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OCTOBER LOCAL EVENTS:

Pasta Night at the VFW, Little River - Oct. 1, 6:00pm - 8:00pm. VFW Post 10804,
111 State Hwy 57 N, Little River. Dinner only $8.00. No gratuitees are requested
but you can always donate the the VFW National Home for Children if you wish.
Call 843-399-0877 to make your reservation.
Honoring our Heros / first annual Armed Forces Appreciations dinner - Oct 3, 6:30-
8PM. Active duty, reserves, retired military personal invited. Mt. Leon Baptist
Church fellowship hall, 9801 Hwy. 905 S., Longs. 843-421-9068.
19th Annual Pawleys Island Wine & Food Gala - Oct. 4, 7PM. The Reserve Golf
Club of Pawleys Island, 18 Reserve Drive, 843-626-8911. Sample over 100 wines
from around the world and enjoy delicious hors D’oeuvres prepared by 8 of the
area’s best chefs. Enjoy a three hour dessert tasting, silent auction full of wonderful
trips and a complimentary wine glass. Wines will be available for purchase at prices
well below retail during this special event. Casual cocktail attire. Event held rain or
shine.
Pawley’s Island Festival of Music & Art - Oct. 4-20. 843-626-8911. Calendar posted
on page 11. For more information visit pawleysmusic.com
Fall Wildflowers and Insects - October 5, 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM. Hobcaw Barony
Discovery Center/North Inlet-Winyah Bay Estuarine Research Reserve, 22 Hobcaw
Road, Georgetown, 843-904-9017. Take a walk through maritime, upland forest,
and wetland habitats to see our fall wildflowers, butterflies, dragonflies and more.
Reserve staff will help you identify common species that are present in the fall.
Wear comfortable walking shoes, bring insect repellent, and cameras/binoculars (if
desired). Free to the public so call for reservations limited to 15 participants
Myrtle Beach Seafood Festival - Oct. 5-7 between 8th and 9th Ave. North, Myrtle
Beach, 843-855-0527. A destination event that will celebrate the multitude of local
seafood restaurants and eateries along the Grand Strand. Friday 6 to 10 p.m;
Saturday 11-7 p.m.; Sunday11-7 p.m.
Scandinavian Celebration - Oct. 6, 12-4PM. 6200 N. Kings Hwy., Myrtle Beach.
Free admission, exhibits, door prizes, viking area, folk tales / children’s activity
table, bake sale, cultural exhibit, Scandinavian items for sale.
South Carolina’s Largest Garage - Oct. 6, 7-2PM. Myrtle Beach Convention
Center, Oak Street.
Art In The Park at Valor Park - Oct. 6-7, 10-4:00 PM. Valor Park at Market
Common, 1120 Farrow Parkway, 843-446-3830.
Oct. 6-7 - Fall Festival cancelled, Conway due to flooding.
Festa Italiana - Oct. 7, 11-6PM. The Market Commons, 4017 Deville Street, Myrtle
Beach, 714-580-8959. Sponsored by The Sons & Daughters of Italy Myrtle Beach
Lodge, No. 2662, features authentic Italian foods, desserts, beer and wine and live
entertainment, arts and craft vendors, an Italian themed gift shop, a spaghetti &
pizza eating contest, free face painting for the kids, and more.
Harvest Home Festival - Oct. 6-7, 9:30-4PM. Brookgreen Gardens, 1931
Brookgreen Drive, Murrells Inlet, 843-235-6000. Scarecrow buildings, pumpkin
painting, hayrides, lives entertainment, animals, outdoor activities the whole family
and fun! Visit Brookgreen.org for more info.
Sherry Strickland Martin: Roots Run Deep - Oct. 6-Dec. 16. Franklin G. Burroughs
/ Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum, 3100 S. Ocean Blvd., Myrtle Beach, 843-238-
2510. Roots Run Deep is an exhibition of Martin’s traditional watercolors and mixed
media works that speak to her return to painting what nurtures her soul: that salt
air, that plough mud and the sweet smell of oyster beds that line South Carolina’s
beautiful coast. For Martin, this precious place never leaves you, no matter where
you go. It always brings you home, where roots run deep.
35th Annual Taste of the Town 2018 - Oct. 9, 4-10PM. Myrtle Beach Convention
Center, 2101 N. Oak St., Myrtle Beach, 843-448-6062. Fundraiser for St. Andrew
Catholic School featuring many of the Grand Strand’s finest restaurants, culinary
awards, live entertainment, and more.
