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House of Blues Myrtle Beach opened in 1997 and is located along the White Pointe Swash stretch of the ocean, thought to have been a favorite hiding spot for famous pirates such as Edward "Blackbeard" Teach and Anne Bonney. Home to unique pieces of folk art by Jimmy Lee Sudduth and Ruth Mae McCrane, the House of Blues Myrtle Beach was built to resemble a Southern farmhouse with adjoining tobacco warehouse......

While South Carolina's Myrtle Beach has been one of America's favorite getaways for decades, the Medieval Times Myrtle Beach castle offers a different kind of historical escape. Romance, thrilling medieval competitions and no-holds-barred combat capture the audience's imagination, transporting them to 11th century Spain to enjoy a royal feast and an authentic jousting tournament. Our knights, wenches and serfs make it easy to get the royal treatment......

Celebrate the Pirate Spirit at Myrtle Beach's Most Fun Place to Eat, Pirates Voyage Dinner & Show. Led by Captain Blackbeard and his Quartermaster Calico Jack, the Crimson and Sapphire crews capture your imagination with their bold stunts on land, on deck, in water and high above full-sized pirate ships in a 15-foot deep indoor lagoon. This season is highlighted by new aerial and acrobatic acts, including a stunning performance in which two pirate captains soar together on silk ropes. With gunfire, sword fights, cannon blasts, live sea lions, mermaids and a four-course pirate feast, Pirates Voyage is sure to give you memories of a lifetime. Call now to make reservations at (800) 433-4401 or book online......