Must See Holiday Shows on the Grand Strand
You booked your Grand Strand getaway during the holidays on purpose, didn’t you?
We can’t blame you. Myrtle Beach is rich with golf courses and Calabash seafood. Everyone knows that. But it’s also big-time when it comes to world-class entertainment.
Especially holiday shows. They’ll supply the entertainment. All you have to do is soak it in and applaud when you’re moved. It’ll move you often.
The Christmas Show of the South
Carolina Opry | Nov. 1, 2022 to Jan. 1, 2023
Prepare for this show to move your soul. Each rendition carries tradition and transitions into something new. Unforgettable.
PRICE: $42-$70
Motown Christmas Tribute
GTS Theatre | Nov. 2-Dec. 26
This production is a musical trip through Motown history. It features music from legends in the 60s and 70s. Sing along with holiday favorites.
PRICE: $39.95-$45.95 (kids 3-16, $14.95)
The South's Grandest Christmas Show
Alabama Theatre | November through December
This crew never fails to create a memorable experience. The show brims with talent and special effects in a tremendous musical. You’ll love it
PRICE: $42.95-$62.95 (kids, $19.95)
Christmas at Pirates Voyage
Pirates Voyage Dinner & Show | November and December
Experience the lessons of A Christmas Carol, pirate style. The show includes a fabulous dinner and a live nativity scene. Put some “yo ho” in your “ho ho ho.”
PRICE: $64.99-$74.99
Legends of a Beach Music Christmas
Spanish Galleon | Dec. 10, 5 and 8 p.m.
What a treat: An evening with the Long Bay Symphony and legendary R&B artists The Coasters. Seating and table reservations only. Don’t miss it.
PRICE: Starting at $75
MBResorts: The Perfect Accommodations for Your Holiday Getaway
MBResorts: A mirage of properties managed by Brittain Resorts and Hotels that beckon the traveler. They’ve been perfecting the beach vacation since 1943. They have everything from full-service resorts to family hotels. Check out our accommodations page to find the best fit for your family!
It’s time to book your holiday travel to the Grand Strand, today.