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Myrtle Beach Art in the Park 2026: October 10–11 Guide

Plan Art in the Park at Myrtle Beach Market Common, October 10–11, 2026: 70 artist tents, free entry, hours and original work.

Conceptual Myrtle Beach Valor Park art show with paintings, pottery and artist tents
Original conceptual image for the 2026 Myrtle Beach Art in the Park 2026 guide; not a photograph of the event.

Art in the Park returns to Valor Park at The Market Common on October 10 and 11, featuring original visual art and craft by participating makers.

Plan your visit

  • When: Saturday and Sunday, October 10–11, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. both days.
  • Where: Valor Park at The Market Common, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
  • Admission: Free, according to The Market Common’s event listing.
  • Artists: The tourism listing describes more than 70 artist tents.
  • Media: Painting, sculpture, wood, photography, jewelry, fiber, glass, metal, pottery and mixed media.

The Waccamaw Arts & Crafts Guild confirms dates and original-work rules; The Market Common lists free entry and hours.

Original art in Valor Park

The guild accepts original visual art and high-quality reproductions of an artist’s own work, while excluding resale goods. The result is a show centered on work made by the exhibitors.

The Market Common setting makes this an easy visit for local collectors and travelers. Take time to compare media, meet artists and learn the stories behind pieces that stand out.

Plan a short, focused visit

Both days close at 4 p.m. Begin with a full circuit of the tents, then return for conversations or purchases. The show is part of a seasonal series, but this guide covers the October weekend only.

Before you go

Check the guild’s event page for current artist and weather information before travel.

Advance guide based on organizer information checked October 5, 2026. The featured image is original conceptual editorial art and does not document this event or participating artists’ work.

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