Holly Days On Main Returning To The Wharf

The Coastal Alabama Business Chamber’s Holly Days on Main Festival has been announced for The Wharf in Orange Beach on December 9 and 10. The free-to-attend festival will feature vendors (open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. each day) throughout the complex offering fine arts, retail goods, and arts and crafts. There will be live music and dance performances from area students and local musicians and Holly Days-themed specials from Wharf restaurants, bars and shops. It offers a vantage point for viewing the Coastal Alabama Annual Lighted Boat Parade, and theLower Alabama Young ProfessionalsSanta Pub Crawl will return on December 9 at 7-10 p.m. The pub crawl serves as a Toys for Tots fundraiser, with attendees asked to bring a donation of $15 or a toy to take part. All money and toys collected will stay within Baldwin County. For more information, contact Steve Jones for the festival and Kimberly Ray for the pub crawl.

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