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H ear great music per-
formed by the Grand Strand’s own profes- sional Long Bay Symphony. Concerts range from classical to light classical to pops to family-orient- ed repertoire.
Give your children a chance to learn and explore interactive exhibits at The Children’s Museum of South Carolina. The museum’s commitment to education and fun promises a great day for the kids and their parents.
The Franklin G. Burroughs and Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum, an off-the- beaten-path treasure of Myrtle Beach, is open Tuesday through Sun-
day with special exhibits and events throughout the
year.
Brookgreen Gardens deserves at least a full day to explore. The outdoor sculpture garden and
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Love great music, fine art and thoughtful cultural exhibits? Look no fur- ther than your favorite vacation spot for an afternoon at the symphony or a day in one of the area’s many unique museums. The Grand Strand’s burgeoning cultural arts scene is alive and well, offering quality perfor- mances, exhibits and experiences throughout the year.
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zoo is a National Historic Landmark with the most significant collection of figurative sculpture in an outdoor setting by American artists in the world. Just across the street lies Huntington Beach State Park, home of Atalya Castle and one of the coun- try’s best spots for birding.
Small, eclectic and wonderful art galleries are found throughout our area filled with the work of talented lo- cal artists, and during the fall each year, arts and craft shows are found almost every weekend.
Famous financier Ber- nard Baruch once enter- tained the likes of Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt at his home on Hobcaw Barony. His daughter, Belle, left the 17,500 acre estate for research in forestry and marine biology by South Carolina universities. Tours are available daily—watch for the wild turkeys that answer to honking horns!
Fill your mind with the Grand Strand’s beauty and charm of yesterday and today!
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