Indigo Farms has been a community staple since the 1980s, when O.K. and Mary Bellamy first opened the on-farm market to share the produce grown on their land. Today, the farm is still very much a family effort, now run by their son Sam, his wife Sarah, and granddaughter Sallie with her husband AJ.
The farm spans fields, forested areas, and wetlands—about 14 acres of cultivated land—with a focus on sustainable, environmentally mindful growing. While not USDA-certified organic, Indigo Farms relies heavily on organically based methods, aiming to improve the soil, promote beneficial insects and wildlife, and deliver fresh, nutrient-dense food.
Not everything in the market is grown on-site—the family also sources from trusted regional farms to offer seasonal favorites like South Carolina peaches and North Carolina mountain apples. What you will always find, though, is food grown with care, respect for the land, and a deep sense of tradition.
The Waccamaw Market Cooperative (WMC) is a nonprofit that manages community farmer’s markets across Horry and Georgetown Counties. Working with Clemson Cooperative Extension and local partners, WMC connects communities with fresh, locally grown food. Beyond shopping, these markets support local economies, provide low-risk business opportunities for vendors, and act as vibrant gathering places where neighbors from all backgrounds can connect.
Brookgreen Gardens brings art, nature, and history together like nowhere else. Since 1931, it’s been a cultural landmark for our community—recognized nationally as a premier garden, accredited by leading museum and zoo associations, and honored as a National Historic Landmark.
With daily tours, programs, and exhibits for all ages, there’s always something new to discover. Whether you explore on your own or join a guided walk, Brookgreen is ever-changing—and always amazing.
The Chamber is dedicated to making the region an even better place to live, work, and play. Known for its commitment to community leadership and economic development, the organization fosters growth and connection through service, innovation, and collaboration.
Providing free, non-profit emergency medical care to all residents of North Myrtle Beach and the North Strand since 1958, dedicated to serving the community in times of need.
In 1985, Yachts for Tots embarked on its journey with just three dedicated organizers. Over the years, our crew has grown to include a committed team of local residents who share a sincere passion for uniting the boating community to make a positive impact on the children of Horry County.
This is a Non-Profit Organization that helps individuals and families residing primarily in the Southeastern North Carolina and Northeastern South Carolina geographic areas who are experiencing financial difficulties arising as a result of cancer or other catastrophic circumstances. They also support other charitable organizations providing aid to such individuals and families.
Make plans to visit North Myrtle Beach during holidays and special events. Stay with Grand Strand Vacations in a condo or beach house. Call us and let us know when you are coming to the beach and let us find you the perfect place to stay.
We are proud to work with 94.9 The Surf, the City of North Myrtle Beach and Carolina Outdoor Power Equipment to bring you the Ocean Drive Beach Music the first Saturday in May. Enjoy a day in the sun with live music and Surf DJs. Bring your own cooler and chairs.
The City of NMB offers lots of events throughout the year. Be sure to check out this calendar for some of the events sponsored and presented by the city of North Myrtle Beach.