Cruisin’ The Beach Car Show - Oct. 11-13, 8-6PM. Broadway at the Beach. 1325
Celebrity Circle, Myrtle Beach.
AIA Grand Strand & CSI Grand Strand 33rd Annual Products Fair - Oct. 11, 5:
30PM. Grand Dunes Marriott, 8400 Costa Verde Dr., Myrtle Beach. The AIA & CSI
Products Fair has become the most talked about and attended event for architects,
engineers, specifiers, interior designers, landscape architects, owners, school
facilities, and contractors on the Grand Strand.
12th Annual Myrtle Beach Oktoberfest - Oct. 12, 4-9PM. Valor Park, Market
Common, 1150 Farrow Parkway Myrtle Beach, 843-267-7443.
Movies at McLean: Playing CoCo rated PG - Oct. 12, 6:45. McLean Park, 93 Oak
Drive, North Myrtle Beach. Bring your beach chair, blanket, grab popcorn and a
drink from the North Myrtle Beach Lions Club. Admission is Free.
Brookgreen Fall Plant Sale & Farmer’s Market - Oct. 13. Brookgreen Gardens,
1931 Brookgreen Drive, Murrells Inlet, 843-235-6000. Brookgreen.org for more
info.
Little River ShrimpFest - Oct. 13-14, 2018. Historic Little River Waterfront, 4460
Mineola Ave., Little River, 843-249-6604. Saturday 9-6; Sunday 9-5. Children’s
area, face painting, stilt walkers, balloon artists, 2 stages of live music, 150
different, business expos, and community organizations. Fresh local seafood will be
served by the local waterfront restaurants and your festival food favorites will be
available from a variety of talented food vendors.
Out of the Darkness Walk for Suicide Prevention - Oct. 13, 11-12:30PM. Broadway
at the Beach, Heroes Harbor beside Margaritaville, 1325 Celebrity Circle, Myrtle
Beach, 336-707-0022. Raising awareness and funds for the American Foundation
for Suicide Prevention. Suicide is preventable and it starts with everyday heroes
willing to donate their time and money for this important cause. Join us in the Fight
Against Suicide!
Rivertown Bluegrass Society Concert - Oct. 13th, 5-9:00pm. Horry Georgetown
Technical College Conway Campus. Admission $12.00, Children Under 12 Free.
Visit rivertownbluegrasssociety for more information.
Rivertown Dine-Around - Oct. 13, 11:30-3PM. Conway Visitor Center, 428 Main
Street, Conway. 843- 248-6260. The Rivertown Dine-Around is a great opportunity
for locals and visitors to sample the fabulous fare available in Downtown.
Participating restaurants will offer a sampler menu featuring house specialties. Mini-
entree items on the sampler menu start at $2 and most items are not more than $4.
Grand Strand Witches’ Night - October 13, 5-7:00 pm, Wicked Tuna, Murrells Inlet.
Break out your pointed black hat and join in on the fun. Funds raised will proceed
the Childrens’ Recovery Center of Myrtle Beach.
The Market Common Military History Trolley Tour & Catered Reception - Oct. 13,
10-12PM. Grand 14 Cinema, The Market Common, 4017 Deville Street, Myrtle
Beach, 843-839-3500.The Market Common was once an important military base
during WWII and later during the Cold War, Vietnam and Desert Storm. Tour-takers
will board a trolley for a one-hour learning about the history of the former Myrtle
Beach Air Force Base, and the Myrtle Beach Army Air Field during WWII. Followed
by a one-hour catered reception at Tupelo Honey. Tickets are $30. Visit
marketcommonmb.com for more informaton.
The Art of Sweetgrass Basket Making - Oct. 13, 11-2PM. Kaminski House Museum
in Georgetown.
Conway Ghost Walk - Oct. 18-20, 6:30PM. Conway Visitor Center, 428 Main Street,
843-248-6260. Professional storytellers weave tales of lowcountry haints through
the shadowy streets of Historic Conway. The storytelling tour is just over 60 minutes
and the tour route is approximately one mile. Tickets $15 for adults, $7 for children
12 and under.
