After years-long ban, Myrtle Beach may allow Shibumi Shades this summer. Here’s where

Myrtle Beach could finally move to allow Shibumi Shades and similar devices all year – but city safety officials aren’t ...
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Why won't Myrtle Beach allow Shibumi Shades on beach? What to know about device

Shibumi Shades have been a popular shading device for beachgoers for several years. However, they are banned on city beaches ...

Myrtle Beach considers trial run for wind shades during peak summer season

Myrtle Beach City Council is considering a trial run for wind shades in residential areas during peak summer season after ...
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This SC beach won't budge on allowing wind-driven shading devices

Following the recommendation of public safety officials, Myrtle Beach City Council intends to continue its ban on wind-driven shading devices during the peak tourist season. "Our goal is to ensure ...
WRAL

Myrtle Beach to recommend continued ban on popular Shibumi beach shades

Year-round use of the popular Shibumi Shades, which were invented by Raleigh natives, will still be limited at Myrtle Beach for now, WMBF reports. The Myrtle Beach Beach Advisory Committee met ...

Could Myrtle Beach allow Shibumi Shade on the beach this summer? Maybe in some places.

City officials are considering a pilot program that would allow wind-driven products like Shibumi Shade and Solbello to be ...