The future of Broadway Street will be shaped by the people who know it best.

The Myrtle Beach Downtown Alliance is inviting residents, business owners and community members to participate in a series of public meetings focused on the revitalization of the Broadway Street corridor. The meetings are an opportunity for the community to share ideas, ask questions and help identify priorities as planning continues.

The first meeting will be a listening session, giving attendees the chance to learn more about the Myrtle Beach Downtown Alliance, ask questions and discuss the organization's role in downtown revitalization. The remaining meetings will gather feedback that will help guide future planning efforts.

All meetings will be held at Gallery 320, located at 320 Broadway St., Myrtle Beach.

Meeting schedule:

• Wednesday, July 29, noon to 2 p.m. – Listening Session
• Thursday, July 30, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
• Wednesday, Aug. 5, 2 to 4 p.m.
• Thursday, Aug. 6, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
• Monday, Aug. 10, 10 a.m. to noon

Strong communities are built through collaboration, and public input plays an important role in shaping projects that affect residents, businesses and visitors alike. These meetings provide an opportunity for the community to help influence the future of one of downtown Myrtle Beach's key corridors.

Whether you live downtown, own a business, work nearby or simply care about the future of Myrtle Beach, your ideas and feedback can help inform the next steps in the revitalization process.

The Myrtle Beach Downtown Alliance encourages everyone with an interest in Broadway Street's future to attend a meeting and be part of the conversation.

Collaborate 2031 is calling on residents across Horry County to help shape a unified, forward-looking strategic plan for the region. The initiative is designed to align priorities and create a shared vision for long-term economic growth and quality of life.

Community input will play a central role in identifying key opportunities, challenges, and priorities. By gathering feedback from those who live and work in the region, the plan aims to reflect a broad and inclusive perspective on the county’s future.

This effort represents a collaborative approach to planning—bringing together leaders, organizations, and residents to ensure the strategy is both actionable and representative of the community it serves.