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Renata Parker

Greenville
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Travel Journalist & Culinary Explorer for TALK Magazine, Guilty Pleasures Columnist for Destinations Downtown Magazine
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Plates Worth The Drive: Must-trys in North Myrtle Beach Original

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By Renata Parker
| TALK Greenville Magazine Verified
North Myrtle Beach may be best known as the birthplace of the Carolina Shag, but the local food scene has plenty of moves of its own. Beyond seafood restaurants and beach bars, you’ll find polished steakhouses, chef-driven tapas, and plenty of waterfront dining. Here are a few places to try. Wine lovers already know this stylish hideaway for its cellar of more than 400 bottles, but the tapas menu is every bit as impressive.
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Destinations: North Myrtle Beach, birthplace of the Carolina Shag

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By Renata Parker, TALK Greenville
| Aol Verified
While visitors come to North Myrtle Beach for its wide beaches and great seafood platters, many leave with a newfound love for a tradition that has been bringing people together for nearly a century. The Carolina Shag is more than a dance; it’s part of South Carolina’s coastal soul. No one knows exactly how the shag earned its name, but its story begins in North Myrtle Beach during the late 1930s, when the African American community developed the dance in local clubs.
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Destinations: North Myrtle Beach, birthplace of the Carolina Shag Original

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By Renata Parker
| TALK Greenville Magazine Verified
While visitors come to North Myrtle Beach for its wide beaches and great seafood platters, many leave with a newfound love for a tradition that has been bringing people together for nearly a century. The Carolina Shag is more than a dance; it’s part of South Carolina’s coastal soul. No one knows exactly how the shag earned its name, but its story begins in North Myrtle Beach during the late 1930s, when the African American community developed the dance in local clubs.
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