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4th of July Fireworks

It’s back! The famous Myrtle Beach 4th of July fireworks show is in the works after new show sponsors stepped in. Thanks to Budweiser and McDonalds, Myrtle Beach-goers can expect a grand finale of rockets and sparklers come this Independence Day. 

Join the city of Myrtle Beach at the Boardwalk on July 4th for a 10 p.m. firework show. Originally canceled due to budget cuts, this show’s expected to be as exciting as the last. You can count on crowds for roman candles and colorful firecrackers as we celebrate our nation’s independence. Face masks and social distancing are encouraged in an effort to maintain safety.

While news of the Cherry Grove Pier and Barefoot Landing fireworks being canceled has left many wondering how they’ll celebrate this year, there are still several ways to commemorate the day. Starting at Surfside beach, locals will be hosting a golf cart parade from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. Deck out your ride for a chance to win the award for “the most patriotic cart.” Political decorations are discouraged. 

Strap on your running shoes and hit the Market Common’s pavement for the annual Independence Day Race. Choose between a 5k or an 8k at this family-friendly event. You’ll want to get a good night’s sleep for this 7:30 am wakeup call. With a high of 85 degrees on Saturday the Fourth, it’s sure to be a lovely day filled with fun and fireworks.

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Best Wine Bars In Myrtle Beach

Observed annually on the second Saturday of June is National Rosè Day. This year in Myrtle, there are plenty of places to celebrate. Whether you’re looking to cheers a glass of frosè or prosecco, we’ve got you covered. Come June 13th, celebrate the holiday by visiting one of the best wine bars Myrtle Beach has to offer.

Coastal Wine Boutique

At Coastal Wine Boutique, their goal is to educate you on wines in the best way possible . . . by tasting them! An experienced sommelier guides you through their abundant selection so that you can best select your flavors. Their collection of global wines is not only diverse but delicious.

Bistro 90

Winner of the 2019 Wine Spectator award, Bistro 90 knows wines and they know them well. While you’re sipping vino, you’ll want to enjoy their famous 12-ounce cut of veal. This hidden gem restaurant is home to impeccable service and a wide range of aged bottles.

SeaBlue Restaurant & Wine Bar

Nestled in North Myrtle Beach, the SeaBlue Restaurant and Wine Bar is the perfect spot for wine lovers. Enjoy bottles or indulge by the glass as you celebrate the day. If you work up an appetite post sipping, a menu of Contemporary American cuisine is there for the taking. 

Collectors Cafe

This upscale eatery is the perfect place to gather with friends for a drink. Clink glasses as you enjoy the hanging art that rotates on the walls daily. The Collectors Cafe features revolving local artists for a one of a kind experience. Though the paintings are incredible, the Food and Bev are by far the center of attention.

Hook & Barrel

Not just known for its fantastic seafood, Hook & Barrel is home to an incredible selection of wines. Enjoy the outdoor seating as you raise a toast and break bread. Hook & Barrel is practicing social distancing while serving so that you can safely sip with friends.

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The Best Arcades in Myrtle Beach

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Looking for the best arcades on the Grand Strand? Look no further! We’ve compiled our favorite arcades in the area, so no matter what you’re looking for, we have you covered.

Fun Plaza
Located on the boardwalk, the Family Fun Center has a combination of modern and old-school arcade games all with a view of the ocean. Since 1938, this has been an essential stop while out for a family day on the boardwalk.

 

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Boardwalk Arcade
Situated right down the street from Fun Plaza, the Boardwalk Arcade shares the great location along the strip. Well known for the family-friendly environment and great prize selection, this arcade is a great spot to have some fun with a big group.

 

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Fun Warehouse
Located right off Highway 17, Fun Warehouse is an indoor entertainment center that offers laser tag, roller skating, inflatables and (you guessed it!) an arcade. The variety of available activities is impressive, with something for everyone in your party.

