Day View

◀ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1ST, 2025 ▶

1. [10:00 am] Mobile Library- YMCA Stop
   

   Location: Mobile Library - Bookmobile (1)
   Program Type: Mobile

   YMCA of Coastal Carolina

   5000 Claire Chapin Epps Dr.

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2. [10:00 am] Storytime at Futrell Park
   

   Location: Futrell Park - Futrell Playground (1)
   Program Type: Youth

   Storytime at Futrell Park

   For children of all ages

   Meet at designated location for stories, songs, and music.

   Futrell Park and Playground

   1073 Futrell Drive

   Myrtle Beach, SC 29577

3. [11:00 am] Wellness with Wendy - Vegan Pumpkin Pancakes
   

   Location: Chapin Memorial Library - Non-Fiction Area (102)
   Program Type: Adult

   Vegan Pumpkin Pancakes The ultimate Fall breakfast! They are bursting with pumpkin pie flavor and are so easy to make. They don’t have any added refined sugar, but are instead sweetened with pure maple syrup. Program led by Wendy Bass, Recreation Leader/Fitness Instructor and One Day to Wellness Coach.

4. [1:00 pm] Mobile Library - Valor Memorial Park
   

   Location: Mobile Library - Bookmobile (1)
   Program Type: Mobile

   Valor Memorial Park

   1120 Farrow Parkway

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5. [2:00 pm] Horry County Museum Presents: The Bigham Family Murders
   

   Location: Chapin Memorial Library - Main Meeting Room (101)
   Program Type: Adult

   Join Horry County Museum Curator, Abigail Geedy, to learn about South Carolina’s sensational murder trial of the 20th century and the family behind it. The Bigham Family was a prominent family in Marion and Florence Counties often whispered about and feared by their neighbors.

   Throughout six generations of the family living in SC, a number of the members were accused of circumventing the law, murdering family members and workers, and general unpleasantness, culminating in the events of January 15, 1921 where five members of the family were killed. The surviving member of the family, Edmund Bigham, was put on trial for the murders and was tried three separate times, once in Florence County and twice in Conway, SC, all while maintaining that it was his brother, Smiley, who had killed his family then taken his own life.

   This talk will detail the family history of the Bighams and the trials of Edmund Bigham.

   Registration for this program is requested.