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Wondering if there are fun things to do in Myrtle Beach at night? Don’t worry, with its vibrant nightlife and endless entertainment options, this coastal city comes alive as the sun sets over its picturesque shores.
Whether you’re a party animal, a music enthusiast, or a family looking for some evening entertainment, there’s something for everyone.
Whether you’re seeking live music, laughter, thrills, or a taste of Southern hospitality, Myrtle Beach’s nightlife has it all.
You might also like our full list of things to do at Myrtle Beach for more fun and check out these indoor activities if you end up with bad weather (or a bad sunburn).
Want to start your summer off right? Come to Myrtle Beach for Memorial Day Weekend!
Best Things to Do at Night at Myrtle Beach
Starting at the lively Myrtle Beach Boardwalk and Promenade, our guide takes you through the best spots in the center of it all before heading south towards Murrells Inlet and then all the way up to North Myrtle Beach approaching the North Carolina border.
Let’s delve into the best things to do at night in Myrtle Beach, and let the city’s nocturnal charm captivate you!
Myrtle Beach Boardwalk and Promenade
Experience the beach, shopping, and cuisine on the 1.2-mile stretch of the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk and Promenade (1110 N Ocean Blvd).
Walking the Boardwalk is one of our favorite things to do in Myrtle Beach for free at any time of day or night!
Some of the premier nightlife locations within the Boardwalk and Promenade include Ibiza Club and Hookah Lounge, The Bowery (see below), Coconut Charles Pool Bar & Grill, and LandShark Bar & Grill to name a few.
Other outstanding locations include America’s largest gift shop, The Gay Dolphin Gift Shop (more on this awesome spot below!).
The Bowery
Established in 1944, The Bowery (110 9th Ave. N) is a country bar and an old-time icon of the entertainment scene in Myrtle Beach.
The Bowery is best known for hiring the band Alabama as their house band.
This was before they became famous!
Go in and enjoy delicious food, comfortable vibes, and wonderful music in an old-time atmosphere!
The Gay Dolphin Gift Shop
Known as the oldest and largest gift shop on the East Coast, the Gay Dolphin has been open since 1946 and has been owned by the same family since the store opened.
Go in to experience its 26,000 square feet of approximately 70,000 fun, quirky, and tchotchke items.
With the history of the store, how big it is, and all the interesting things inside, this is not just a store but an experience by itself.
The store stays open until midnight.
Myrtle Beach Skywheel
Located at the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk and Promenade (1110 N. Ocean Blvd.) is one of the biggest and brightest late-night attractions you wouldn’t want to miss!
Ride the SkyWheel at dusk to experience a breathtaking view of the sunset across the ocean.
This is one of the best Myrtle Beach night activities for kids and adults of all ages.
You can even add this activity to your list of romantic things to do in Myrtle Beach.
Tin Roof
Enjoy your night out on an open-air rooftop featuring live bands, DJs, good food, and a full bar.
Tin Roof (1410 North Ocean Blvd) allows you to sway to the music while you get an amazing sea view with a nice ocean breeze.
It’s really hard to beat this venue!
Broadway at the Beach
Broadway at the Beach is a great place to visit any time of day or night at Myrtle Beach!
Broadway at the Beach (1325 Celebrity Cir) includes several different venues including Wet Willie’s, Bar Louie, Crocodile Rocks, and Fat Tuesday.
Each venue includes something a little different but even just going to this part of town for the vibe at night can be fun.
This is one of the best spots to take the kids for family-friendly fun in Myrtle Beach at any time of day or night.
Broadway Theater
Broadway Theater (1195 Celebrity Cir) offers evening entertainment for the whole family.
Shows run around two hours and are theatrical and acrobatic — as well as family-friendly.
Parking is available as are concessions on-site.
Be sure to book your tickets to enjoy a show!
Wet Willie’s
Wet Willie’s (1306 Celebrity Cir #161) offers 20 different daiquiri machines that offer an interesting range of flavors.
Try making your own unique blend!
Fat Tuesday
Have a little Mardi Gras fun at Fat Tuesday (1318 Celebrity Cl #177).
Fat Tuesday is a nationally-recognized specialty daiquiri bar, home to the 190 Octane Daiquiri which is the strongest drink on the Myrtle Beach Grand Strand.
This location includes the world’s largest selection of frozen drinks, a full-service bar, and a complete food menu.
Try out the booze-infused gummy bears while you’re there!
Crocodile Rocks
Crocodile Rocks (1318 Celebrity Cir CS3) is one of the most popular clubs in Myrtle Beach.
Check out the unique dueling piano show for an exciting evening of entertainment.
Bar Louie
Bar Louie (1318 Celebrity Cir.) is considered to be the nation’s hottest gastro bar.
If you’re not sure what a gastro bar is, it is a bar or tavern devoted to revolutionizing one’s dining experience by offering chef-inspired, high-quality foods.
Legends in Concert
If you want something a little different than the bar scene, try Legends in Concert (2925 Hollywood Dr) for an awesome 5-act show.
Legends let you experience shows from classic artists like Elvis, Michael Jackson, and Buddy Holly, Frank Sinatra, Aretha Franklin, and the Blues Brothers.
How?
By experienced look-alike performers!
This venue also includes living legends like Bruce Springsteen and Barry Manilow.
Get your tickets in advance on Viator or GetYourGuide.
Topgolf
Fun for the whole family, Topgolf (2850 Robert M Grissom Pkwy) is a huge complex with food, drinks, and games.
