A themed scavenger / escape challenge for locals & visitors.

Get ready for possibly the most exciting outdoor scavenger hunt you'll ever experience! Step in the shoes of the assistant of a real detective and try to stop a powerful secret group from taking over the world. Work together with the Detective to find hidden clues scattered in the most iconic spots in your city, decipher encrypted messages and piece together the evidence to reveal the secret plans of the Kingmakers and save the humanity.

This isn't your typical scavenger hunt - it's half detective story, half puzzle adventure, and 100% fun. Bring your friends and see if you can work together without suspecting each other!

Smooth tunes and beach vibes. Have a groovy time at 2501 N Kings Hwy, Myrtle Beach, SC October 17-19, 2025

Through the weekend, these shows are active at local venues like the Greg Rowles Legacy Theatre.

The Market Common always has weekend happenings — from artisan vendors to live music.

Sat. Oct 18 at the CF Rec Center (2254 CF Blvd) from 10am-4pm.

Monthly Lunch Finale on October 21st at CKs Bistro. Lunch attendees will enjoy a pre-set menu crafted for UNCommon Meet & Eat Monthly Lunch by Chef Kevin of CKs Bistro/Market Common. Kiwanis Myrtle Beach will be guest non-profit speaker representing Phoenix Renaissance Racepath Community Center with special guest speakers. Come learn more about what's happening in your City from some of the greatest people we know.

Presenting will be Ms. Anne Myers, representing Kiwanis Myrtle Beach who will introduce Racepath Community Center leadership, Dr. Karen Vassell, VP of Community Relations and Akeem Hemingway, Program Director.

Also, in The Market Common area:

Nostalgia & Landmark Status: Because it's historic and locally known, it draws in tourists wanting a “local experience.”

Iconic “challenge” menu: The Peaches Challenge gives people something to talk about and share on social media.

Casual & fun: It’s not fine dining, so the expectations match the style.

It’s not upscale — if someone is looking for fine dining, this won’t compete but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t check it out. Just the opposite. It’s worth it even with the limited menu. It’s simple but perfect for the beach. Since it’s a small, casual place, wait times might get long during peak hours.

It was one of those perfect Myrtle Beach afternoons — blue sky, a light breeze, and the distant sound of a band warming up near the Boardwalk. I had just picked up a basket of golden fried shrimp from a local food truck, found a spot on the seawall, and thought, “This is the life.”

That’s when I made my first mistake.
I looked away.

In the blink of an eye, a blur of white wings swooped in like a dive bomber. A seagull, easily the size of a small child… snatched a shrimp right out of my basket! It didn’t stop there though. Within seconds, its feathery friends joined in, and suddenly I was in a full-on avian heist.

Tourists and locals stared at me as if I were see-through… One guy started filming. A little kid yelled, “GET HIM, SEAGULL!” like I was the villain in this story. I tried to guard my lunch like it was the last treasure on earth — arms flailing, fries flying — and I swear one gull laughed.

When the chaos cleared, I was down four shrimp, a little pride, and now part of a dozen people’s vacation videos titled something like:

As I sat there eating my last lonely fry, another gull landed a few feet away, tilted its head, and squawked — like it was thanking me for the tip.

So here’s the lesson, friends: if you’re eating on the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk, guard your shrimp like your reputation depends on it. Because around here, the seagulls don’t share — they steal.