Orange Beach Festival Welcomes Literary Art

Ken Cooper • February 12, 2025

Meet acclaimed authors and poets in the new Literary Arts Tent

Gulf shores Art News

In 2025, the Orange Beach Festival of Art is introducing a brand-new feature for the 2025 event: Literary Arts! This exciting addition will bring an inspiring lineup of talented authors, poets, and storytellers to the festival, offering book lovers a chance to engage with some of the best literary minds in the region.


The Literary Arts Tent, located on the east side of the Coastal Arts Center gallery, will host an impressive speaker schedule over the festival weekend. Festival-goers can enjoy engaging discussions and book signings from a diverse group of writers specializing in fiction, non-fiction, history, and poetry.


Meet the Authors

On Saturday, March 8, the lineup features:


📖 
Mike Bunn – Non-fiction author known for his historical insights.
📖 
Carolyn Haines – Acclaimed fiction writer with a strong Southern storytelling voice.
📖 
Joe Cuhaj – A multi-genre writer skilled in both fiction and non-fiction.

Sunday, March 9, will highlight:
📖 
Patricia Black-Gould – A talented fiction writer sharing her latest work.
📖 
Jessica Jones – A poet who will bring her powerful verses to the festival.
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Charlotte Pence – The Poet Laureate of Mobile, AL, will be the special guest of the day, making this a must-see event for literature enthusiasts.


With such a fantastic lineup, the Literary Arts Tent promises to be an unforgettable experience, offering festival-goers an opportunity to dive into the world of storytelling and poetry.


Don’t miss this new addition to the Orange Beach Festival of Art 2025. Mark your calendars for a weekend filled with creativity, inspiration, and community.


For more information, visit the Coastal Arts Center of Orange Beach or follow them on social media for updates.


📅 Festival Dates: March 8-9, 2025
📍 
Location: Coastal Arts Center, 26389 Canal Road, Orange Beach, AL 36561


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