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Myrtle Beach's TIGERS Preservation Station

Posted Mon, Jun 8th 2009, 5:23

Learn about wildlife at TIGERS Preservation Station located in Barefoot Landing in North Myrtle Beach. A learning experience more than a show, the time you spend here will be memorable. See how these beautiful animals live true to their nature yet educate the public about their species. Open until October 3rd. Hours vary (call 843.361.4552). More information about this rare combination of nature and exhibit is available at www.TigerFriends.com.

Myrtle Beach's TIGERS Preservation Station

Posted Mon, Jun 8th 2009, 7:15

Learn about wildlife at TIGERS Preservation Station located in Barefoot Landing in North Myrtle Beach. A learning experience more than a show, the time you spend here will be memorable. See how these beautiful animals live true to their nature yet educate the public about their species. Open until October 3rd. Hours vary (call 843.361.4552). More information about this rare combination of nature and exhibit is available at www.TigerFriends.com.

Ready for Some Golf?

Posted Wed, Jun 10th 2009, 5:03

There's really no place better than South Carolina for year-round golf, and you're always sure to find a tournament or two going on here anytime of the year. Little River, just a quick drive up 17 North from the Prince Resort, hosts its 4th Annual Little River Open Golf Tournament on June 20th. With a $60 entry fee, ($200 for four) you get greens fee, a gift bag, lunch, and prizes. More information at www.littleriverchamber.org/golf-tournament.html.

Oyster Bay Golf Links

Posted Fri, Jun 12th 2009, 4:51

Created by Legends' developer Larry Young and architect Dan Maples several during the 1980's, before the Grand Strand building boom, Oyster Bay Golf Links has been a consistent favorite ever since. With a pro shop, full bar, grill, and Bermuda putting green, the course makes a fun day out. Go early for the shade, unique oyster shell landscaping, and island greens. Don't forget to study the yardage card, either. (Photo by NorthMyrtleBeachOnline.com)

The Music Goes On All Summer Long!

Posted Mon, Jun 15th 2009, 5:01

Spend summer '09 with The Sounds of Summer Concert Series, every third Friday of each month through September 18th at McLean Park in North Myrtle Beach -- Jazztrack on June 19, Mark Roberts and the Breeze on July 17, Super Glide Band on August 21, and the Craig Woolard Band on September 18. Safe and fun, each 2-hour concert begins at 7pm and is FREE!



 

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