Fall in Myrtle Beach isn’t just a season—it’s a storyline. Locals call it “festival season,” and from September through November, the Grand Strand becomes a stage for gospel choirs, chrome beasts, Shriner parades, shrimp feasts, and sunrise flights. It’s a cultural crescendo, and Retro Myrtle Beach Guy is here to mythologize every moment.
🎤 September: Soul, Speed & Fezzes
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Gospel Fest (Sept 1): A spiritual kickoff at the Convention Center, where voices soared and spirits lifted.
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Mustang Week (Sept 2–8): Burnouts at Suck Bang Blow, cruise-ins, and chrome nostalgia.
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Shrine Week / SASA Convention (Sept 18–21): Fezzes, mini cars, and a parade that turns Ocean Boulevard into a pageant of purpose.
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Music on Main (Thursdays): Beachside concerts in North Myrtle Beach.
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Fall Art Show (Sept 3–17): Local artists showcase Myrtle Beach’s visual soul.
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Waterbridge Fall Craft Fair (Sept 20): Handmade goods and seasonal flair.
🛠 October: Shrimp, Bikes & Craft
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Pawleys Island Festival of Music & Art (Sept 26–Oct 21): A month-long celebration of sound and style.
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Fall Bike Rally (Sept 26–Oct 5): Thousands of riders, one roaring coastline.
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Little River ShrimpFest (Oct 11–12): Seafood, live music, and waterfront vibes.
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Fall Crafters Market (Oct 11): Carolina Forest goes full harvest mode.
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Tuscany Craft Show (Oct 18): Thread, needle, and Myrtle Beach charm.
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Fall Fest Parking Lot Takeover (Oct 25): Vendors, food trucks, and community buzz.
🌅 November: Sunrise & Seasonal Fare
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SkyWheel Sunrise Flights (Oct 4 & 18; Nov 8, 22, 29): Coffee, pastries, and panoramic views.
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Thanksgiving Farmers Markets (Wednesdays & Saturdays): Fresh produce, baked goods, and early holiday cheer.
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