the Grand Strand you haven’t seen before. Sip wine and enjoy live music at La Belle Amie Vineyard, take a stroll through acres of botanical gardens at Brookgreen or visit Atalaya Castle in Huntington Beach State Park, the historical home of a Southern socialite.
Here a few other fun things to do while visiting during the fall:

• Shop until you drop – we have the best shops, outlets and sales in Myrtle Beach!
• Splash around on a jet ski or take a boat ride – after all, the water is still warm!
• Grab a bite to eat at Broadway at the Beach – with no wait time!

There are typically a variety of fun fall events happening in Myrtle Beach in October. Here are a few 2021 events:

• Myrtle Beach Oktoberfest – October 8-9 – Celebrate the fall with family-friendly activities, live entertainment and local vendors.
• Art in the Park – October 9-10 – One of the longest-running art festivals in the area, now held at Valor Park.
• St. John’s Greek Festival – October 14-16 – Offering a drive-through experience with Greek food & pastries to-go.
• Loris Bog-Off Festival – October 16 – Chicken bog competition and family-friendly festival with vendors, live entertainment and fireworks.
• Myrtle Beach Jeep Jam – October 29-31 – An all-Jeep car show with obstacle courses, beach crawls, raffles and vendors.
• BooFest! At Barefoot Landing – October 30 – A made-for-kids fall festival with costume contests, face painting, bouncy houses and more.
• Halloween Bash on the Avenue – October 30 – Adult costume contest and party with live entertainment, cash prizes and drink specials.
• Trick or Treat @ Barefoot Landing – October 31 – Shops at Barefoot Landing will be ready to greet costumed children and provide treats.
• Trick or Treat @ Broadway at the Beach – October 31 – Enjoy a night of Trick or Treating at your favorite Broadway shops, restaurants and attractions.

Is Myrtle Beach Boardwalk open in October?

Yes, the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk is open year-round, including October. Though some of the shops may shut down in the off-season, there is still so much to see and explore! One of our favorite things to do on the boardwalk is to ride the SkyWheel and get a bird’s-eye view of the Grand Strand.

What Myrtle Beach hotel deals are available in October?

Coral Beach Resort & Suites boasts specials every month of the year, but in October, the deals are even sweeter. Visitors to Coral Beach can receive up to 30% off standard room rates in October. Additionally, reservations can be held for only $69 and a $10 resort credit will be provided to guests for each night of their stay.
Other hotel deals offered by Coral Beach include a daily resort credit for active military members, veterans and their families, savings of up to 40% off for 2022 vacations and a $125 resort credit when you stay 5 or more nights starting in April 2022.
When you are ready to book your next vacation to Myrtle Beach, be sure to review the upgrades and add-ons available with every stay at Coral Beach including breakfast, entertainment, celebration and romance packages.
Book your oceanfront room at Coral Beach today and we’ll see you in Myrtle Beach in October!