Barefoot Landing Myrtle Beach SC

Barefoot Landing Myrtle Beach SC. It is more than just a favorite shopping center for many— it’s a destination with scenic views, diverse stores, dining, entertainment, and a village-like walkable layout that makes shopping enjoyable and memorable. Myrtle Beach isn’t just famous for its  golf courses you will love its dining, shopping and entertainment.

Barefoot Landing isn’t just one store — it’s a large outdoor shopping complex with dozens of boutiques, national retailers, specialty shops, souvenir stores, coastal apparel, jewelry, and unique gift shops. You’ll find everything from beachwear and accessories to handmade goods and local finds all in one place.

You’ll find national brands mixed with local boutiques — so you can pick up popular items and unique coastal-themed gifts you might not find elsewhere. It’s great for souvenirs or special finds.

After (or during) shopping, you can enjoy a wide range of food options right there — from casual bites to waterfront dining. Many restaurants have patio seating and views of the water.

• Live music and festivals

Each spring, Barefoot Landing hosts a Spring Live Music Series on the Dockside Village Stage, featuring local and regional artists playing a variety of musical styles. These performances typically take place:

• Friday evenings and Saturday afternoons

• Throughout the spring season

• Often free to attend with lawn chairs provided or bring your own

It’s a great way to enjoy music while you explore shops, grab dinner, or relax by the water with friends and family.

Performances at the Alabama Theatre

For most of the year (roughly February through October), the Alabama Theatre presents a flagship production called ICONIC. It’s a high-energy, family-friendly variety show featuring:

• Music spanning country, rock, pop, and gospel

• Professional dancers and vocalists

• Comedy and visual effects

• Broadway-style staging and lighting 🎭
  This show celebrates music and coastal culture and is one of the theatre’s signature annual attractions.

Audience members often mention it’s a fun night for all ages — lively, upbeat, and a good “break” from typical vaudeville or tribute shows.

Concerts at the House of Blues

House of Blues also routinely offers free live music “on The Deck” — an outdoor stage area — especially during warmer months. These performances are typically:

• Free to attend

• Held in the early evening

• Featuring local and regional bands covering a variety of styles (rock, blues, originals, cover sets)

• Accompanied by food and drinks from the on-site Smokehouse restaurant/lounge

This outdoor vibe adds a festival-like atmosphere during summer nights, with people dancing, eating, and enjoying waterfront views.

• Attractions like Alligator Adventure