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Coastal Christmas Market Kicks Off The Shopping Season

News Staff • November 7, 2024

Event features vendors, kids activities, photos with Santa, a food truck, & more!

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The Coastal Alabama Business Chamber (CABC) is gearing up for the annual Coastal Christmas Market, set to take place on November 23 and 24 at the Orange Beach Event Center. This event, which is free for all attendees, promises to be an ideal opportunity to kick off the holiday season with local shopping and family-friendly fun.


The market will feature over 40 vendors showcasing a wide variety of items, including handmade crafts, fine arts, retail goods, and other unique gifts. This event provides the perfect chance for visitors to find special presents while supporting local artisans and businesses. In addition to shopping, visitors can enjoy festive activities, including photos with Santa Claus and Christmas-themed children’s events, ensuring that the entire family can join in the holiday spirit.


For food lovers, Will-Yum's MFU food truck will be on-site, offering a selection of meals and snacks throughout the event. This adds a convenient dining option for those who want to make the most of their visit without having to leave the event center.


Greg Alexander, President and CEO of the CABC, highlighted the significance of events like the Coastal Christmas Market. “Community events like our Coastal Christmas Market are vital for bringing people together and supporting local businesses,” he said. The market aims to foster a sense of community while giving small businesses a platform to reach new customers.


Those interested in participating as vendors still have time to apply. Applications can be submitted online by visiting bit.ly/coastalchristmas24 or by reaching out to CABC's Vice President of Special Events, Steve Jones, at 251.968.5349 for more details.


The Coastal Christmas Market is sponsored by Baldwin Health and Crye*Leike Gulf Coast Real Estate/Flip Flop Vacations. The support from these organizations helps make the event a memorable experience for everyone involved.

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