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Celebrate Local Authors and Support the Cannon Beach Library –Saturday, September 27 | 3–5 p.m. |
The Cannon Beach Library is excited to announce a brand-new literary event: the Local Authors Festival, hosted as part of the library’s NW Authors Series, on Saturday, September 27th from 3 to 5 p.m.
Join us for an inspiring afternoon featuring 13 published Oregon authors, all eager to meet readers, sign books, and share their stories. Whether you’re a fan of fiction, non-fiction, poetry, or children’s books, you’ll have a chance to discover new genres and voices. Author bios and the full list of participants are available on our website.
This is a free and family-friendly event! While adults connect with authors, kids can enjoy a fun coloring contest, with prizes awarded in three age categories.
We will also be announcing the winners of our month-long Fall Fundraiser raffle and silent auction.
Kerry Blaisdell: Mystery – Portland, OR
Zoë Bossiere: Memoir – Cannon Beach, OR
Marc C. Johnson: Politics – Nehalem, OR
RJ Marx: Nonfiction – Seaside, OR
Marianne Monson: Historical Fiction – Astoria, OR
Konrad Nau: Nonfiction – Cannon Beach, OR
Jennifer Nightingale: YA – Astoria, OR
Robert Michael Pyle: Nature – Gray’s River, WA
Florence Sage: Poetry – Astoria, OR
Brittany Sweet: Children’s – Gearhart, OR
Evan Williams: Fiction – Nehalem, OR
David H. Wilson, Jr.: History – Portland, OR
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