Tobacco Heritage Day at the L.W. Paul Living History Farm
This annual celebration of agricultural history offers hands-on activities in Conway, ideal for families and anyone interested in local heritage and farming traditions.
Conway offers a serene atmosphere characterized by peaceful streets and a slower pace of life. The community features mostly single detached homes alongside mobile homes, with a balanced mix of residences built in recent decades and earlier periods, providing diverse architectural styles. Educational opportunities include convenient elementary schools and accessible options for secondary education through public and private institutions. Grocery shopping is supported by approximately 20 stores, complemented by a small but varied selection of restaurants. The area features minimal elevation changes, contributing to an easy terrain. Ample parking options enhance convenience for residents utilizing personal vehicles throughout the neighborhood.
The character of Conway is exemplified by its relaxed atmosphere. Most areas in Conway are very quiet, as noise from streets and other parts of the city is rarely an issue.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
A scenic riverside boardwalk along 2nd Avenue offering leisurely strolls, historic views of the Waccamaw River, and close proximity to neighborhood shops—perfect for walking, biking, or soaking in local charm.
A peaceful trail along Long Avenue winding through neighborhood greenery, ideal for jogging, cycling, or a reflective walk while staying steps from residential houses and local streets.
Located on Mill Pond Road, this community fitness hub includes a gym, walking track, heated pool, and multi‑purpose rooms, making it a beloved spot for exercise, youth sports leagues, and community gatherings.
An architecturally rich area bounded by Main Street, Fifth Avenue, Beaty & Burroughs Streets, and Ninth & Tenth Avenues—showcasing antebellum and early 20th‑century homes that reflect the neighborhood’s historic roots.
A neighborhood school serving the Midland section of Conway, drawing local families with its community‑oriented atmosphere and easily walkable location, making it a focal point for families in the area.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
This annual celebration of agricultural history offers hands-on activities in Conway, ideal for families and anyone interested in local heritage and farming traditions.
A convenient and vibrant Saturday market right in Conway, offering fresh produce and community atmosphere—perfect for local shopping and weekend outings.
A newly begun midweek market on campus offering local produce and goods, great for North Conway and coastal residents looking for fresh options during the week.
Just a short drive away, this family-friendly festival features a rubber duck race, live music, food trucks and arts—fun community event for all ages.
View event details →An enchanting outdoor light and art experience with live music and gallery pop‑ups—perfect for families or date nights under beautifully illuminated gardens.
Stories, updates, and things to know in Midland
Local characteristics and demographics for Midland