Try one of more than 10 games for adults and kids of all skills and ages, or hang out at the sports bar and restaurant!
There is something for everyone!
Family Kingdom Amusement Park
Opened in 1966 as Grand Strand Amusement Park, Family Kingdom Amusement Park (300 S. Ocean Blvd.) has been open in Myrtle Beach for more than 45 years and is still one of the most fun, family-friendly places to go in Myrtle Beach.
Enjoy 13 acres and 37 rides for all ages as well as a beautiful view of the beach at this nationally-known family vacation destination.
810 Billards and Bowling
One of the premier bowling alleys in the area, 810 Billards and Bowling (1105 Hwy 7 S.) includes 20 bowling lanes, billiards, board games, cornhole, table tennis, darts, shuffleboard, and foosball.
Get hungry while you’re there?
Don’t worry, 810 is the ultimate destination for food as well!
Enjoy brick oven pizzas, spicy southwest eggrolls, and gourmet burgers.
To wash it all down choose from a selection of 20 craft beers, wines, or a unique selection of cocktails.
Murrells Inlet MarshWalk
Live bands, a sea view, and several bar restaurants are available for your Myrtle Beach nightlife pleasure at Murrells Inlet MarshWalk (4079 Hwy 17 Business).
While you’re there, make sure you stop in at Dead Dog Saloon.
Dead Dog Saloon is a great hangout spot that is reportedly haunted by the ghost of a dog named Dudley.
Maybe you’ll catch a glimpse of him!
Pine Lakes Tavern
Previously known as Droopy’s, Pine Lakes Tavern (5201 North Kings Hwy) has been completely renovated and is a great bar with a game room, casual atmosphere, and a fresh, clean feel.
Two of the best perks of this location are the live bands and festive pig roasts.
Carolina Opry
Enjoy fantastic comedy, music, and dancing at the world-renowned Carolina Opry (8901 N. Kings Hwy).
One of the best shows at this location is Thunder and Light, where classic pop and rock songs are played with a spectacular laser light show that will amaze you.
Other amazing shows you won’t want to miss include the Time Warp, the Myrtle Beach Performing Arts Series, and the Christmas Show of the South.
Comedy Cabana
For over two decades, the Comedy Cabana (9588 N. Kings Hwy) has been showcasing talented and world-renowned comedians for over 2 decades.
Known as Myrtle Beach’s only 5-star rated comedy club, relax, play pool, and enjoy drinks and food before the show.
If you’re feeling you’re good enough, take the stage yourself for open mic night!
This is one of the most enjoyable things to do for adults at night in Myrtle Beach.
Ocean Annie’s
Feel the sun on your skin as you sit poolside or by the beach and enjoy the live music and party atmosphere of Ocean Annie’s (9550 Shore Drive).
Ocean Annie’s has been one of the hottest spots in Myrtle Beach for more than two decades.
This locale always attracts large crowds and spring breakers with its large pool, live music, and dancing.
3001 Nightlife
For things to do late-night in Myrtle Beach, go to 3001 Nightlife and choose from 3 unique dance clubs including Bourbon Cowboy, Envy Nightlife, and Club Rewind at 3001 Nightlife (4640 Highway 17 S).
Bourbon Cowboy is a Western-themed bar with cowboy music.
The club includes live bands, karaoke, and dancing.
Envy Nightlife is focused on the top hits of today including the top forty songs out today from hip-hop, retro, house, and music around the world.
The last club, Club Rewind, plays the greatest hits from the ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s.
These clubs include live bands and the largest dance floors on the East Coast.
Barefoot Landing
Enjoy a children’s playground and amphitheater that showcases year-round live events like car shows, SummerFest, and summer firework shows at Barefoot Landing (4898 Hwy 17 S).
Not only is Barefoot Landing family-friendly, but it’s adult nightlife-friendly, too!
Enjoy the adult side of Barefoot landing with shows at the House of Blues or drinks at Bull’s Pug & Grill or Wild Wing Cafe.
House of Blues
If the sound of blues music and southern cooking, live music from your favorite bands, Murder Mystery dinners, or other fun events are your thing, the House of Blues (4640 Highway 17 S.) should be on your list.
Events and shows include Dane Cook, Magic Gone Wild, and Aqua: A Wet ‘N Wild Foam Party.
O D Arcade & Lounge
One look at this venue and you really would not see the history behind it.
O D (Ocean Drive) Arcade & Lounge (100 South Ocean Dr) is one of the birthplaces of the Carolina Shag, known as South Carolina’s state dance.
This venue has seen generations go by but is still one of the best places to go for food, music, drinks, games, and dancing.
Go enjoy some live music and contests and events held by the Society of Shaggers!
Spanish Galleon Dance Club
Discover a hidden treasure at the Spanish Galleon Dance Club (98 N. Ocean Blvd).
This high-energy nightclub is known as the home of the “Shaggers Hall of Fame.”
If you practiced your dance moves at the O D, then you should be ready for the Spanish Gallion for some awesome Myrtle Beach nightlife fun!
Big “M” Casino
South Carolina’s only casino cruise, Big “M” Casino (4491 Mineola Ave.) is a boat cruise based in Little River, a small area just minutes away from Myrtle Beach.
This gambling cruise is a unique experience with 2 yachts that offer both day and evening cruises with games like roulette, blackjack, video poker, and 3-card poker.
Final Words
We hope this helped you plan your list of things to do in Myrtle Beach at night so you’re ready for a fun-filled vacation!
Share your favorite local spots in the comments below.