With more than 60 miles of beach and surf to enjoy during the day, as well parks, wildlife preserves, Brookgreen and Vereen Memorial Gardens, theme parks and attractions for the entire family, and nearly a hundred pristine golf courses, Myrtle Beach and the greater Grand Strand is a veritable playground by the sea.

When the sun goes down, however, there's still tons of fun to be had at one of the many area nightclubs, dinner theatres, karaoke bars, and live concert venues.

If you love live music, there are many restaurants who provide the talent of local and regional bands and artists for you to enjoy; there are also a multitude of nightclubs at Broadway at the Beach featuring, among other things, dueling pianos, live bands, karaoke and dance floors.

If you're wanting to see internationally known musicians, the House of Blues at Barefoot Landing is one of Myrtle Beach's largest venues, playing host to high-profile talent every month of the year.

Another popular club is Comedy Cabana in the Restaurant Row section on the north end of Myrtle Beach.

Other popular Myrtle Beach nightspots include the Alabama Theater, Legends in Concert, Calvin Gilmore's Carolina Opry, 2001, Broadway Louie's, Club Boca, and many, many more that offer a variety of entertainment experiences.

Popular with locals and visitors alike is the Spanish Galleon in the Ocean Drive section of North Myrtle Beach, as well as the Karma Teen Nightlife (for under 21 crowd) in downtown Myrtle Beach.

Wherever your inclinations lie, when the sun begins to go down you can rest assured that Myrtle Beach has all of the trappings to keep your interest going until the wee hours. Affordable and fun, the Grand Strand clubs provide enough entertainment and excitement to keep millions of visitors returning year after year.