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Seedbrary

Borrow a variety of seeds from our new seed collection located on the first floor in the library lobby. Use our seeds to plant your own flowers, fruits, vegetables, and herbs. We have over 200+ varieties in our collection to choose from. Limit 6 packs per day. For more information, see below.

Digital Reel

Thanks to a generous grant from the Chapin Foundation, the Library is pleased to introduce a new searchable database of local historical newspapers called Digital Reel, now available for in-library use. This funding has enabled us to digitize our collection of The Sun News and other early Myrtle Beach newspapers, covering 1938-2017. Patrons and staff can now easily access these valuable resources with keyword search options for research and personal use.

→ BEGIN YOUR SEARCH ←
(Inside Library Only)

Storywalk

A StoryWalk® is an innovative way to get people of all ages out walking while reading children's picture books. Visit one the locations below, take a walk with your family, and read and follow the prompts on each story page.

Futrell Park
And Then Comes Summer
by Tom Brenner
"From flip-flops and hide and seek to fireworks and ice-cream trucks, there is something for everyone in this bright and buoyant celebration of the summer season."

Savannah’s Playground
I am a Bird
by Dana Walrath
"A boy and his father enjoy a day at the beach and see how things are connected, as a bird that can fly leads to a fly that will land, that leads to land stretching to the sea."

It All Began with Lemonade Claire Chapin Epps Family YMCA
It Began with Lemonade
by Gideon Sterer
"A young girl struggles to find a space for her lemonade stand in her crowded city and ultimately sets up shop at a river where she serves a menagerie of wildlife and fantastical creatures."