Our Favorite Halloween Events in Myrtle Beach
Spooky times are coming
Published October 2021
Can you feel it? Pumpkins are ready to carve, scary costumes are filling stores, and weâre already thinking about the candy weâll collect from trick-or-treating.
Halloween is knocking on our doors in Myrtle Beach, and weâre already celebrating! If you want to discover what to do in Myrtle Beach for Halloween, take a look at our spookiest list of the year.
Free Boardwalk Fright Nights – Fridays and Saturdays in October
Every Friday and Saturday from dusk to midnight, downtown Myrtle Beach transforms into a spooky-fun place. Enter haunted houses, run from undead zombies, and meet other scary creatures in the Kids Zone. Get the family together for this free activity and suit up with your best Halloween costume.
Ghost of the Coast – October 23, 2021
We canât imagine a better way to join a 5k run than by participating in a Halloween costume. The fun run will take place along the run/walk trail by the Carolina Forest Recreation Center, and itâs open to all ages. Dress in your best scary outfit to participate in the Fun Run awards, and join the free Trunk or Treat hosted by Horry County, which will feature face painting, family-friendly activities, and more.
Flashlight Friday at Thompson Farm – Fridays through October 29, 2021
If corn mazes are already fun during the day, imagine a 6.5-acre one at night. After walking through the Thompson Farm maze with your flashlight, complete the fun with some coffee, hot cider, and sâmores around the fire pit. Come early with your blankets and chairsâand donât miss the weekly featured movie. Check out the website for more event details.
Zombie Crawl – October 29, 2021
For the first time ever, zombies are getting together in a flash mob that will crawl from King Street Grille to Howard Avenue. Learn the âThrillerâ dance and join the Zombie Crawl in your spookiest costume. After the flash mob, join a 1.5-hour tour from the open-top double-decker bus and listen to ghost stories about tombstones, spooky creatures, and paranormal activity (all ages are welcome). Read more about the event and pricing.
Hometown Halloween at Market Common – October 31, 2021
Finish your Halloween weekend celebrations with Hometown Halloween in the Market Common. Get your costume ready for Halloween night and take a spooky carriage ride around the Market Common from 4 to 7 p.m. Go trick-or-treating at all the shops with an orange balloon, and get those bones dancing during the Monster Mash dance party in front of Grand 14 cinema.
H2: Ready to plan your stay?
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