If you are planning a trip to Myrtle Beach this fall, you will be in for a real treat. In addition to the year-round attractions and activities that Myrtle Beach provides, the fall months bring a number of fabulous festivals that will add to your great experience on your Myrtle Beach getaway!
The Pawley's Island Festival of Music and Arts runs from September 18 through September 27, 2009 at the Carriage House at Litchfield Plantation. This popular festival brings you fabulous live entertainment from world class musicians like Steve Tyrell, Ann Caldwell, the Long Bay Chamber Orchestra, and others. One evening, you can enjoy the festivities of the Wine Gala, featuring fabulous wines from over sixty wineries across the region as well as great hors d'oeuvres. There is also a family-friendly puppet show from Bits 'N Pieces Puppet Theatre one afternoon. This festival gives you a relaxing way to enjoy the local culture and lifestyle.
From September 25 through 27, 2009, you can enjoy the festivities of the Atalaya Arts and Crafts Festival. This event takes place at Huntington Beach State Park at Murrells Inlet, and features live entertainment and plenty of arts and crafts vendors. Some of the featured entertainers include Northern Border, Vocal Point, and Latitude. Artists displaying their handiwork at the festival are from across the region, and include specialties in basketry, clay and porcelain, leather, woodwork, and more.
On Saturday, September 26, 2009, the Irish Italian International Festival takes place on Main Street in Myrtle Beach. Over 20,000 locals and visitors will flock to the area for a cultural day of live music, traditional arts and crafts, dance groups, and more. Musical entertainment includes cultural treats like bagpipes and accordions, as well as folk singers. Be sure to stay around until the end of the event when the winners of best entree, best decoration, and best dessert are announced.
From September 19 to October 4, 2009, Oktoberfest is held at Myrtle Beach's Coastal Federal Field. This annual celebration of fall celebrates the German culture with authentic German cuisine, German arts and crafts, street vendors, live entertainment, pony rides, kids activities, traditional games, and plenty of beer. Oktoberfest promises to be a fun event for the whole family to enjoy together.
Make your fall trip to Myrtle Beach even better by planning to attend one of these special events taking place in September and October this year.
