News Summary
The Seacoast Artists Guild held its biannual festival in Myrtle Beach, showcasing a vibrant array of handmade crafts and art. Local artists displayed unique items, from sea glass art to gourmet dog treats. The event, a cherished tradition, supports artists and highlights the creative spirit of the community. Visitors can also explore the Seacoast Artists Guild Gallery, participate in ongoing art shows, and enjoy various events throughout Myrtle Beach this fall.
Myrtle Beach Shines at Seacoast Artists Guild Biannual Festival
In the charming city of Myrtle Beach, the Seacoast Artists Guild has once again brought together the local community for a fantastic showcase of creativity at their biannual festival. This celebration took place at the sun-soaked Valor Park, conveniently located just across the street from the guild’s artistic sanctuary. With an incredible variety of handmade items, this event truly highlighted the local talent that makes Myrtle Beach so special.
A Creative Showcase of Handmade Goods
Artists at the festival displayed a stunning collection of unique crafts. Visitors wandered through rows of booths, marveling at creations ranging from beautiful sea glass art to intricately carved wooden bowls. Pet lovers delighted in the gourmet dog treats, while art enthusiasts admired cleverly designed aluminum can models. Among the highlights were the delightful woven sweetgrass items, vibrant paintings, and fragrant homemade soaps and candles. Jewelry also featured prominently, offering something shiny and beautiful for everyone.
The festival has become a cherished tradition in Myrtle Beach, organized by the Seacoast Artists Guild for over a decade. It plays a crucial role in supporting artists whose works may not yet be displayed in the gallery, providing them with a platform to shine. The excitement doesn’t stop here – mark your calendars for the next festival scheduled for September!
Connecting the Community
Across the street, the Seacoast Artists Guild Gallery is open seven days a week, welcoming art lovers from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m., except for Sundays when they welcome visitors from noon to 6 p.m. The gallery serves as a hub for the artistic community, showcasing a variety of works from local talents. The ongoing 12th Annual Seacoast Artists Guild Spring Art Show and Sale will continue until Thursday, and attendees will have the chance to participate in a “People’s Choice” trophy voting, with the winner announced on May 3.
More Fun in Myrtle Beach
But wait, there’s more happening in Myrtle Beach! The community is buzzing with exciting events. The Grand Strand Opera Workshop is hosting a monthly DVD showing of Puccini’s “Tosca” on the second Monday each month, perfect for opera lovers. If you’re in the mood for music, head over to the Edwards Recital Hall at Coastal Carolina University for a Spring Flute Studio Recital at 7:30 p.m. – and it’s only a $5 admission!
Feeling adventurous? Try a guided “Coastal Kayaking” tour every Monday from Oyster Landing in Murrells Inlet. For an evening of laughter, don’t miss the comedy hypnosis show titled “Wild 4 Hypnosis,” happening at 9 p.m. on Mondays and Fridays, with additional shows on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Exciting Fall Events on the Horizon
As Myrtle Beach welcomes the fall season, it’s bringing a lineup of fun festivals and events. The Mustang Week kicks things off from September 2-7, followed closely by Art in Common on September 7-8 and the SOS Fall Migration from September 12-22. Food lovers will rejoice during Conway Burger Week, running from September 14-22.
Mark your calendars for the Ainor Harvest Hoe-Down and Funk in the Park on September 21, and don’t forget SeptemberFest and the iLove Seafood Fest happening the very next weekend. As September draws to a close, look forward to the Atalaya Arts and Crafts Festival and the Beach ‘n Chili Fest from September 27-29, followed by the Irish Italian International Festival on September 28 and Myrtle Beach Bike Week Fall Rally from September 30 to October 6.
With so many exciting events popping up in Myrtle Beach, it’s shaping up to be a sensational season for locals and visitors alike! Don’t miss the chance to explore this vibrant arts scene and indulge in all the fun that the community has to offer.
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- Myrtle Beach Online
- Wikipedia: Myrtle Beach
- WPDE News
- Google Search: Seacoast Artists Guild
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- Google Scholar: Art Festivals Myrtle Beach
- WMBF News
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Art Festivals
- WPDE Features
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