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Brookgreen Gardens is Brightening the Grand Strand in October

Whether you’re looking for a romantic night with a loved one or a fun night the whole family will enjoy, Brookgreen Gardens has got you covered.

On Friday and Saturday nights during the month of October, Brookgreen Gardens is hosting Autumn Nights in the Field of Light, an extravagant display of lights. Bruce Munro, a famous artist known for his immersive light displays, is the mastermind behind the Field of Light.

Each evening begins with a Lowcountry buffet filled with classic dishes including She Crab soup, Frogmore Stew, Steamed Oysters, and more. You can also grab a drink at the cash bar before walking through the stunning display. 

Tickets are $45 for Brookgreen Garden members and $50 for the general public. VIP Packages are also available for $200 and include two tickets, reserved seating, two glasses of wine, premier parking, and Bruce Munro’s new book Light. Purchase your tickets online today to be sure you get to experience this beautiful evening.

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Myrtle Beach Things To Do November

9 Things To Do In Myrtle Beach Before November

Fall is here and it’s finally cooling down! Enjoy the beautiful weather and get in the autumn spirit by checking out some of these awesome activities happening in Myrtle Beach this October!

  1. Enjoy the experience of the Pawleys Island Festival of Music and Art, which takes place every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday until the 19th.
  2. If you’re feeling active, check out the Myrtle Beach Mini Marathon, 5K, and Doggie Dash held on October 20th.
  3. Animal lovers should look into the Zookeeper for the Day event at Brookgreen Gardens on the 16th. Participants will help zookeepers with their daily animal care routines.
  4. Bring your kids to the Ripley’s Boo Splash Halloween Bash, which will be featuring a live DJ, food, games, and more. The Bash is being held on October 19th.
  5. Immerse yourself in Greek culture during the St. John’s Greek Festival, which offers delicious homemade food, live music, dancing, and more. The festival starts on the 17th goes until the 20th.
  6. History buffs should check out the Market Common Military History Tour, which is a one hour guided trolley tour followed by a one hour catered reception, held on Friday the 25th.
  7. Bring your kids to Boofest! At Barefoot Landing on the 26th, which is holding a kids and pets costume contest, in addition to providing live performers and entertainment for families.
  8. If you feel like a costume contest yourself, check out the Halloween Bash on the Avenue, which is held on the same day and features music, giveaways, and prizes.
  9. Watch grab a few chairs or a picnic blanket and watch the lights during the Halloween Fireworks Extravaganza on the 31st.