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Skip The Stress & The Mess: Have Thanksgiving Dinner At Broadway

Thanksgiving is a time filled with family, happiness, memories — and stress!

Before the big day, you can spend hours baking pies, polishing the silverware and planning the menu. On Thanksgiving day, there's putting the turkey in the oven early in the morning, fixing the sides and setting a table with your best china and crystal. The day is nonstop rushing, cooking and worrying over that 20 pound bird. And, after the feast, there are hours of clean up and putting away everything you took out for the big day.

This year, why not skip the mess and the stress and head to Broadway at the Beach for Thanksgiving dinner?

Some of our restaurants will be serving traditional Thanksgiving fare, while others such as Senor Frog's and Yamato will be open and offering full menus of other foods that your family may prefer.

For the traditionalist in search of turkey and all the trimmings, Hard Rock Cafe is serving its Rock Star Thanksgiving Feast Buffet from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Ages 4 to 10 can have all they care to eat for just $10.95 pp, while those from 11 on up can do the same for $21.95 pp. Little ones 3 and younger eat free with a paying adult. From tossed salad to roast turkey to a sweet potato bar to an extensive dessert station and more, this buffet puts the bountiful into Thanksgiving. For reservations, call 843-946-0007.

Perhaps your idea of a great Thanksgiving is to just lay back and relax — to sit and be served. Then you'll want to head over to Jimmy Buffet's Margaritaville where the food is as delicious as the music is cool. The Thanksgiving menu includes a plated dinner with all the usual holiday goodies from turkey and stuffing to mashed potatoes, to honey garlic green beans, and pumpkin pie with whipped cream. It's just $18.99 pp for adults. Kids 12 and younger can eat for $10.99 pp. This place is so laid-back, you don't even need a reservation.

Landry's Seafood is best known for its legendary Gulf Coast cuisine and Louisiana-style hospitality. On Thanksgiving day, Landry's will also be serving a bounty of holiday foods. From 11 a.m. until 9 p.m. you can enjoy a dinner plate full of turkey, cornbread stuffing, your choice of sweet or mashed potatoes and much more. Reservations can be made at 843-444-1010. It's $22 for adults and $11 for kids 12 and younger.

At The American Tap House they're celebrating Thanksgiving from 11 a.m to 11 p.m. Reservations are suggested, but not required (843-712-2301). American Tap House's plated dinner will include the traditional turkey and all the trimmings, delicious sides and your choice of pumpkin crème brulee or apple crisp for dessert. It's $19.99 pp for adults and $9.99 for children 12 and younger. And don't miss the opportunity to toast the holiday with one of their fabulous fall or winter brews!

This Thanksgiving, give the gift of free time, a great meal and no hassles to yourself and your family. Start a new holiday tradition and join us at Broadway at the Beach.

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Soup's On! Annual Souper Supper Comes To Broadway at the Beach

Do you love soup?

People have been enjoying the liquid delight since roughly 20,000 B.C., according to historians. In America, the earliest colonists started boiling up the stuff almost as soon as they hit the shores. One hundred years later, the first official Colonial cookbook was assembled with several recipes for soups and bisques.

Soup has proven itself to be a meal with real staying power. We love them all, from chowders and gumbos, to bisques and broth-based soups, to thick, creamy recipes served steaming hot, and fruit-based delights served chilled. We even celebrate soup with festivals and make it the centerpiece of fundraisers.

And if you're a fan of soup, mark your calendar for just such a celebration on Sunday, November 13th, where a plethora of Myrtle Beach's finest varieties of this great liquid food will be served at the 21st Annual Souper Supper at Broadway at the Beach.

From noon to 3 p.m., servers will be ladling out tastings of some of the yummiest soups imaginable. Cool beverages and fresh-baked items by Benjamin's Bakery will also be served, and restaurant-related vendors will be on hand offering some of their best. While dessert lovers will be treated to live demonstrations of cupcake decorating by students from the Academy for Technology & Academics.

This day of soups is guaranteed to delight your tastebuds, while helping to raise funds to support Red Cross efforts to provide Hurricane Matthew relief.

Tickets can be purchased in advance online at www.MyrtleBeachACF.com (adults $12; children 12 and under, $7), and for more details, please visit www.facebook.com/MBACF.

Save the date and join us under the big tent in front of guest services for three hours of souperior deliciousness on Sunday, November 13th!

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Calling All Monsters, Superheroes & Princesses In Myrtle Beach: Celebrate Halloween With Us At Broadway!

Grab your wand, your cape and your trick or treat bag, we've got goodies at our doorsteps.

From prizes for costumed adults to sweet treats for the smallest ghouls and goblins, Broadway at the Beach will be Myrtle Beach's Halloween Central again this year. Whether you're a kid in search of sugary treats or an adult dressed in your own creative costume in search of a bewitching prize, we invite you to join the fun!

On October 29th, you'll howl with delight when you come to Broadway's very own version of a Monster's Ball. Our annual Halloween Bash and Costume Contest in Celebrity Square is a steaming cauldron of fun. Join us on Saturday, starting at 8 p.m., for all the hocus pocus. That night, we'll be welcoming all kinds of zombies, poltergeists, wizards, and vampires. Anyone in costume gets free admission to participating clubs throughout the night. So dress to impress, because prizes are $2000 for first, $1000 for second, and $500 for third!

