Coastal Christmas Market Returns To Orange Beach Center

Gulf Shores News Staff • November 5, 2025

Coastal Alabama Chamber hosts holiday shopping event

Coastal Christmas Market

The Coastal Alabama Business Chamber is bringing back its popular Coastal Christmas Market to Orange Beach this month. The free event will feature more than 30 vendors selling handmade crafts, fine arts, retail items, and unique gifts. Shoppers looking to get a head start on their holiday shopping will have plenty of options to choose from. The market aims to create a festive atmosphere while supporting local businesses in the community.


The Coastal Christmas Market will take place on November 22 and 23 at the Orange Beach Event Center. Both days are open to the public at no cost. Attendees can browse through dozens of vendor booths throughout the weekend.


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Greg Alexander serves as President and CEO of the Coastal Alabama Business Chamber. He emphasized the importance of community events like this market. Alexander said these gatherings bring people together while helping local businesses thrive. The chamber wants to provide a fun shopping experience for people of all ages.


The market will showcase various products from local vendors and artisans. Shoppers can find handmade crafts that make perfect gifts for friends and family. Fine arts will be available for those looking for something special to decorate their homes. Retail goods and other unique items will round out the vendor offerings.


Baldwin Health is the presenting sponsor of this year's Coastal Christmas Market. The healthcare organization supports community events throughout Coastal Alabama. Their sponsorship helps make the free event possible for residents and visitors.


People interested in becoming vendors still have time to apply. The Coastal Alabama Business Chamber is accepting vendor applications through its website at mygulfcoastchamber.com. Steve Jones serves as the chamber's Vice President of Special Events. Potential vendors can also reach Jones directly by calling 251.968.5349 for more information about booth availability and requirements.


The Coastal Alabama Business Chamber has served the region since 1981. The organization works to strengthen its members, local businesses, and the broader community. The chamber operates two locations serving Gulf Shores and Orange Beach. Its mission focuses on creating a culture of excellence throughout Coastal Alabama.


Community events like the Coastal Christmas Market play an important role in the local economy. They give small businesses and artisans a chance to showcase their products. These markets also provide shoppers with alternatives to big box stores and online shopping. Supporting local vendors helps keep money circulating within the community.


The Orange Beach Event Center provides an ideal venue for the holiday market. The facility offers plenty of space for vendors to set up their displays. Shoppers will be able to move comfortably between booths while browsing the merchandise. The indoor location also protects against unpredictable November weather.


Holiday markets have become increasingly popular in communities across the country. They offer a more personal shopping experience than traditional retail stores. Customers can meet the artists and craftspeople who create the products they purchase. This connection adds meaning to holiday gift-giving.


The Coastal Christmas Market gives residents a chance to find unique presents. Mass-produced items from chain stores cannot match the character of handmade goods. Shoppers who attend the market will discover one-of-a-kind gifts. These special items show extra thought and care when given to loved ones.


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