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Thank you for visiting! Please take a minute to look around our site and learn about all the great features of the new Myrtle Beach Boardwalk and the surrounding downtown area. You have the option to see the Boardwalk and Promenade, take a virtual tour of the Downtown Redevelopment Corporation District, be the first to know about upcoming events, explore business opportunities, and if you're outside... get a tan while you do it!

ABOUT US

About the DRC
Boardwalk Rules
Pavilion Rules

About the DRC

DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

The Downtown Redevelopment Corporation's (DRC) mission is to initiate and facilitate the revitalization of downtown Myrtle Beach. This will be accomplished with the establishment of strategic aesthetic, functional, and business development goals; the addition and enhancement of public infrastructure; the creation of economic and other incentive programs; and through partnerships with the private investment and development sectors.

Projects Accomplished

Boardwalk Rules 1. Dogs must be leashed2. Dogs are not permitted May 1st - Labor Day from 11 a.m. through 5 a.m. next day3. Skateboards, roller skates, rollerblades are not permitted anytime 4. Bicycles are not permitted May 1st - Labor Day from 11 a.m. through 5 a.m. next day 5. Segways, golf carts and private vehicles are not permitted anytime 6. Glass bottles and containers are no permitted anytime 7. Keep Boardwalk clean by no littering, including cigarette butts and chewed matter 8. Possession or consumption of alcohol, except at approved sidewalk cafes, is strictly prohibited 9. No obstruct passageways, stairs, handicap ramps, or entryways 10. No panhandling, unpermitted soliciting and vending, or distribution of free products 11. No overnight camping on or near the Boardwalk and beach area or Pavilion site

Pavilion Site Rules

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Pavilion Rules

The Pavilion Site is located between 8th and 9th Avenues North in the heart of downtown Myrtle Beach. The DRC leases this property and has made it available for the public to enjoy. While on this Private Property the DRC wishes to remind you of a few simple rules...1. Use At Your Own Risk2. No Bare Feet3. No Glass Containers4. No Alcohol5. No Littering6. No Pets7. No Motor or Electric Vehicles8. CLOSED Midnight to 8 a.m.
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BOARDWALK TOUR

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North Section

The first section, the North Walkway, extends from the Fourteenth Avenue North Pier to Plyler Park at the foot of Mr. Joe White Avenue. It features a raised wooden deck, with dune landscaping and vegetation, to create a serene, peaceful and natural environment and beach experience. The walkway in this section is eight feet wide with connecting pathways to beach access points.
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Central Section

The second section, the high-intensity portion of the boardwalk, extends from Plyler Park to Eighth Avenue North. This section adjoins beachfront stores and shops and invokes a carnival and nostalgia atmosphere with its sights, sounds and energy. This section ranges from approximately 26 to 50 feet in width.
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South Section

The third and final section, the South Promenade, continues from Eighth Avenue North to First Avenue North, just south of the Second Avenue Pier. The South Promenade is a lineal park promenade with benches and natural landscaping. This section offers relaxing views of the beach and passive recreational opportunities. Main walkways are twelve feet wide, while secondary paths are eight feet wide.
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Click the separate tabs below to learn about the three unique sections of the downtown Myrtle Beach Boardwalk, stretching from the 2nd Avenue Pier to the 14th Avenue Pier

North Section
Central Section
South Section

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North Section 10th Avenue North to 14th Avenue North

Central Section 8th Avenue North to 10th Avenue North

South Section 2nd Avenue North to 8th Avenue North

To Exit an Album Click the 'X' in the Top Right Corner of Any Photo

EVENTS

Events/Main

Oktoberfest 2011

Upcoming Main Events...
Use the Scroll Bars to browse eventsSt. Patricks Day CelebrationMarch 17, 2012Promoter: Oceanfront Merchants Associationwww.mbdowntownstpats.comHot Summer NightsJune 1-September 30, 2012Promoter: Oceanfront Merchants Associationwww.downtownmyrtlebeach.comOktoberfest CelebrationOctober 13, 2012Promoter: Oceanfront Merchants Associationwww.myrtlebeachoktoberfest.com

Photos of Past Events
St. Pats Day2011Oktoberfest2011, 2010, 2009Memorial Day2011, 20104th of July2011, 2010Coastal Uncorked2011Boardwalk Groundbreaking Boardwalk Grand OpeningClassic Cars in Plyler ParkNBC's Biggest LoserMyrtle's MarketMillitary Appreciation DayVietnam War MemorialThe Traveling Partriot Flag9/11 Stair ClimbSnow in Myrtle

PROJECTS

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BUSINESS

Boulevard & Avenues

Kings Hwy

Broadway / 5 Points

All Listings

DRC District

Boulevard & Avenues
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Available Space

for Rent / Sale

9th Ave North

316, 204, 314

Chester Street

Chester&9thN, Chester&5thN, Chester&2ndN

Ocean Boulevard

707A

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316 9th Ave N

Chester St and 9th Ave N

314 9th Ave N

204 9th Ave N

5th Ave N and Chester St

707A Ocean Boulevard

Chester and 2nd Ave N

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DRC District

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Kings Hwy

Available Space

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North Kings Hwy

1106, 1208, 221, 1stAveN&Kings, 12thAveN& Kings

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1st Ave N and Kings Hwy

1106 N Kings Hwy

1208 N Kings Hwy

12th Ave. N and NorthKings Hwy

212 N Kings Hwy

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Broadway / 5 Points
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Available Space

