Great news for sports fans and food lovers alike on the Grand Strand: the Savannah Bananas’ Banana Ball World Tour is officially returning to Myrtle Beach in 2027, with games scheduled at Pelicans Ballpark, and the beloved Myrtle Beach Greek Festival is already in full swing, bringing a taste of the Mediterranean to the community this week.
According to reports from both WPDE and WMBF, the Banana Ball World Tour — the wildly popular, trick-shot-filled baseball spectacle created by the Savannah Bananas — will make its way back to Myrtle Beach in March 2027, with games set to be played at Pelicans Ballpark. The announcement has generated plenty of excitement among local fans who packed the ballpark during the team’s previous visit. The Banana Ball format is known for its high-energy entertainment, featuring jaw-dropping athleticism mixed with comedy and fan interaction that makes it a one-of-a-kind experience for all ages.
Meanwhile, the Myrtle Beach Greek Festival is already treating Grand Strand residents and visitors to an authentic celebration of Greek food, music, and culture. The annual festival, reported by WPDE, is a cherished community tradition that draws crowds eager to enjoy classic Greek dishes, live music, and a warm, festive atmosphere. Events like the Greek Festival highlight the rich cultural tapestry that makes the Myrtle Beach area such a vibrant place to live and visit.
Together, these two events — one a beloved annual cultural gathering and the other an eagerly anticipated return engagement — reflect the kind of community spirit and fun that keeps the Grand Strand buzzing year-round. Whether you’re cheering on trick-shot baseball or savoring spanakopita and baklava, there’s plenty to look forward to in and around Myrtle Beach. Stay tuned for ticket and schedule details as the Banana Ball World Tour’s March 2027 dates draw closer.
