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BeLocal Myrtle Beach is the OFFICIAL guide for new residents moving to the Myrtle Beach area. When I was growing up, I loved visiting my grandparents.

Written by locals, you will discover local favorite things to do, places to go and businesses to use! I'll never forget my grandfather driving us into town to buy fresh bread. The baker had his entire set up in the back of his house, and he'd supply Italian bread to all the local restaurants, but he would also sell individual loaves to whoever wanted it. I remember walking down this alley, thinking this wasn't the nicest area, but next thing I knew, we were walking away with several loaves of hot bread that smelled amazing. On the car ride home, we'd devour one or even two loaves, just because we couldn't wait. I remember asking my grandfather, "How did you find this place?" He said, "The longer you live in one city, you eventually learn the best places for everything. It just takes time." So rather than waste years trying to find the best businesses, our goal with BeLocal was to refer the best of the best of Myrtle Beach to you, all in one handy location. For example, when we moved here, finding great restaurants always seemed to be rather difficult and time-consuming. But with BeLocal, you can just go down the list, and hopefully you'll love those that we recommend. If you have kids, it's always nice to know where are the best places to go. And especially since we live in such a tourist area, it can be hard to decipher, is this really the most fun for kids, or do they simply have the most billboards in town? And now that you're in your new home, I'm sure there are things you'd like to improve or buy for your residence, but where's the best place to buy ... furniture or decorations ... or whatever. So as you look through the publication, we hope you'll enjoy learning about your new town and all that it has to offer.

Photos from BeLocal Myrtle Beach's post 09/22/2026

Happy first day of fall, Myrtle Beach! 🍂 Brookgreen Gardens has plenty of ways to enjoy the season, from outdoor wellness and nature programs to hands-on workshops and one of its favorite autumn traditions. Think Saturday Yoga in the Gardens, Breakfast with the Birds, fall floral design, seasonal basket weaving, and more.

🎃 Be sure to mark your calendar for Harvest Home Weekend, October 3-4, featuring the Pumpkin Patch and scarecrow building for a classic fall day at the Gardens. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful morning outdoors, a creative workshop, or something the whole family can enjoy, Brookgreen has something on the calendar this season.

👉 Give them a follow at Brookgreen Gardens and check out their full fall event calendar to start planning your next visit!

📸: Brookgreen Gardens

09/18/2026

Ready to stomp some grapes? 🍇 SeptemberFest is taking over Barefoot Landing this Saturday, September 19, with the Duplin Winery Grape Stomp, a celebrity stomp-off, live music, and plenty of family-friendly fun.

🎶 Catch Sunburst Radio and the 100 Grand Band, with live music on the Pepsi Stage from 2–5 PM. Best of all, admission is FREE!

📍 Barefoot Landing, North Myrtle Beach
🕛 12–5 PM

👉 Grab your crew and make a day of it! Find more local events and things to do around the Grand Strand in your BeLocal Myrtle Beach guide.

09/11/2026

Saturday plans, handled. ☀️ Here are a few of the biggest events happening around Myrtle Beach on September 12:

🇺🇸 2nd Annual Little River Patriots Day | 10 a.m.–4 p.m.
☀️ Celebrate Surfside Beach Festival | 10 a.m.
🍀 5th Annual Halfway to St. Patrick’s Day Festival | 11 a.m.–5 p.m.
🎶 Ole Smoky Distillery End of Summer Bash | 11 a.m.–11 p.m.
🏖️ 2nd Annual Endless Summer Blast at Broadway at the Beach | 11 a.m.–2 p.m.

Save this for the weekend and check your BeLocal Myrtle Beach guide for more local happenings.

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09/09/2026

Consider this your sign to add burgers to today’s plans. 🍔 River City Cafe is a Myrtle Beach favorite known for big, crave-worthy burgers and a laid-back atmosphere that keeps locals and visitors coming back.

You’ll find River City Cafe, part of the Divine Dining Groupfamily, featured in the BeLocal Myrtle Beach dining guide alongside dozens of local restaurants, helpful tips, and must-try favorites.

📲 Check out your BeLocal Myrtle Beach guide for even more places to eat like a local!

📸: River City Cafe

09/04/2026

The Myrtle Beach area has a wild side, too. 🐊 This , we’re celebrating the animals that share the Grand Strand and Lowcountry with us, including one of South Carolina’s most recognizable residents: the American alligator.

One of the best places to learn more about local wildlife is Brookgreen Gardens, where the Lowcountry Zoo features native species including alligators, river otters, owls, hawks, deer, foxes, and more. Wildlife also lives throughout the Gardens, so you never quite know what you might spot along the way.

Whether you’re new to the Myrtle Beach area or have called it home for years, National Wildlife Day is a great excuse to appreciate just how much nature surrounds us.

What’s the most memorable wildlife encounter you’ve had around the Grand Strand? 👇 Tell us in the comments below!

📸: Tommy Cooke | Tommy C Photography

08/28/2026

New to Myrtle Beach? 🌴 Start getting to know your new home with these five essentials:

1️⃣ A go-to beach beyond the busiest stretches
Try Huntington Beach State Park or Myrtle Beach State Park when you want a little more room to enjoy the coast.

2️⃣ A favorite seafood spot
Find the place you’ll want to recommend when friends and family come to town.

3️⃣ A few hidden gems for slower days
Brookgreen Gardens, Vereen Memorial Gardens and the Murrells Inlet Marsh Walk are all worth getting to know.

4️⃣ Beach gear that stays ready
Keep sunscreen, a beach chair, and a towel handy for those “we could be at the beach in 20 minutes” kind of days.

5️⃣ Your BeLocal Myrtle Beach guide
Use it to find restaurants, businesses, activities and neighborhood favorites as you settle in.

What would you add to the list? 👇 Share in the comments below!

08/26/2026

🥳 Did you know this Myrtle Beach icon is turning 80 this year?

Gay Dolphin Gift Cove has been a fixture on Ocean Boulevard since 1946, with generations of locals growing up knowing its maze of souvenirs, seashells, oddities and wonderfully quirky finds. It’s one of those places that feels unmistakably Myrtle Beach.

If you’ve lived here awhile, chances are you have a Gay Dolphin memory. 👇 What’s yours?

📸: Gay Dolphin Gift Cove

Photos from BeLocal Myrtle Beach's post 08/21/2026

Your next Myrtle Beach girls’ day practically plans itself. 🛍️💅

Start with a little shopping at Scout & Molly’s, where you can find everything from easy everyday pieces to something new for your next night out. Then head to Diamond Nail Bar for a fresh mani or pedi and turn a couple of errands into a full treat-yourself afternoon.

Whether you’re updating your closet, getting ready for an event or just need an excuse to spend the day with a friend, add these two stops to your list.

👉 Give Scout & Molly's Myrtle Beach and Diamond Nail Bar a follow to see what’s new, check out their latest looks and start planning your next outing.

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