4th Annual Craft Sale at Myrtle Beach Golf and Yacht Club - Oct. 19-20. Friday 4-
7PM; Saturday 9-@PM. 6851 King Arthur Drive Myrtle Beach SC, 29588 location in
the HOA Building and Pavilion. 61 Vendors and Admission is FREE. Bake sale on
Saturday. Hot Dog combos both Friday and Saturday. We are a gated community
and have a restriction on Motorcycles. Contact Janet Droll 704-287-7675.
Surfside Beach Senior Fair - Oct. 19, 10-2PM. Surfside Beach Fire Department,
810 First Ave. N., Surfside Beach, 843-650-9548. Vendors will be on site such as
hospice care providers, insurance agencies, medical providers, meals on wheels,
senior center, police department, fire department, estate planners, etc. . Insurance
cards will be required. Admission is free. Door prizes and light refreshments will be
provided. For more information, please contact
seniorcitizenscommittee@surfsidebeach.org. or www.surfsidebeach.org for more
details.
39th Annual Loris Bog-Off Festival - Oct. 20. Downtown Loris, 843-756-6030.
Chicken bog cooking contest, entertainment, over 200 vendors, food, and fun for
all ages. The festival ends with a fireworks extravaganza and a free concert from a
national act.
A Tribute to Ella and Frank - Oct. 20, 7-9PM. Myrtle Beach High School Music and
Arts Center, 3302 Robert M Grissom Pkwy., Myrtle Beach, 843-448-8379. Aisha
De Haas and Sal Viviano present a tribute to Ella Fitzgerald, “The First Lady of
Song”, and Frank Sinatra, one of the most popular musical artists of the 20th
century. Also featuring the Long Bay Symphony Big Band.
Beach Sweep - October 20, 9-11:30AM. Myrtle Beach State Park, 4401 South
Kings Hwy., Myrtle Beach, 843-238-0874
Music at the Farm - Oct. 20, 1-3:30PM. L. W. Paul Living History Farm,2279 Harris
Short Cut Road, Conway, 843-365-3596. Join Wayne Skipper discusses and
demonstrates how musicians change the volume of an acoustic instrument as it is
being played. Free and open to the public. The L. W. Paul Living History Farm is
open Tuesday-Saturday 9 AM-4 PM and teaches the history of the Horry County
farm family from 1900-1955. For more information, call the L. W. Paul Living History
Farm at 843-365-3596 or email hcgmuseum@horrycounty.org. For a full list of
programs and events at the Horry County Museum and L.W. Paul Living History
Farm, visit www.horrycountymuseum.org.
Rock Back The Clock Music Fest - Oct. 20, 12-5PM. La Belle Amie Vineyard, 1120
Saint Joseph Road, Little River, 843-399-9463. $2 reduced admission with 2 dry
good food items for the area food bank. Festival dates are subject to change.
Check website prior to coming out for an event for changes cancellations.
labelleamie.com
29th Annual Wooden Boat Show - Oct. 20-21. Front Street, Georgetown, 843-520-
0111. One of the Southeast’s best wooden boat exhibits with more than 140 classic
wooden boats displayed on land and water, children’s model boat building, knot
tying, maritime art and crafts, food and music. A special attraction is Saturday’s
Wooden Boat Challenge when teams of two race to build a rowing skiff within a 4-
hour time limit and then test their boats for seaworthiness in a rowing relay on the
Sampit River. Sunday is a fun-filled family oriented day that includes a Cardboard
Boat Regatta, and an Opti Pram Regatta.
Christian Book Lovers Retreat - Oct. 18-20, 8-12PM. Doubletree Resort by Hilton
Myrtle Beach Oceanfront,3200 S. Ocean Blvd., Myrtle Beach, 937-248-9211. More
than 50 authors, 35 book clubs, church groups, and hundreds of readers will relax
in a serene atmosphere while inspirational speakers rejuvenate their faith. There
will be giveaways, books, and vendors catering to the Christian woman, Zumba
class on the beach, prayer breakfast, prayer journey, and praise and worship.
Authors host parties, game shows, and engage readers with story time. A day spa
is optional. Attendees will enjoy an all-white beach party at sunset. Finally, there will
be a ball gown costume party. Spouses are welcome to a fellowship at this beach
retreat at the “man cave/straight talk.” Moviegoers will get a sneak peek at movie
producer, Devyne Johnson’s latest production. Admission $5.00 or free with a valid
library card. For more information, visit www.ChristianBookLoversRetreat.com,
contact Vanessa Miller, or Pat Simmons. 937-248-9211.
