Horry County Memorial Library is such a convenient and well-designed community space. There's ample…read moreparking and very easy access, which makes quick visits stress-free. I especially appreciate the outdoor book drop--you can return books even when the library is closed. Signing up for a library card was straightforward and easy. The library offers printing for a small fee and has many computers available for free public use. There are plenty of tables throughout the space, both in the center and along the sides, making it a great place for independent work or studying. There's also a clearly separated children's book area, which helps keep the space organized and family-friendly. Right when you walk in, you can browse retired library books for sale at a steep discount--often just $1--which is such a fun bonus. My favorite feature is how easy it is to order books online and place them on hold--they'll text you as soon as your book is ready for pickup, which is incredibly convenient. Overall, a well-run, accessible library that makes great use of its space and services. Highly recommend.

Conveniently located on the connector between Rte 544 and Rte 707. Librarians and assistants very…read morehelpful. Numerous computers for public use, photocopying available and great selection. Rooms available for meetings. Neat and clean, run by polite and personable staff. I very highly recommend.

Nice large playground, next to library, about a block from the Ocean. Sadly, lots of homeless…read morepeople around this park but they have shaded benches on the outskirts and do not bother the playground area. The library is large and well maintained.

Great park playground!! Would give this 5 stars if it wasn't surrounded by so many homeless people…read more It is very sad to see, but the environment is still nice and the playground is only used by families and kids. The playground itself had a rope course, zip line, swings, and a younger kid playground area. There are also swings with a variety of styles. The playground is separately fenced in and beside a large swing and grass zone that is beautiful, but seems to be the spot for the homeless population. I did not want to take pictures of them to show the amount- but it was roughly 70% of that area filled with them. I don't think this should keep you from visiting though. We had a great experience at the park and our children had a lot of fun on the playground.

The staff is very nice. They are helpful whenever I have a question. They work well with the public.read more

genuinely my favorite local place! it's so nice and clean, and they have TONS of events for all…read moreages all the time!! i appreciate the free magazines, too, since they're too pricey for me to get normally thank you CF for such an amazing library!

What a gem! We took a family vacation in January and needed to incorporate some educational…read moreexperiences into our trip. This gallery was suggested and I'm glad we checked it out! We had a group of ten, so I reached out to the museum (as on their site it recommends doing so for groups of ten or more). We were able to schedule a group tour and art activity for $5 per person! But we also would have been free to just visit the museum on our own. The museum is housed in a beach house that was actually moved to the current location from further up the coast. It is a beautiful building with a more modern add on that houses the offices and studios. There is a gorgeous sunporch with games and puzzles that you can enjoy while there. The museum always has two digital exhibits. When we were there it was two South Carolina artists with extremely different styles. One was batik and nature scenes that were full of beautiful color. The other was more modern/abstract and used some interesting layering techniques. The museum educator gave us great information about each artist along with information about some of the museum's permanent collections and history of the museum and building. When we were done with our tour, we were able to make our own batik designs which used white wax crayons and watercolor to design whatever we wanted. It was really fun to get creative in this beautiful space! Overall this is a lovely place to visit. The museum is free but they do accept donations. You won't spend a ton of time here, but it is a great place to spend an hour or so, especially on a rainy or cold day.

Staff was excellent, and the Impressionist exhibit was wonderful. Well worth the modest entry fee…read more We will be back. The series "Lateral Hazard" aspires to be a "playful and thought provoking" exhibition on MB's title of golf capital and our history with the military base. It was neither. The art itself was "meh" and the two artists expressed distain for both the military and golf without exploring beyond condemnation. The "thought provoking" was roughly at the level of "golf and the military power connection are bad, man" I'm a big fan of free speech, so they can say whatever they want. And I'm just a regular guy, not an art critic. Just expected either thoughtful discussion, or engaging art- got neither. Waste of time and space.

A very clean and quiet space with lots of book options. It maybe not always have the popular and…read moretrendy books but it's great for finding news reads. They offer lots of free events and classes for everyone of all ages and the librarians are so polite and kind

My son has been in the PGM program for two years and loving it! The teachers have been hit or miss…read morebut all schools have this issue. It's definitely not perfect and we have had a few complaints, but overall he has had a great experience. We pay out of state tuition and it's been worth it so far.

I love the school and the strong sense of community. It such a beautiful campus where people really…read moreseem to care about the students. My friend went here years ago and I am amazed at how much it the population has grown. There are a lot of places to study, eat, or just hang out plus who can complain about $2 movies with free popcorn. Parking can be a little tough, so make sure are allowed to park where you plan to park and allow time to potentially have to walk a little. When I say a little I mean literally a little, this campus was designed to be easily walkable.

One of two community book boxes in the Southwood Community, this one is in front of the community…read morecenter on Heathmuir Drive. It is white with red trim and a shingle roof. It has a single door secured with an eye hook and is on a single post. It is a mostly quiet street so it is easy to pull over and browse the library. Inside, two shelves partly stocked with books. Mostly thrillers so my addition of a couple more will be helpful as I'm clearing out some space from my own library. I was tempted by the Clancy but I already have enough to read right now. This is charter number 91072 and the steward has their email address on the listing. The online caption reads, "A resident and former kindergarten teacher from our neighborhood suggested that the Southwood Community establish a "Little Free Library". After approaching the Home Owners Association for approval, two extremely resourceful men in our community designed and build our two lending libraries strategically placed near the community swimming pools. Our mission is to inspire the love of reading into the residents of the Southwood Community." [Review 19393 overall - 967 in South Carolina - 363 of 2023.]