The Grand Strand will celebrate this 4th of July with fireworks displays, live entertainment, sports tournaments, great kid's activities, and military spectacles. Why not be a part of the fun and pay tribute to our nation's Independence...no matter where you are, there's something going on! The long strip of Coastal Carolina centered on Myrtle Beach has a long history of fantastic Fourth of July celebrations, and this year will be no exception!
Georgetown will celebrate the Annual Harborwalk Festival. Events range from harbor boat tours, to a bass fishing tournament and is topped off by a street dance until midnight with live music.
The festival was originally designed to help defray the cost of the downtown redevelopment. This included building the 12 foot wide Harborwalk along the shoreline of the Sampit River. Today the Harborwalk runs from the Rice Museum west to the Kaminski House Museum and provides access to restaurants, shops, and apartments that lie on the south side of Front Street.
In June 1984, a few local citizens of Murrells Inlet met at Rosa Linda's to discuss the possibility of a July 4th boat parade. The idea was the result of these thoughts… "If Pawley’s Island can have a parade, then why not Murrells Inlet?" It took only one month to plan the first parade. Only 25 boats were hoped for that first year but they ended up with over 40 participants! It seems that everyone loves a parade. Especially boaters!
Whether you're main reason for visiting La Belle Amie Vineyards during their Dog Days of August Blues & Jazz Fest is because of the music or wine, rest assured you'll leave the day satisfied. Held outside amidst the beautiful wooded lawn of La Belle Amie, this event is the perfect way to enjoy an August afternoon in the Myrtle Beach area. If you like good music and fine wine, you'll love the Dog Days of August Blues & Jazz Fest.
Fee: $8 per person (under 18 & over 80 free) Your admission fee includes festival admission, parking, music, vineyard tour (2pm).
Termed the "Everyman Open" by Golf Digest, this four-day links extravaganza invites golfers of all skills and abilities to come out and compete. The tournament is so big it has to be held at several of the area's top courses. In fact, the field is so large that use is made of over 70 local courses.
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