09/17/2026
Never miss a thing in Myrtle Beach! This weekend we’re super excited about these events:
🍇 SeptemberFest + Duplin Winery Grape Stomp — Saturday, Sept. 19, 12–5 PM
Barefoot Landing, North Myrtle Beach
This is probably my #1 pick for you. SeptemberFest includes the annual Duplin Winery Grape Stomp, where you can actually get into a barrel and stomp grapes, along with live music and vendors. It's easy to combine with restaurants, bars and shopping around Barefoot Landing.
🍺 Crooktoberfest — Saturday, Sept. 19
Crooked Hammock Brewery at Barefoot Landing
Conveniently, this is happening alongside SeptemberFest. Expect an Oktoberfest-style atmosphere with seasonal beers, German-inspired food, live music, stein-hoisting and games. This makes Barefoot Landing the place I'd spend much of Saturday.
💃 SOS Fall Migration — Sept. 18–27
Main Street/Ocean Drive, North Myrtle Beach
One of the Grand Strand's classic adult social events. Thousands of Carolina S**g enthusiasts come to North Myrtle Beach for live beach music, dancing, parties and s**g lessons. Much of the action centers around Main Street and longtime s**g clubs such as Fat Harold's, Ducks and OD Arcade.
🎸 Sounds of Summer Concert — Friday, Sept. 18, 7–9 PM
North Myrtle Beach Park & Sports Complex
Shotguns & Roses, a Guns N' Roses tribute band, performs the final Sounds of Summer concert of the season. Admission is free, and concessions/light refreshments are available.
Best for: A free outdoor live show before heading somewhere else for drinks afterward.
⭐ What I'd do
Start at SeptemberFest/Duplin Grape Stomp → walk over to Crooktoberfest for German food and seasonal beer → dinner at Barefoot Landing → head to Main Street/Ocean Drive for the SOS Fall Migration and live beach music that night.
That gives you wine + food + beer festival + live music + dancing + nightlife all in one day without spending a lot of time driving.
There's also an adults-only option Friday night at GTS Theatre, which advertises an 18+ comedy magic show during the 2026 season.