UPCOMING EVENTS
CoffeeTree Books at the Pride Festival on April 20
We are so excited to be a sponsor and participate in the 2024 Pride of Morehead Pride Festival!
Pride of Morehead's 1st Annual Pride of Morehead Festival will take place on April 20, 2024! Join us on First Street in Morehead, Kentucky, for a day filled with love, acceptance, and celebration of diversity.
There will be more than 30 drag performers and music acts scheduled across two stages, plus almost 70 vendors that will line both sides on First Street. Reserve your FREE ticket today.
Hope to see everyone there!
Book Release Party, April 23
Join us for a release party on April 23, 4:00–6:00 p.m. for the chance to score these exclusives and more: icebreaker game, trivia quiz, Mad Libs, tote bags, Emily Henry-themed sticker sheets and bookmarks!
Pre-order your copy of Funny Story, by Emily Henry, and save 10% when you prepay in store at CoffeeTree Books.
Author Event with Crystal Wilkinson on April 25
Join us Thursday, April 25 at 5:00 p.m. for a discussion and book signing with Kentucky literary treasure, Crystal Wilkinson. She will be discussing her cookbook/corrective history of Appalachia, Praisesong for the Kitchen Ghosts, which has been featured on national outlets like Oprah and USA Today. Books are in stock now. If you can't make it and would like a signed copy, let us know and we will set one aside for you.
Independent Bookstore Day & Local Yarn Shop Day is April 27
Mark your calendars to join us on Saturday, April 27 to celebrate Independent Bookstore Day and Local Yarn Shop Day! Our booksellers and knitters are dreaming up all sorts of fun and frivolity, so please visit our IBD/LYS page for more information.
KFTC and CFA Host Open Mic Night at CoffeeTree Books on April 30
Join Kentuckians for the Commonwealth (KFTC) and Community Farm Alliance (CFA) for an open mic and featured Kentucky Writers reading from their work on April 30 at CoffeeTree Books in Morehead, Kentucky, 4:00–6:00 p.m.
Let’s close out National Poetry Month together! Featured readers: Amy Le Ann Richardson, Matthew Sidney Parsons, and Willie Edward Taylor Carver, Jr.