Checking off another ball park!…read more Nice small ball park! We came 09/09/2025 for a 7:10pm game. Perfect cool weather. The bat dog was super cool! Great concession options! Delicious crab cake sandwich! Fireworks after the game! Free parking across the street. Cheap tickets (and aisle seats!!) only $20

Such a terrific ballpark! A fun evening to spend watching a ballgame. Would wait for night game for…read moreweather purposes. Lots of parking and not too bad of a walk to get to the entrance. Very clean and well maintained facility. The people from the ticket window, to the gate, to the mascots, to the attendants that bring around bags for trash/recycling (brilliant - wish other ballparks would do this) were so incredibly helpful and friendly. The people make this a terrific experience. You feel so welcomed and are thanked numerous times for coming. There are beaches and regular stadium seats. There's also suites available there are 2 covered areas which are awesome. Wish they had industrial fans up on the poles (high enough up to not block views - so doable) to help with the heat. Lots of refreshments and options for snacks/foods. Very reasonable prices and food is good quality. Had hot dog and popcorn (it was fresh). They do have. Bat beer container for $25 (see pic). Ticket prices are absolutely reasonable for the game! Great way to have a family night out without breaking the bank or even an adult/date night. They do a great job entertaining the crowd and keeping them engaged.

The so called Vintage Show was far from Vintage…read more New stuff to look old Coffee and scented candle type of crowd. Boring and not interesting. What was presented was anything that you could find in a street fair. Those events are free. It was so misleading. PLUS pay to park. We won't be FOOLED again

Went here for the 1st time on Saturday November 22nd 2025 with my parents. There was an Christmas…read moreart show that was happening here, and we decided to go. This is located behind the Myrtle Beach convention Center, and according to the ticket agent in the parking lot, it is also merged with it, meaning that some events can also be in this sports center. There is a $5.00 parking fee, all day. it is walkable and easy to get around. There was no admission fee for this event, which is good. Basically we walked around a gym, but it made room for tons of art and craft vendors-- and i even brought an ornament for my new tree! Plenty of room to walk around and for vendors. Also went to the restroom, which was clean, and easy to find in correlation to where the arts and crafts were. We also saw tons of bleachers, and volleyball nets in the other gym while we were looking for the bathrooms- so they have mostly sporting events here i would guess. Would definitely be back soon for another event!

I love that they remodeled the place right beside the library I like the twisting staircase I just…read morewish there was a little more to it maybe some more artifacts from the time period of colonization

The museum is a gimmick to get people to come in. This is just another cheap Chinese beach store…read morewith all the same stuff as the others. The only difference is this one is just about the biggest one I've ever seen at Myrtle or any other beach and they have old cars, tractors, trucks and some random motorcycles and other antique vehicles spread throughout the store. Most of the vintage vehicles are just used as displays piled high with Myrtle Beach shirts and towels. Unlike a real museum, there is no signage explaining what you are looking at. What year is this truck? What's its significance? Does it run? Anyway. I would definitely not make a big effort to go out of my way here to see the museum. If you need some cheap junk from a beach store and you're nearby, this would be the one I would go to.

My brother brough us in here to look at the old statues and cars. Pretty cool place to just wonder…read morearound. Legit antique cars and signs. pretty cool for something to do that is not in the sand or on the boardwalk.

This is the museum for the first public school for African-American students in Myrtle Beach. It's…read moreopened limited hours but is curated by those personally connected to the history of segregated schools in Myrtle Beach and adjoining coastal towns. We stopped by on a Friday morning when it was a little too cold to be at the beach. We were surprised by the personal and warm welcome. This is essentially a small non-profit museum telling the story of the black school built in 1932, and the subsequent integration of schools in the 60s. Cookie Goings gave us a personal tour. She was a former educator and guidance counselor, and her sisters were part of the integration of the schools in Myrtle Beach so she told us both generalized history and personal stories. The original frame schoolhouse wasn't saved, but this building replicates a portion of the one-room schoolhouse and includes items contributed by students who went to the school. The rest of the building has an education center classroom and library. Tours weren't formalized and there weren't tickets required. Admission was free but there was a donation box. There was parking available in front on grass spots. They don't have a website, but use their Facebook page regularly as their web presence. Yelp won't let me link to it.

Came here for my daughter's dance competition. Staff was all friendly and the venue was super clean…read moreand comfortable compared to some of these events. Plenty of concessions and weren't astronomical in price. Plenty of parking. There's a pond out front where you can see some turtles and other wildlife.

The best wine. The only wine I will. drink. We love silvercoast wineryand it's become like family…read moreand our hangout. Wonderful environment and the staff is great. Dana the wine maker makes all the wines and they are delicious and smooth especially the calabash white which is my favorite. A nice variety. Beautiful grounds and they have live music every Sunday. It's the perfect place to have your wedding very beautiful. I definitely recommend you do a wine tasting and you definitely will love it. Great atmosphere too.

I visited this winery this weekend. I was pleasantly surprised that the wines were very flavorful…read morebut not sweet. They apparently outsource the grapes. The staff was friendly and accommodating (they put out extra cushions for us after the rain), so we could sit outside. They also had frosty mugs and several different craft beer choices for my sister who isn't much of a wine connoisseur. I would recommend the Merlot and pay for the extra reserve tasting. The wines weren't fancy but enjoyable. Worth checking out!

This is the only NFL Hall Of Fame outside of Canton, Ohio…read more Located at Broadway at the Beach. I was in town escaping Winter Storm Izzy. My cousin Reese & his G/F Joanna recommend this as an option for a cold & rainy Sunday afternoon. It's a much smaller scaled down version of the HOF in Canton but a great introduction to what you will see in Canton. There's more Greenbay Packer representation than another team. I was especially interested in the Carolina Panthers since that's the team in the Carolinas. Kevin Green & Reggie White are in the HOF but no displays at this location. It's not very big but there is an up & down stairs. You get an overview of the early beginnings of the League with roots back to 1920 up until today. The influence of early coaches and owners as well as players who had an impact on the game. There is one interactive opportunity where you can see video of various camera angles of a play on the field and you select the camera angles and then make the call on the play. The computer will tell you if you made the right call. You get a Senior or a Military Vet discount, for $19. bucks I thought it was worthwhile. I also liked they are observing COVID Safety protocols. A word to those seeking upstairs access, if you're not able to negotiate stairs; there is no elevator.