On The Beach Magazine

07/04/2022

Happy 4th of July. 🇺🇸

07/02/2022

Be safe, have fun!

07/01/2022

Though the ocean beckons, there’s endless fun to be found in Myrtle Beach’s communities, too.

06/29/2022

Looks fun! Check it out!

06/28/2022

New Myrtle Beach Fireworks Law

Myrtle Beach amends fireworks law to comply with South Carolina state law ahead of Independence Day... Please read the text below to know the do's and don't's of shooting fireworks within the Myrtle Beach city limits.

But first... we hope to see you at Downtown Myrtle Beach’s free, Fourth of July Fireworks Show, Second Avenue Pier, 110 North Ocean Boulevard at 10:00 p.m., Monday, July 4!

🎆 The city’s new rule allows fireworks on private property – with limits about time and manner – but prohibits fireworks completely on the beach and on other public property. Violations of the new law now are a civil infraction instead of a misdemeanor, with a $250 fine for the first offense and a $500 fine for second and subsequent violations in the same year.

🎆 Under the new law, fireworks are allowed on private property between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m., subject to the property owner’s permission, and until 12:30 a.m. on July 5 and New Year’s Day. Again, fireworks are prohibited at all times on the beach and on other public property, with a fine of $250 for violations. Further, minors are not allowed to shoot fireworks at any time unless accompanied by a parent or guardian.

🎆 It is illegal in Myrtle Beach to shoot or throw fireworks toward any person, animal, structure or vehicle, including golf carts. The $250/$500 fine applies for violations. It also is illegal to shoot or throw fireworks from a vehicle or to discharge personal fireworks within 500 feet of any church, hospital or school or within 300 feet of any gas station or business where flammable goods are sold.

🎆 Remember that fireworks are not allowed on the beach or other public property, except for professional displays approved by the Fire Marshal. While fireworks are allowed on private property until 10:00 p.m., please keep your neighbors and pets in mind, and do not disturb their peace.
Myrtle Beach Fire Department
Myrtle Beach Police Department

06/28/2022

Fourth of July 2022 fireworks shows and events in the Grand Strand and P*e Dee

July 4, 2022 events in the Grand Strand and P*e Dee

06/21/2022

Its Finally Here.....The First Day of Summer!! When are you coming to Myrtle Beach?

06/09/2022

Getting ready! Great shot from Robbie Bischoff Photography - Drone Services

It's that time again! Excited to kick off my sixth year of shooting for the Carolina Country Music Festival! Took a quick drone shot of the setup earlier this afternoon!

06/01/2022

Have you been to the Pirates Voyage? ⚓

We recently got to meet Salty the sea lion for National Sea Lion Day and also took some time to talk to Captain Blackbeard about the amazing Pirates Voyage D...

05/30/2022

Working on his tan! 😳🐊🌊

Look what was spotted doing some body surfing in North Myrtle Beach. For those wondering, the game warden came and removed it from the water. No idea where it went from there. 📸 Vivian Veazy.

Update: North Myrtle Beach ocean rescue said the alligator was captured and relocated unharmed.

05/29/2022

Be Prepared!

Hurricane season begins Wednesday, June 1, in Myrtle Beach. Are you prepared? It's best to have your personal documents, irreplaceable items, flashlights, non-perishables, etc. together in one place and ready to go. Here is a ready-to-go checklist of what you can get ready/buy now. The essential documents listed will help you confirm your identity, gain access to your home after the storm, access important accounts and more.