Myrtle Beach Holiday Planning Guide

tertaining more than 16 million fans in 15 countries. Now in its thirteenth season in Myrtle Beach, Legends in Concert is the only theater in the area dedicated to tribute shows. The Holiday line-up is as star-studded as a southern sky on a clear night. Legends’ audiences will thrill to crooner Bing Crosby singing “White Christmas,” along with tribute performances of Johnny Cash, Marilyn Monroe, the Blues Brothers, and Elvis. The Holiday show is really two shows in one, since the performers entertain with their signature songs that made them famous—and also delight the audience with favorite holiday classics. They perform solos, duets, and in concert with the entire cast. The 2008 Holiday Show will be performed November 1 through New Year’s Eve, with regular evening performances throughout the week and select matinees on Tuesdays and Saturdays. For legends in concert group information, call 800-955-3436 or visit the website at www.legendsinconcert.com. medieval Times dinner & TournamenT Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament will provide groups with the magic of the Holiday Season, showcasing performances that transport the audience back in time hundreds of years to the 11th Century. Premiering in 2008! An entirely new live production, which was more than two years in the making, includes audience favorites such as live jousting, swordplay, horsemanship, romance, and falconry. Blending a two-hour live performance with a dinner feast served in a castle-inspired arena, the show encourages spectators to cheer for one of six “Knights of the Realm” named after historic regions of medieval Spain. Many all-new elements, including script, lighting, chore- ography, battlefield scenes, dressage, and soundtrack, performed by the Czech Film Orchestra, make the performance aweinspiring. Dressage, performed by Andalusian Stallions, is the equestrian version of ballet—as beautiful as a dance could be. Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament, launched in Majorca Spain in 1973, has become an enduring international favorite. For Medieval times dinner & tournament group information, call 800-935-6878 or visit the website at www.medievaltimes.com. scent of pine boughs hangs in the air and poinsettias are everywhere. Holiday elves from the North and South poles compete in a friendly rivalry. And Santa arrives right on cue atop his authentic sleigh. dolly ParTon’s dixie sTamPede Audiences are likely to fall in love with the Christmas season all over again at Dolly Parton’s Dixie Stampede Dinner & Show. The holiday extravaganza includes the old fashioned favorites from jingling bells, hoof-beats of horses, falling snow, twinkling lights, and favorite holiday songs. The The grand finale focuses on the Christmas story with a living nativity, complete with angels on high and the three kings riding on camels following the star on the way to Bethlehem. For dixie Stampede group information, call 800-433-4401 or visit the website at www.dixiestampede.com. www.VisitMyrtleBeach.com 5 http://www.LegendsInConcert.com http://www.medievaltimes.com http://www.dixiestampede.com http://www.legendsinconcert.com http://www.legendsinconcert.com http://www.VisitMyrtleBeach.com

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