Myrtle Beach marked a meaningful milestone this weekend, celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Colored School museum with a community parade and a special honoree recognition, according to WPDE.
The event brought residents together to honor the legacy of the historic colored school — a landmark that stands as a testament to the resilience and contributions of Myrtle Beach’s African American community. The anniversary celebration included a parade through the area, drawing community members out to commemorate two decades of preserving this important piece of local history.
Adding to the occasion, WBTW reported that Myrtle Beach also unveiled a restored marker for the historic colored school, giving the site a refreshed tribute that will help future generations connect with the community’s past.
Together, the parade, the honoree recognition, and the restored marker made for a weekend rich in community pride and historical reflection — a reminder of how Myrtle Beach continues to honor the stories and people who shaped it.