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Broadway Street

804, 606

Oak Street

Oak Street&8thN

Main Street

803, 815, 714

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815 Main St

8th Ave N and Oak Street

804 Broadway

606 Broadway

803 Main St

714 Main St

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DRC District

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If you have an available space in the DRC district please

All Listings

Available Space

for Rent / Sale

Broadway Street

804, 606

Oak Street

Oak Street&8thN

Main Street

803, 815, 714

9th Ave North

316, 204, 314

Chester Street

Chester&9thN, Chester&5thN, Chester&2ndN

Ocean Boulevard

707A

North Kings Hwy

1106, 1208, 221, 1stAveN&Kings, 12thAveN& Kings

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DRC District

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DRC District
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PARKING

Parking Downtown...

Tips for Parking at Public Spaces :

While at a parking space, instructions and rates for parking will be displayed directly on the meter.

Pay stations can be found by following the green and white arrows located on or beside pay-to-park spaces. Please be sure to carefully read all instructions on pay station and to properly display your receipt.

The City of Myrtle Beach and Downtown Redevelopment Corporation are not responsible for any damaged or lost property.

"Where Can I Park?"

There are many on-street and streetend spaces conveniently located throughout the Downtown area.

The Pavilion Parking Garage, located on the corner of 9th Avenue N and North Kings Hwy, is the largest parking facility in Downtown Myrtle Beach. The parking deck has 5 floors of parking (4 weather sheltered floors and 1 open roof-top floor). Located in the heart of Downtown, this garage serves as an ideal location to park all day or just a few hours. The garage is open year-round and includes an on-site office for assistance. Also available are discounted weekly passes, monthly employee passes, and oversized vehicle spaces. The Parking Office telphone is 843-626-7275 for more information.

The Buchanan Boardwalk surface lot is located at 6th Avenue N and Ocean Boulevard.

Other privately owned lots can be found in the Downtown area.

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General Contacts

Get Involved

General Contacts

Main Contacts

David A. Sebok

Executive Director

Myrtle Beach Downtown Redevelopment Corporation

P.O Drawer 2468

Myrtle Beach, SC 29575-2468

dsebok_cityofmyrtlebeach.com

843-918-1065 office

843-446-7775 mobile

843-918-1083 fax

Kori Brett McKeithan

Executive Assistant

Myrtle Beach Downtown Redevelopment Corporation

P.O Drawer 2468

Myrtle Beach, SC 29575-2468

843-918-1055 office

843-450-6416 mobile

843-918-1083 fax

Board of Directors

Jay Bultz

James W. Apple, Jr.

Mike Hussey

Tom Leath

Chuck Martino

Karon Mitchell

Peter MacIntyre

Debby Brooks

Keith Compton

Taylor Damonte

Michael Guthrie

Get Involved

GODDESS Of The SEA

The Goddess Of The Sea will be a larger-than-life bronze sculpture heroically standing in Downtown Myrtle Beach. She will serve as an icon to celebrate the exciting, majestic, and playful oceanside spirit of Downtown Myrtle Beach and the Boardwalk.

Donation checks can be made out to:

Myrtle Beach Downtown Public Art Initiative, Inc.

Contact info:

Jay Bultz

417 79th Ave. N., Suite A

Myrtle Beach, SC 29572

843-626-2006 (work)

843-839-9496 (fax)

BultzLaw_aol.com

By Nationally Renowned Artist

Kristen Visbal

LINKS

Check these links below for more information on our colleagues and sponsors.

City of Myrtle Beach
Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce
Downtown Redevelopment Corporation
Oceanfront Merchants Association

5 Points Association

Coast RTA Bus Transportation

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Thank you for your intrest in visisting the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk. Please click on the area of the Boulevard you are located to find the bus schedule, map, and rates near you. Check RideCoastRTA.com for more bus routes in the Myrtle Beach area.

VIRTUAL TOUR

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GODDESS OF
THE SEA

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1418 #rd Avenue Conway, SC 29526

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843-488-0865

Goddess of the Sea

GODDESS Of The SEA

A larger-than-life bronze sculpture heroically standing 19 feet high in Downtown Myrtle Beach

Goddess of the Sea
ObjectiveTo encourage a diverse range of fine arts with emphasis in art, music, literature, drama, and dance and all cultural expressions and experiences reflecting Myrtle Beachs identity and sense of place.Mission StatementTo plan for and support the arts and cultural activities throughout the community. Provide programs, exhibits and services that will bring cultural awareness to our community.To promote and enrich existing arts and cultural opportunities and seek new arts and cultural possibilities.Foster relationships with other existing organizations and develop cooperation with an expanded network of all Arts and Cultural groups in the Myrtle Beach area.Integrate arts and culture into Myrtle Beachs civic prioritiesVisionThrough the arts, we share the highest achievements of every culture and find a universal language which permits communication among all people. The goal is to encourage and support the arts for and with the residents of Myrtle Beach.

Help this project become a reality
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Questions? Contact Jay Bultz
843-626-2006 BultzLaw_aol.com