Myrtle Beach Mini Marathon - Oct. 20-21, 7AM. Coastal Grand Mall near Dillard’s.
Start time: 7:00 am. Visit runmyrtlebeach.com for more info.
Myrtle Beach Baby Expo - Oct. 21, 12-4PM.Cooper House, 6011 Dick Pond Rd,
Myrtle Beach, 813-463-2712. Your one-stop shop to the best products, services
and resources for new and expecting parents. Visit local businesses sharing
information about pregnancy, health & wellness, special needs, safety, insurance,
child care, and other important family-related topics. Free activities include a fun
photo booth, massages, reiki sessions and baby bump painting! We’ll also have
giveaways, swag bags, informative workshops, product demos and a nursing
lounge. For more information or questions about vendor opportunities, please
contact info@sunshinefamilyexpos.com.
Atalaya Fall Festival & Haunted Castle - Oct. 26-27, Huntington Beach State Park,
16148 Ocean Hwy., Murrells Inlet, 843-235-8755. Frightfully fun family
entertainment! Enjoy two haunted houses, carnival games, spooky movies, a
bonfire and more!
SC Special Olympics - Oct. 26-27. Myrtle Beach Convention Center, 2101 North
Oak Street, Myrtle Beach. State Fall Games will kick off with Opening Ceremony
beginning at 7:30 p.m. at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center and will include a
Parade of Athletes, lighting of the cauldron, dinner and entertainment. The
following day, Saturday, October 27, bocce, flag football, soccer, disc golf and
volleyball competitions will be held at Coastal Carolina University. Golf will be played
at The Hackler Course at Coastal Carolina University. Bowling venues are still being
determined. Saturday will conclude with the Closing Ceremony and dance at the
Myrtle Beach Convention Center. Visit so-sc.org for more information
The Stars are Out on Broadway - Oct, 26, 7:30-9:30. Trinity Church, 3000 N.
Kings Hwy., Myrtle Beach, 843-444-5774. The Carolina Master Chorale features
some of its finest soloists with winners of the 3rd Annual CMC/CCU Vocal
Competition in blockbuster songs from Broadway and Opera stages.
8th Annual Historic Georgetown Bridge2Bridge Run - Oct. 27. Clock Tower,Front
Street, Georgetown.
BooFest! - Oct. 27. Barefoot Landing, 4898 Hwy. 17 South, North Myrtle Beach,
843-272-8349. Dress up the kids and pets and bring them out for a day full of
family fun! Costume contests, kids’ activities and much more. bflanding.com for
more information.
Carney Strong 2018 - Making a Chain Reaction Against Cancer - Oct. 27, 11-5PM.
Socastee Recreation Park, 7485 Butler Rd., Myrtle Beach, 843-902-7095. A fun
day of Good Eats, Jams, Disc Golf, music, food trucks, raffles, corn hole and more
all while raising money to fight this battle against cancer.
Halloween Saturday Bonfire - Oct. 27, 12-5PM. La Belle Amie Vineyard, 1120 Saint
Joseph Road, Little River, 843-399-9463. Visit labelleamie.com for more information
and before attending for changes/cancellations.
Home Buyers Workshop - Oct. 27, 1-2:30PM. Socastee Library, Connector Road,
141 SC-707, Myrtle Beach, 843-796-1358. Looking to Buy a Home in the future.
Learn what you need to know about buying your next home. Ask questions to the
experts from a Mortgage Lender, Real Estate Attorney and Realtors in this FREE
Community Workshop.
Spook-Quarium Sleepover - Oct. 28. Ripley’s Aquarium,Halloween costume parade
and contest; and even stay the night for the Spook-Quarium Sleepover and enjoy
crafts, snacks, a haunted walk, and more on the same night! Visit ripleyaquariums.
com for more information or call 843-916-0888.
Halloween Bash at Thompson Farm - Oct. 27, 7:00-11:00. Thompson Farm, 1625
Bucksville Dr., Conway. JCostume party with flashlight fun in the corn maze, a
bonfire, inflatables, candy, family activities and so much more. They’ll even host a
Kids Drive-In Movie Night! Visit thompsonfarmandnursery.com or call 843-236-1400
for more information before attending.
