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Events & Things to Do for Labor Day 2025 in Myrtle Beach
Many people flock to Myrtle Beach during Labor Day weekend as a last summer hurrah since a majority of visitors have a long weekend for the holiday. And, while many people may think there isn’t much to do around town since summer is winding down, that couldn’t be any further from the truth!
Check out these things to do for Labor Day in Myrtle Beach:
Go to the Beach!
Of course, going to the beach is at the top of this list! Celebrate Labor Day by relaxing by the ocean on the beautiful sandy beaches of the Grand Strand. Whether you spend your days lying out in the sun, splashing around in the water, fishing, or trying your hand at a variety of watersports, there is no better place to be during this holiday weekend.
Fireworks
A great celebration always calls for fireworks! Catch Labor Day Weekend fireworks at the following places:
•Barefoot Landing – September 1 at 10 pm
•Broadway at the Beach – August 31 at 10 pm
Broadway at the Beach Labor Day Weekend Entertainment
1325 Celebrity Circle, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
Join Broadway at the Beach for their Labor Day Weekend nightly entertainment. Here is the schedule of events for the weekend:
Friday, August 29th
- Strolling Costumed Stilt Walkers: 7pm to 9pm
- Stilt Walker w/Marionette: 7pm to 9pm
- Juggling Comedy Duo: 7pm to 9pm
Saturday, August 30th
- Next Level Vocal Performances: 6pm to 9pm
- Strolling Costumed Stilt Walkers: 7pm to 9pm
- Fire Dancer: 7pm to 9pm
Sunday, August 31st
- Next Level Vocal Performances: 6pm to 9pm
- Character Meet & Greets: 7pm to 9pm
- Over the Moon Variety Show: 8pm & 9pm
Myrtle Beach Mustang Week
Myrtle Beach Mustang Week kicks off on Labor Day and will take place from September 1-6, 2025. Tons of Mustang fans make their way to Myrtle Beach each year for this fun festival which features – you guessed it – all things Ford Mustang! Enjoy car shows, meet and greets, cruise-ins, and more. The kickoff party will take place on Labor Day from 4pm to 8pm at The Landing at the Boathouse.
Visit a Waterpark
Labor Day weekend is the last chance to visit Myrtle Waves. This family-friendly waterpark is home to a variety of waterslides as well as pools, wave pools, lazy rivers, and more. There are also a few hotels with waterparks which allow guests to enjoy the fun of a waterpark throughout the entirety of their stay.
State Parks
Visiting the local state parks is always a good idea while you’re in town. Myrtle Beach State Park is a wonderful place to relax by the beach, have a picnic in an oceanfront shelter, go camping, or visit the pier for fishing or sightseeing. On the other hand, you have Huntington Beach State Park, which provides guests with unbeatable lowcountry beauty. Visit Huntington Beach State Park and enjoy camping as well as a long stretch of beach, picnic areas with charcoal grills, and walking paths where guests can see the marsh (with lots of wildlife) up close. Perhaps the biggest attraction at Huntington Beach, though, is Atalaya, which is the remains of an old castle which used to be the home of Archer M. Huntington and his wife, Anna Hyatt Huntington of Brookgreen Gardens.
