Hi everyone! I'm Caryn (Jeff's wife).
I'm taking on the blog submission for today as my small contribution to the BRG Team.
There is a flurry of behind-the-scenes work going on (as well as the day-to-day work of selling homes)
and the Team is working, working, working to get this launch underway.
So forgive them, and bear with ME - just for a little bit.
They'll be posting like mad soon. VERY SOON.
For now, let's talk about the obvious.
The Spring Fever that began as a tiny itch for all of us may now be classified as full epidemic status
since the calendar flipped to March 1.
Windows were thrown open, shorts were pulled from the drawer, mass cleaning ensued,
and Riley even walked around barefoot in the backyard.
(You should have seen her face as she discovered the feel of cold grass under her bare little feet - priceless.)
But I digress.
Myrtle Beach is the BEST place for Spring. Not only is the weather totally sublime,
but there is just so much to do here.
And to really kick off Spring comes Saint Patrick's Day, and all the events that go with it!
Here are just a few events for you to choose from:
Ocean Boulevard Saint Patrick's Day Celebration
March 12th, 2pm to 11pm
Between 8th and 11th Avenues North, Myrtle Beach
There will be vendors with authentic Irish food and drink, a Kids Zone, games, contests, and fireworks.
Plus several bands including Days of the New and Sister Hazel will be performing!
Admission is free.
After-party at Bumstead's Pub
23rd Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade and Festival
Saturday, March 12th, 9am to 4pm
Main Street, North Myrtle Beach
A parade of green down Main Street, followed by a street festival hosting over one hundred arts and crafts booths, food vendors, and two stages with continuous musical entertainment.
Kids will enjoy their own area full fo rides and games.
Admission is free.
2nd Annual Irish Fest
March 12th, noon to 5pm.
The Market Common at Valor Park
There will be lots of Irish beer selections, and facepainting and games for the kids!
Admission is free.
If you're more interested in green beer and drink specials, Myrtle Beach has a bunch of
Irish themed bars and pubs.
Try your luck (get it - luck - St. Patrick's Day - haaa) at:
Handley's in Carolina Forest, Blarney Stones at Broadway at the Beach, Finn McCools on Lake Arrowhead Road, or Molly Darcy's Irish Pub and Restaurant on Ocean Boulevard in North Myrtle Beach, just to name a few! You're sure to have a good time!
Happy Spring to you all, and keep checking back for more posts from the Beach Realty Group!
In the mean time, go "like" Beach Realty Group on Facebook. www.facebook.com/BeachRealtyGroup
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