The Loris Chamber of Commerce sponsors the Loris Bog-Off Festival each year on the third Saturday in October in downtown Loris. The event is a day packed with entertainment, vendors, food, and fun for all ages. The festival began in 1980 as a chicken-bog cooking contest and has evolved into the huge event it is today, drawing over 35,000 people! If you have never feasted on the southern delicacy and love a festive atmosphere, this is the place to be.
Chicken bog generally consists of chicken, rice, sausage, and spices of your choice; though over the years, there have been many variations of this basic recipe. The cooking contest is the primary focus of the day. However, the festival has grown to include over 200 vendors, including craft and retail vendors, two stages of entertainment, and a huge children’s area. The stage performances include local dance schools, school choruses, and local bands. The festival ends with a fireworks extravaganza and a free concert from a national act.
After you have dined on the chicken bog, enjoy a funnel cake or homemade ice cream from one of the many food vendors. Make plans to join us for this great festival; you will not be disappointed!
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Beyond The Horizon Tour
Michael W. Smith has been captivating audiences with his music and performances for over 40 years, performing to sold-out crowds all around the globe. With an impressive career that includes over 36 No. 1 songs, three GRAMMY® Awards, more than 45 Dove Awards, an American Music Award, and his induction into the Gospel Music Hall of Fame, Smith’s legacy is nothing short of extraordinary. He has also sold more than 15 million albums worldwide, with timeless hits like “Friends,” the heartfelt anthem of connection, “Above All,” a moving testament of faith, “Healing Rain,” a song of renewal and hope, and “Agnus Dei,” a powerful hymn of worship.
More than just an outstanding songwriter and performer, Smith has given back to the global community throughout his career. He has raised crucial funds to combat AIDS in Africa, founded Rocketown—a safe haven in Tennessee where young people can connect and find hope—and partnered with Compassion International to help more than 70,000 children in need. Smith’s heart for service and commitment to making a difference have made him a truly inspirational figure, both on and off the stage.
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Conway Downtown Alive is proud to present the Conway Ghost Walk from October 15 to 18. Professional storytellers weave tales of lowcountry haints through the shadowy streets of Downtown Conway. The Conway Ghost Walk travels beneath the stately oaks of the Historic Conwayborough Residential District. Along the way, storytellers share tales that are always spooky, sometimes humorous, and guaranteed to become part of your family's Halloween tradition.
***DUE TO THE HIGH VOLUME, THE TICKET PAYMENT PROCESSOR IS EXPERIENCING DELAYS. PLEASE ALLOW A FEW MINUTES FOR THE PAYMENT OPTION TO LOAD*** We recommend you purchase early as we sell out!
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Myrtle Beach's Most Popular Boating Attraction - An Exciting Adventure For The Entire Family
Take a cruise where the whole family will spot dolphins and experience other great adventures. Jump aboard our beautiful SEA SCREAMER tour boat, settle in, and enjoy the ride.
The tour encompasses three distinct experiences, starting with a narrated cruise up the Intracoastal Waterway. We then pick up speed and pass several uninhabited islands as well as the jetty. In the second part of the tour, we head into the ocean to find and view dolphins! Afterward, in our final experience, we pick up speed to view Myrtle Beach's beautiful coastline.
Reservations are highly recommended, particularly during the peak season. Dolphin sightings are guaranteed, or ride again for free.* (*Restrictions apply. Refer to your receipt for details. Not valid with group discounts, private charters, or special event cruises)
DETAILS
For tickets or more information, call (843) 280-8400 or click here.
The Georgetown Wooden Boat Show – always held on the third weekend in October – features one of the Southeast’s best wooden boat exhibits with more than 100 classic wooden boats displayed on land and water, boatbuilding, a corrugated boat race, children’s model boatbuilding, a youth sailing regatta, knot tying, maritime arts and crafts, and food.
The Wooden Boat Show takes place on the waterfront and along Front Street in Historic Downtown Georgetown. The Show is produced by the Harbor Historical Association, a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. All proceeds benefit the South Carolina Maritime Museum.
For more information, call (843) 520-0111 or click here.