Trunk or Treat at Fun Warehouse - October 25, 5:00-9:00 pm. 2349 Dick Pond
Rd, Myrtle Beach. This annual event will feature local businesses that pass out
candy to kids dressed up in their Halloween costumes. Get ready for appearances
from your favorite local mascots and characters, live entertainment and tons of fun.
This family-friendly event is free. For more info call 843-748-0302 Donations for
the raffle are now being accepted. Raffle tickets will be sold for $1/each.
Howl-O-Scream - Oct. 27, 5-8PM. NMB Park and Sports Complex, 150 Citizens
Circle, Little River, 843-280-5570 Goblins, ghouls and ghosts oh my! Open to all
ages. Hayrides, marshmallow roasting, trick-or-treating and much more. Scare free
and Scare Zones offer a variety of excitement levels that is sure to satisfy all.
Admission: Adult 15 & up $2; Children 5-14 $1, and Children under 4 free.
Surfside Beach Halloween Car Show - Oct. 27, 10-3PM. Surfside Drive, Surfside
Beach, 843-650-9548. Registration at 9:00 AM for participants. Trophies awarded
at 3:00 PM. Registrants, please bring candy for the kids to “Trunk or Treat.”
Visitors, come to our free car show featuring classic and modern cars, and have
your children trick-or-treat. We will have a DJ and music, and food is available. Best
of all, admission is free! Visit www.surfsidebeach.org for more details.
BooFest! at Barefoot Landing - Oct. 27, 12:00-4:00 pm. Kids and pets costume
contest. More information 843-272-8349 or visit bflanding.com
The Kaminski House Museum presents Family Fun & Literacy Day! Oct. 27, 1-
4PM. Kaminski House Museum, 1003 Front Street, Georgetown, 843-420-4750.
Spend a fun-filled afternoon on the lawn as we will celebrate literacy with storytelling
and readings and include children’s games, crafts, pumpkin face creations, a
healthy foods tent and a spirited pumpkin patch. This is a free event provided to
the community. Parents Must Accompany Children to be admitted to this Event.
Walk for the Animals - Oct. 28, 12-4PM. Pet Parade, Food, Entertainment, Pet &
Owner contests, Raffles, On- site adoptions, games for the kids, vendors and much
more.
Conway Halloween Carnival - October 28, 5:30 pm / 9:00 pm. Conway Recreation
Center with games, prizes, a S’mores station, hot dogs, pizza and a costume
contest. Games are .25 cents to $1 per game, and all-you-can-play passes are $5.
Costume contest 7:15 p.m. Participation is free. Stick around to watch a movie on
the big screen outside at 8:45 p.m. Visit
Halloween On The Marshwalk - Oct. 31, starts at 5PM. Marshwalk in Murrells Inlet.
Ghosts, goblins and ghouls of all ages will fill the Marsh at this year’s annual
Halloween on the MarshWalk. Festivities begin at 5 pm with Trick-or-Treating along
the MarshWalk for the kids. Kids costume contest starts at 6 pm in front of Drunken
Jack’s at the Pirate Statue. Prizes will be awarded for the Most Creative, Best
Group, Funniest, and Scariest for kids ages three and up. Kids ages two and under
will compete for the Awes Applause award. Prizes include trophies, ribbons, and
candy bags. Adult Costume Contest – Pick up your card at any restaurant between
7 pm to 8:30 pm. Over $4,000 in cash and prizes will be awarded to the top
costumes. Categories include People’s Choice, best Duo/Group, Best Individual,
Big & Bulky, Murrells Inlet Themed and Honorable Mention. Final Judging and the
award ceremony will take place at Bovine’s back deck at 10:30 pm. Winners
announced at 10:30 pm inside Bovines on the back deck.
Halloween at Market Common - Oct. 31, 5-7PM. Participating stores will give out
candy to costumed Trick-or-Treaters.
Trick or Treat at Barefoot Landing - Oct. 31, 5-7PM. 843-272-8349. Bring the kids
out to enjoy Trick or Treating through Barefoot Landing.
Trick or Treat & Fireworks at Broadway at the Beach - Oct. 31. Bring your little
superheroes, ghosts and characters to Broadway at the Beach and trick-or-treat at
your favorite Broadway spots from 4:30pm-6:30pm. Halloween Fireworks at 8PM.

