We went and had a blast. There were a nice variety of brews plus vendors to keep everyone happy…read more Tasting ticket's weren't badly priced. My only complaint is that there weren't a lot of food vendors and we had a family member who needed gluten-free options. Hope to come back next year!

We upgraded to VIP and it was not worth the money. Don't get me wrong the line up great, but not…read moreworth what we paid. We go to a lot of concerts in Boston, Nashville, Charlotte, and NY. When you have VIP tickets in those venues, you get VIP add ons that are worth it. CMA in Nashville we had normal package the first year we went and they were great. The next year we did VIP and it was amazing. PLUS WE HAD SEATS!!!!!! I do not plan on coming back next year and will spend my entertainment dollars in Nashville or Boston!

The concert was amazing!! The staff running the event not so much. They all seemed very…read moredisorganized especially at the beginning of the four day event. Almost as if they were making things up as they went along to help with the flow of people. Shuttle service was a joke! Find a different way. We ended up walking back to our car faster than waiting on the bus.

Didn't give us the right information and we have to pay for our parking and they made us really…read morereally upset

This festival is held every year at St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church. It's a hugely…read morepopular festival if only for the the food. Some of the vendors have some interesting items for sale. I even saw a few "Belly Dancer" outfits. The reason we came was mainly to try the food. Now I absolutely love Greek food and I think I may have spoiled my wife when we were hungry one time while in Ft. Hamilton, Brooklyn and I took her to a local Greek Food Truck where she had her first gyro. I think she judges all gyros based on that delicious experience. Anyway, does the festival's food meet that mark? Not really but they are putting out an incredible amount of food and it would be near impossible to feed the thousands of people who come here in the few days of the festival to meet that standard. Our gyros were flavorful but they were also a bit skimpy. They were made and ready when we ordered them so they weren't cut off a vertical spit while we waited but if they made all of them to order the line would extend to the North Carolina border. I though they were good, not great. But hey, you come to these festivals to get experience different cultures within America and this festival definitely gives you the Greek-American experience.

Back again! Daytime this time…read more They need to add a better selection of stores to bring in the younger crowds.

As a wreath decorator of wreaths being auctioned by the Kiwanis Club during the Dickens Show and…read moreFestival each year, I look forward to the opportunity (once again) to help raise money for the needy children in Horry County. So please come out and support your community Kiwanis Club. Every dime raised during this event will go towards the children's needs.

What an awesome show. I do alot of my Christmas shopping at this marketplace where are so many…read moreunique things that are sold there. Along with the shopping in a Victorian Village feel, there are always things going on in the marketplace such as a strolling Barbershop Quartet, the Victorian era dressed vendors are outstanding and take you back in time. This is a great marketplace as it also supports local charities. This year's show will be the 44th. Please mark your calendars for this wonderful marketplace with many more years to come. Hope to see you there!