Here’s a look at what’s happening with Myrtle Beach SC Festivals 2022 – Fall Edition.
Conway Burger Week
Conway Burger Week (September 19-25) presented by Pepsi Bottling Ventures, hits Downtown Conway where favorite area restaurants have signed up to concoct mouthwatering, outlandish burger creations for a limited time.
These delicious culinary creations have been carefully curated by Conway’s patty chefs and a full list of burgerlicious offerings can be found at conwayalive.com.
Conway Burger Week is a great opportunity to discover a new cafe or enjoy a favorite neighborhood bistro.
Beach ‘n Chili Fest
Beach ‘n Chili Fest (September 23-25) returns to the Burroughs and Chapin Pavilion Place and feature three full days of entertainment, including a Shelby Car Show, a beer garden, live stage entertainment, demonstrations, and, oh yeah, the world’s best chili with hundreds of flavors and recipes.
The 55th Annual World Championship Cook-off, presented by Bush’s Beans, is the centerpiece of the Beach ‘n Chili Fest. Gate admission is free. Tasting and VIP Lounge tickets are available.
Pawleys Island Food and Wine Gala
Pawleys Island Food and Wine Gala (October 6) – Sample over 75 wines from renowned vineyards around the world and enjoy delicious hors d’oeuvres prepared by the area’s best chefs.
The evening will also include live music by Tamir & Company, delicious desserts, a silent auction full of wonderful items and a complimentary wine glass.
Wines will also be available for purchase at prices well below retail during this special event.
The Wine Gala is a benefit for The Pawleys Island Festival of Music & Art.
I Love Seafood Fest
I Love Seafood Fest (October 1-2)- The iLove Seafood Fest is an enticing festival experience that combines the artistic and social tradition of cooking seafood filling the air with its sweet aroma, while listening to the live joyful sounds of award winning music legends.
The festival sets the tone for the open air event creating a feel good mood for getting together with family and friends. The festival will be held at the Burroughs and Chapin Pavilion Place located at 812 North Ocean Blvd., Myrtle Beach, SC.
Little River ShrimpFest
Little River ShrimpFest (October 8-9) – Located on the historic Little River waterfront, festival goers can expect to enjoy two stages of live music, stilt walkers, balloon artists, and more than 100 different vendors- including a variety of art and craft vendors, business expos, and community organizations. Shrimp and 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.
Loris Bog-Off Festival
Loris Bog-Off Festival (October 15) – The Loris Chamber of Commerce sponsors the Loris Bog-Off Festival each year on the third Saturday in October in downtown Loris. The festival will feature a chicken bog cooking contest, two stages of entertainment, car show, arts and craft vendors, plenty of chicken bog and a whole lot of fun! The festival began in 1980 as a chicken bog cooking contest and has evolved into the huge event it is today. 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.
Check Out These International Offerings
While in town, be sure to check out a number of international offerings such as:
Ciao! – One of the Grand Strand’s best restaurants, with Chef Eugen (Geni) Hysa cooking up authentic Italian cuisine using the freshest ingredients, made in-house. Popular favorites include lasagna, lobster ravioli, and linguine with clam sauce.
Sol Cocina Mexicana – A high-end authentic Mexican restaurant consistently mentioned by local chefs as a favorite place to go when they eat out. Chef Armando Cobian recreates traditional Mexican cuisine and family recipes his mother taught him, from pulled chicken enchiladas with fire-roasted green tomatillo salsa and oaxaca cheese, to carne asada made with prime ribeye steak and traditional chiles rellenos.
Blue Elephant Thai – Offers authentic Thai food using fresh ingredients and seafood sourced from locals in Murrells Inlet. You can find Thai favorites like Pad Thai and drunken noodles plus a Thai elephant seafood platter with fresh shrimp, scallops, calamari, salmon and mussels.
Café Old Vienna – Gives you a taste of old Germany and Austria at its popular restaurant and beer garden, with cuisine prepared by Chef Werner Horvath including schnitzel, bratwurst, sauerkraut, pierogies and more.