Get Ready for a Spooktacular Halloween in Myrtle Beach!
Oh, Halloween lovers, it’s that time of year again! With spirits high and pumpkins all around, Myrtle Beach is buzzing with excitement as we sit just days away from the big day. If you’re itching for some fun, chills, and a dash of Halloween magic, you’re in for a treat! There are so many events happening this weekend to get us all into that spooky spirit.
Downtown Conway Goes All Out!
First up on our Halloween adventure is Downtown Conway. Trust me, it’s looking super festive! The streets are all decked out for the occasion and are hosting a variety of events that you and your family won’t want to miss. Grab your loved ones and take a stroll to see all the cool decorations, but the fun doesn’t stop there. Check out the local community calendar for all the nifty happenings this weekend. Think crafts, spooky treats, and even some fun activities!
Surfside Beach Golf Cart Parade
If you’re up for something a little different, don’t miss the 2024 Surfside Beach Halloween Golf Cart Parade taking place this Saturday at 3 p.m. How fun does that sound? Anyone can participate, so if you have a golf cart, deck it out with your creepiest, kookiest decorations and join in on the fun! Participants will be lining up at Poplar Drive South and 3rd Avenue South. The parade will undulate through the streets, heading west on 3rd Avenue South, taking a right on Floral Drive, and continuing east onto Surfside Drive all the way to Ocean Boulevard. And if you’re feeling extra festive, you can loop back to downtown using 3rd Avenue South to get another look at all the cheerful chaos!
Halloween BOOnanza in North Myrtle Beach
Another must-visit event is the Halloween BOOnanza over at North Myrtle Beach Park & Sports Complex, happening on October 26 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. This event has all the cool stuff – kid-friendly magic shows that’ll leave everyone spellbound, yummy marshmallow roasting (who can resist that?), inflatable games for the kids, and loads more fun activities. It’s the perfect way to ensure that your little ones are getting their Halloween fill before the 31st rolls around!
Trick-or-Treating in Georgetown
For those planning to do some traditional trick-or-treating, head over to Georgetown, where they will have a trick-or-treat period for kiddos 12 and under. This spook-tacular evening will be from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Front Street, providing a safe and fun environment for the little ghosts and goblins to collect all their favorite candies. Make sure to don those cute costumes and get ready for some sweet surprises!
Grab Your Costumes and Let’s Celebrate!
With all these amazing events lined up, it’s high time to brainstorm your costumes, gather your friends, and prepare for a weekend filled with fun and laughter! There’s something magical about Halloween that brings everyone together, and Myrtle Beach is pulling out all the stops to make this Halloween season unforgettable.
So, whether you’re cheering on golf carts, enjoying spooky activities, or simply dressing up and roaming the streets, let’s soak it all in! We can’t wait to see the creative costumes, hear the laughter, and enjoy all the treats this Halloween has to offer. Happy Haunting, Myrtle Beach!
Author: STAFF HERE MYRTLE BEACH
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