News Summary
Myrtle Beach is welcoming spring with a variety of events, including ‘Matilda: The Musical’ at DreamHouse Theatre, scheduled from April 16 to May 4. Enjoy live music at ‘Sundays on the Plaza’, featuring local bands starting April 20, and catch Jefferson Starship’s classic rock performance on April 26. For sports enthusiasts, the 2025 ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic golf tournament occurs May 8-11, while country music fans can look forward to Travis Tritt’s concert on May 18. It’s a season full of excitement and entertainment in Myrtle Beach!
Myrtle Beach Comes Alive with Spring Events and “Matilda: The Musical”
Spring has officially sprung in Myrtle Beach, and it’s looking like an exciting season ahead for locals and visitors alike! From mesmerizing musicals to toe-tapping music events, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. One of the highlights is the magnificent presentation of “Matilda: The Musical” at DreamHouse Theatre, running from April 16 to May 4. So, gather your friends and family for a night filled with laughter and awe!
“Matilda” Takes Center Stage
Based on the cherished tale by Roald Dahl, “Matilda” tells the story of a bright young girl who faces challenges from her unkind parents and a vicious headmistress. The talented actors Hillary Pelty and Nick Haddad will portray the mischievous Mr. and Mrs. Wormwood, adding their charm to the production. The opening night tickets are priced at $56 and come with a delightful champagne reception after the show. Other tickets range from $22 to $42, making it an affordable outing for the whole family. For those interested, tickets and showtimes can be found online at www.longbaytheatre.com.
Sundays on the Plaza: Music for Everyone
As you soak up the vibrant atmosphere, mark your calendars for the much-loved Sundays on the Plaza music series. Kicking off on April 20, this free event in Nance Plaza is sure to draw a crowd! The first band will be Wilmington’s Dubtown Cosmonauts, with plenty of other talented local groups such as PaperWork, Dr. Bacon, The Kind Thieves, Krispee Biscuits, and The Goofy Footers lined up in the coming weeks. It’s a fantastic way to get together with friends and enjoy quality live music!
Classic Rock and Comedy Nights
If classic rock is more your vibe, head on over to the Alabama Theatre on April 26 for a special performance by Jefferson Starship. With a legendary music career spanning 50 years, this iconic band, featuring original members like David Freiberg and Cathy Richardson, is not to be missed. Tickets range from $47.95 to $60.95, a small price to pay for a night of nostalgia and great tunes!
And those looking for a good laugh should grab a seat at the Comedy Cabana from April 29 to May 3. Comedian Jeff Norris, known from HBO and morning television, is set to take the stage with opening act Johnny Watson, combining humor with powerful personal stories. Tickets for this fun-filled night range from $23 to $26.
Exciting Events for Sport Lovers
Mark your calendars for the highly anticipated 2025 ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic, a premier PGA Tour golf tournament scheduled for May 8-11 at the beautiful Dunes Golf & Beach Club. With 38 PGA Tour winners competing for a whopping $4 million purse, it’s an event for golf enthusiasts not to miss!
If you’re looking for more action, the Myrtle Beach Bike Week runs from May 9-18, centered around the lively Suck Bang Blow venue in Murrells Inlet. This exciting event includes thrilling performances and various activities for everyone.
Country Music Fans Rejoice!
On May 18, country music legend Travis Tritt is scheduled to perform at the Carolina Opry, with tickets ranging from $105 to $151. This promises to be a delightful evening for country fans, mixing great music and an electrifying atmosphere.
Overall, Myrtle Beach is just bursting with fun activities this spring. With moderate weather and fewer crowds, it’s the perfect time to explore the area while enjoying countless events that promise unforgettable experiences!
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