 

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Sandy Harbor Family Fun Center
A video arcade located conveniently near a putt-putt golf course and resort pool? It doesn’t get much better! Sandy Harbor Family Fun Center uses mostly newer video-style arcade games, with a convenient reloadable card system, in place of the typical token system.

Garden City Pavilion Arcade and GiGi’s Grill
Located just outside of Myrtle Beach, the Garden City Pavilion Arcade is a great option for family fun. Being an open-air arcade, visitors get a unique arcade experience if they don’t mind the lack of A/C. Featuring two stories of arcade games with a variety of new and old, a restaurant known for their delicious burgers and close proximity to the Garden City Pier, this arcade has it all.

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The Best Burger Spots in Myrtle Beach

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The Grand Strand is full of great restaurants for Myrtle Beach foodies to try. After a day spent on the sandy beaches though, there’s nothing better than a burger from one of these burger spots.

River City Cafe

Consistently voted one the best burgers on the Grand Strand, River City Cafe even has national recognition from USA Today as “one of the best places in the nation to feed the kids.” Look no further for the best beef in town.

Peaches Corner

Peaches Corner is a Myrtle Beach tradition, serving up burgers since 1937!

ART Burger Sushi Bar

ART is a “burger paradise” with exotic burgers that will exceed your expectations. They truly make burgers a work of ART.

Burky’s Grill

Burky’s Grill serves up classic burgers in a feel-good diner setting. Take the blast to the past even further with their Classic Car Nights every Friday.

 

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Hamburger Joe’s

With two locations in North Myrtle Beach and Surfside Beach, both walking distance to the beach, Hamburger Joe’s can meet your fresh, never-frozen burger needs after a long day in the sun.

 

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Myrtle Beach Valentine's Day Ideas

5 Fun Valentine’s Day Date Night Ideas In Myrtle Beach

With Valentine’s Day only a few days away, it’s time to pick out your favorite date night activities. Whether it’s fine dining at your favorite steak house, or really impressing the Misses with a charter boat for the evening, Myrtle Beach has access to all things romantic for your ultimate date night.

Here are some of our favorite date night ideas:

La Belle Amie Vineyard

 

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La Belle Amie Vineyard is a quaint vineyard located in Little River. The Vineyard hosts many popular festivals throughout the year. Enjoy the wine tasting room to sample their private wines. La Belle is open year round and hosts many popular festivals throughout the year. Vineyard guests are invited to indulge in a variety of specialty finishing & dipping sauces, dressings, mustard’s & more.

The Murrells Inlet MarshWalk

 


The MarshWalk, located in the heart of the historic fishing village of Murrells Inlet is a ½ mile wooden boardwalk along a natural saltwater estuary. Take a stroll and enjoy the year-round live music or step inside one of the many bars lining the boardwalk. If you’re looking for more fine dining Murrells Inlet has it all.

Brentwood Restaurant and Wine Bistro

 

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Experience French/low country cuisine at the historic Brentwood Restaurant. This Victorian home was built in 1910 and in the 1980’s it became the upscale Brentwood. This Valentine’s Day there is a special 4-course meal to die for. Chef Eric’s approach is creative yet simple with an emphasis on fresh and local quality products and dishes.

Enchanted Sailing Charters

 

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Enchantress is the largest chartered sailboat in the Myrtle Beach area. Enchanted Sailing Charters (ESC) offers a variety of amazing activities for sailing Myrtle Beach area coastlines and waterways. With a large deck area for a great view, this 44-foot sailboat has the perfect romantic atmosphere. Choose from half-day and full-day excursions!

Villa Romana Italian Restaurant


If you’re looking for a fancy dinner date, check out Villa Romana. Dive in to some fine Italian cuisine, including veal, chicken, and pasta dishes. The menu also has a wide variety of local seafood to die for.

Any of these places are sure to provide a fun, romantic date night for you and your bae this Valentine’s Day.