Monday, October 31st is the day when the littlest members of your family are invited to Trick or Treat around Broadway. Our merchants are already trembling with anticipation and are ready to hand out treats to all the little ones disguised as superheroes, cartoon characters, pirates and more.

At 8 p.m. on October 31st, we'll light up the Halloween sky with fireworks for a hair-raising finish to a fun weekend for everyone.

You'll be making a ghastly mistake if you don't take advantage of the Halloween fun at Broadway this year!

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It's Fall Festival Time At Broadway At The Beach

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October is a big month for festivals and fundraising at Broadway at the Beach, so mark your calendar! It's time for the Myrtle Beach community to gather to raise funds for good causes, listen to great music, enjoy vintage cars and sample yummy foods. And, since this is the month that includes Halloween, we finish with a flurry of activities for ghosts and goblins of all ages.

This coming weekend, the beauty and excitement of a classic car show rolls into town as Cruisin' The Beach takes center stage from October 13th through 15th. The party starts at 8 a.m. each day. Vendors will be offering everything from food and drinks to T-shirts. There will be trophies and awards for the cars, plus various giveaways for attendees.

Saturday October 15th is also the day that Hard Rock Café, in their new location, will host a fundraising event for victims of Hurricane Matthew. Rockin' For The Red Cross will have no cover charge, but "donations will be gratefully accepted." Starting at 7 p.m., the event will feature a concert by The Atwater Band, great raffle prizes and auction items. One hundred percent of the proceeds will be donated to the local chapter of the American Red Cross to assist with Hurricane Matthew relief.

On Saturday, October 22nd, families will gather at 9 a.m. to raise both awareness and funds to help the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. The group invests in new research, creates educational programs and supports survivors of suicide loss. Participants in the Out of the Darkness Walk will walk 2 miles around the grounds of Broadway, then come together for the closing ceremony.

With Halloween right around the corner, The Sun News will host a brand new event at Broadway, Truck-or-Treat, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on October 22nd. A very special event for anyone who loves trucks, this is designed to be an interactive experience for kids and their families. So be prepared to get up close and check out trucks ranging from emergency vehicles to big rigs. This free event features trick or treat candy, carousel rides, train rides, a petting zoo and more! That same day, the Carver High School Marching Band will perform outside WonderWorks at 1 p.m..

Have you ever been to a Monster's Ball? Join us for this annual Halloween Bash and Costume Contest in Celebrity Square on Saturday, October 29th at 8 p.m. Everyone in costume gets free admission to all the clubs! Prizes are $2000 for first, $1000 for second, and $500 for third — so dress to win!

On Monday, October 31st, bring your little superheroes, princesses and pirates for Trick or Treat as our participating merchants give out treats to all little ones in costume.

Then we'll close out the month by lighting up the Halloween night sky with fireworks at 8 p.m., marking the end of October's festival festivities.

Want more details about these great events? Check the Broadway at the Beach events calendar.

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It's Officially Fall — Myrtle Beach's Secret Season

Fall officially arrived this week, but in Myrtle Beach the days continue to be warm and beautiful.

Locals call late September to mid-October the Secret Season. While Northern and Midwestern communities may be raking leaves and preparing for winter, Myrtle Beach is still enjoying much of what makes it a great vacation destination in the summer.

With schools back in session, there are uncrowded beaches, shorter lines at popular amusements and restaurants, and minimal traffic on key thoroughfares in Myrtle Beach.

It's an unhurried time that's perfect for sunbathing on the beach, swimming in the still-warm ocean or hotel pool, fishing, golf and shopping.

In this Secret Season, gentle breezes blow through the palm trees along Celebrity Circle at Broadway at the Beach. Sunny afternoons become the perfect time to stroll down the wide walkways that wind by a wide variety of Broadway shops.

Refreshing and relaxing, fall days are ideal for a leisurely lunch or romantic dinner at one of the many Broadway restaurants. Several overlook Lake Broadway where watchers are entertained by flotillas of colorful ducks, curious fish and other lakeside friends.

It's easy to find a seafood special at Broadway in the fall. On Saturday, September 24, oyster lovers will be heading to the Original Shucker's Raw Bar for an all-you-can-eat oyster roast for just $15.99. From 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. you can eat your fill while you catch a college football game. Or make Shucker's your choice for NFL action on Sunday, September 25, when shrimp and chicken wings will be 50 cents each all day.

The Secret Season is also a great time for food festivals at Broadway. Mark your calendar for the Omar Shrine Smoke On The Beach BBQ Competition on Friday, September 30 and Saturday, October 1. Whether you sign up to compete or just come to eat, don't miss these two days of good times and great food!

From fundraising events like the Out of Darkness Walk (October 8) to the bonanza of sauces and pasta dishes at the Sons of Italy Festival (October 8 & 9) to the excitement of classic car shows like the Cruisin' The Beach Car Show (October 13 – 15), Broadway is the place for fun in the fall. Check the Broadway at the Beach events calendar to find details about these great events.

Make fall your favorite season this year. Discover the best of Myrtle Beach's Secret Season at Broadway at the Beach.

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