The Myrtle Beach Waves of Praise hosted its inaugural Gospel Fest on Saturday evening at Mt. Olive A.M.E. Church. Attendees enjoyed live performances from dozens of artists, including Grammy-nominated gospel singer Luther Barnes. The free community event signals plans for an annual tradition.
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, welcomed a new cultural highlight on Saturday evening with the debut of the Gospel Fest organized by the Myrtle Beach Waves of Praise. Held at Mt. Olive A.M.E. Church, the event drew community members for an evening of uplifting live music.
Dozens of artists took the stage, showcasing a variety of gospel performances that filled the venue with praise and energy. Among the performers was Luther Barnes, a Grammy-nominated gospel singer whose presence added significant star power to the lineup. The free admission made the fest accessible to all, fostering a sense of unity and celebration in the local area.
Organizers expressed enthusiasm for the inaugural gathering, noting its success and committing to bring the event back next year. This debut marks the start of what could become a cherished annual tradition in Myrtle Beach, emphasizing the role of gospel music in community bonding. As the Waves of Praise initiative expands, such events promise to enrich the region's cultural landscape with more opportunities for live performances and shared experiences.
