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The City Of Halloween, South Carolina

Every October the City of Conway South Carolina transforms into the official City of Halloween.

Sign reading 'City of Halloween, South Carolina' with a moon and bat imagery.

The city goes all in at spooky by displaying elaborate decorations , in the historic area along the Waccamaw River. The first thing you may notice are the iconic pumpkins in the trees.

A street view featuring a tree decorated with Jack-o'-lanterns, a skeleton sitting on a bench, and a nearby building with a green awning. Orange traffic cones are placed along the sidewalk.

Everywhere you look, and that includes up and down, you can expect bone chilling fun and activities.

You may pass celebrities and friends along the way , while the ghost busters hang around to assure a family friendly outing.

Four ghost-themed Halloween decorations resembling ghostbusters, holding equipment, stand in a yard with a green ghost figure and a tombstone.

Some of the events during the month include:

  • Outdoor movie nights
  • Vendor and craft markets
  • Candlelight concerts
  • Coffin races
  • Ghost walks
A young person stands in front of a festive archway that reads 'Town Green,' with a large jack-o'-lantern and Halloween decorations in the background at an outdoor event.
Town square market

Are you scared yet? If not keep scrolling ………

The Halloween celebration in Conway South Carolina draws over 450,000 visitors over the month of October. The city and the boo-crew make exceptional to accommodate everyone by rerouting the traffic pattern, providing free shuttles, and a designated ADA parking area. For more information about the event or restaurants and lodging click here.

One more thing before I fly away, shall we dance?

Conway South Carolina is located 15 miles NW of Myrtle Beach.

Thanks for stopping by 🙂

Alice DeForest

Enjoying my retirement plan of gallivanting from one place to another. I’m inviting you to tag along to explore Coastal Georgia, South Carolina and beyond.

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