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A True Original. Tommy Simpson’s artwork that transcends craftsmanship, fine art, and whimsy. He is an “imaginist” who has worked in nearly every medium, including; woodworking, painting, printmaking, clay, woodcarving, bookmaking, jewelry, and even prose.
- Historic Conway
- Walking Up An Appetite
- Mural Beauty
- Wind Down Your Day
Starting out in 1730 as Kingston Township (keep your eyes peeled on your walk for a park by that name), the first Province of South Carolina settlers arrived in 1735. Many of the Downtown District buildings are on the National Register of Historic Places, although much of Conway was constructed after a massive fire in the early 1900s. Centuries-old...
Walking the streets of Conway, you are certain to work up an appetite. A Mango Tango smoothie is a perfect pick-me-up while you continue walking. This banana, mango, pineapple, honey, and coconut milk concoction from Kosta Bowlsmakes a good breakfast. Open for the day at 9 am, you can pick up your smoothie and start off on your expedition. The Conw...
As you walk through the town, take note of the larger-than-life murals. See if you can find all nine; they really are hiding in plain sight! Ok, this one isn’t technically a mural, but I’m telling you—I count the water tower. I mean, most towns just plaster their name across the tank. But little riverfront Conway has a paddle wheeler displayed 165 ...
Unwind at the end of your explorations with a walk along the Waccamaw River. Conway built the perfect place for you—The Riverwalk! You can walk as much of the one-mile walking trail as you want, then relax the afternoon away on a bench, swing, or rocking chair as you watch the river flowing by, dreaming of the places the river has seen, and where i...
Nov 14, 2022 · Tommy Simpson, a muralists, paints on the side of a building off Main Street in Loris, S.C. Simpson is known for his large nostalgic murals around the region. October 31, 2022.
May 8, 2019 · Artist Tommy Simpson told WMBF News he’s painted around a dozen murals in the South Strand. One of those is the well-known ‘Hat Lady’ on the side of Surfside Drive’s Borgata restaurant....