NOVEMBER EVENTS

Myrtle Beach Gun & Knife Show - Nov. 3-4. Myrtle Beach Convention Center, 2101
N Oak St, Myrtle Beach. Saturday: 9:00am - 5:00pm Sunday: 10:00am - 4:00pm. -
Dickens Christmas Show - November 8-11. Myrtle Beach Convention Center, 2101
N Oak St, Myrtle Beach.
Barefoot Resort Holiday Arts & Crafts Bazaar - Nov. 3, 10-3PM. Barefoot Resort
and Golf Clubhouse, 4980 Barefoot Bridge Road, North Myrtle Beach, 716-573-
3282. Numerous vendors showcasing homemade arts and crafts, holiday gifts,
jewelry, pottery, baked goods and much more. Silent auction featuring fabulous
themed gift baskets. 50/50 cash drawing and drawings for specialty items. Soups,
salads, hot dogs, cookies and beverages available. Sponsored by the Caring
Council of Barefoot Resort. Proceeds benefit TEEN ANGELS of North Myrtle Beach
High School.
Brew At The Zoo - Nov. 3, 5:30-8:30. Brookgreen Gardens, 1931 Brookgreen
Drive, Murrells Inlet, 843-235-6000. Features over 30 regional and national
selections and offers a rare opportunity after-hours to see Brookgreen’s
Lowcountry Zoo. Guests receive a signature tasting glass and enjoy a silent auction
hosted by The Friends of Brookgreen Gardens. Visit brookgreen.org for more
information.
Grand Strand Comic Con - Nov. 3-4. Tickets on sale now. Over 50,000 ft. of
vendors, artists, cosplayers, video games, gaming tournament, food trucks and
more. For more informaton: Facebook.com/GrandStrandComicCon
Dickens Christmas Show - November 8-11. Myrtle Beach Convention Center, 2101
N Oak St, Myrtle Beach.
9th Annual Model Train Show & Sale - Nov. 10-11. Inlet Square Mall, 12125 Hwy.
17 Bypass Murrells Inlet, 843-297-7162. Vendors, Operating Layouts in Z, N, HO, O
& G scales, Clinics, Door Prizes. Food & Drinks on site. Saturday 10-5pm and
Sunday 10am - 4pm.
Atalaya Sleepover - Nov- 10-11. Huntington Beach State Park, 16148 Ocean Hwy.,
Murrells Inlet ,843-235-8755. Spend the night at Atalaya, and enjoy everything
from ghost stories to nature hikes! Dinner and breakfast are included. A limited
number of tents are available to borrow.
Mythical & Medieval Fest - Nov. 10-11, 11-6PM. RH Acres, 3833 Socastee Blvd.
Myrtle Beach, 843-360-9052. Come out to celebrate the Village of Shadow Bay for
our 5th year. Our renaissance festival helps raise money for a local charity so pull
up a hay bale and listen to wandering minstrels strum and sing. There are plenty of
activities at our village for all alike. Axe throwing, blacksmith demonstrations, a fire
show finale, belly dancers, pirates, and mounted archery on horseback are just to
name a few of them. Get into the spirit and dress up like your favorite whimsical
character.
Now taking events that are happening during the month of November and the
beginning of December. Email us your event to Free843and854@gmail.com
Dealine is Friday, October 26, 5:00 PM.

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OCT. YARD / CRAFT
SALES:

JENSEN’S CRAFT SHOW -
OCT. 5-6 - Friday 10AM-5PM,
Saturday, 9AM-3PM. 38 crafters,
bake sale, & food available.
Magnolia Clubhouse, Jensen’s,
Garden City. Follow signs to find
clubhouse.

MOVING SALE - Oct. 6, 8-2PM.
8226 Tartan Lane, Myrtle Beach,
Tern Hall Plantation off Hwy. 707.
Furniture, patio set, Jenn-Air gas
grill, Fiestaware, and much more.

MYRTLE TRACE SOUTH
COMMUNITY YARD SALE - Oct.
6th, 8-12 noon. Rain or shine.
Take 501 to Burning Ridge Golf
Course to Sand Ridge Rd.; Or
take 544 to Myrtle Ridge Drive to
Sand Ridge Rd. Follow signs
and pink balloons.
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NOVEMBER YARD SALES:
3 FAMILY YARD SALE -
Saturday, November 3rd, 8:00 -1:
00 p.m. at Coopers Hawk Ct
(Ternhall Plantation) Myrtle
Beach 29588.