Gulf Shores, Alabama | October 9-12

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Gulf Shores, Alabama | October 9-12
official souvenir program
table of contents
From the Chairman................ 6
Welcome &
Festival Schedule.................... 8
about the artist
Festival Sponsors................... 9
From Bob Towson:
I’ve won poster
contests in the past,
including The Greater
Gulf Coast Arts
Festival (2000), and the
Pensacola Jazz Fest
(2001, 2004). So, I like a
challenge and decided
to try the Gulf Shores
Shrimp Fest (again).
As an airbrush artist on
the Gulf Coast for 18
years, I was exposed
to a lot of various styles and learned to design and
paint for the T-shirt. I brought some of that whacky,
cartooney influence to this piece. The heavy lines and
bold colors, with balloon lettering comes from the
60’s and 70’s when I was coming of age artistically
and reading Zap Comix. Album cover art of that era
influenced this composition as well.
Bob Towson
It feels GREAT to win this prestigious (yet very cool)
poster competition. I started airbrushing at the Beach
Bum in Spring of ‘87 in Gulf Shores, so I feel like I’ve
come full circle in some respects. I studied art at
Murray St Univ. in western Kentucky before becoming
an Illustrator/Draftsman in the Navy, fashion illustrator
for Gayfers in Pensacola, advertising artist at the News
Journal and starting quite an eclectic freelance art
run. My oil painting, THE WOUNDED was juried into
America’s Top 100 in 2011 and also published in the
University of South Alabama’s “Oracle of Fine Arts
Review” that same year. Once again, I am grateful for
having my design selected for this year’s poster.
For more information about submitting a design for
the 2015 Shrimp Festival poster competition, visit
www.MyShrimpFest.com or call 251.968.6091.
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Friends of the Festival........ 10-14
Restaurant Challenge............. 15
Entertainment..................... 16
Musical Entertainers. 18-24; 33-36
Emergencies and
Shuttle Schedule................... 27
Festival Map.................... 28-30
Children’s Activities............... 32
Souvenirs............................ 37
Festival Committee............... 38
Food Vendors................... 40-42
Exhibitors....................... 42-50
Special Thanks/
Advertisers Index.................. 52
Chamber Board of
Directors/Staff..................... 54
from the chairman
On behalf of the Shrimp Festival committee and
the Coastal Alabama Business Chamber, let me
welcome you to the 43rd Annual National Shrimp
Festival presented by Zatarain’s. Thank you for joining
us in our long standing and fun tradition held directly on the Gulf
of Mexico. What started as a one day event, held under the traffic
light at the end of Highway 59, has now grown into a four day
festival covering several city blocks with hundreds of booths. Our
growth is a result of great visitors like you!
This event showcases a great community of warm and friendly people filled with
southern hospitality. The Shrimp Festival committee, which is mostly volunteer,
works very hard to provide that environment for your enjoyment. We search for the
best local and regional artists, entertainers, retailers, and food vendors.
You should find just what you want to eat with dozens of seafood and non-seafood
vendors. Our Fine Artists will display beautiful pieces of original work for your
enjoyment and purchase. Arts and Crafts provide a wide variety of items small and
large for you to consider showcasing in your home or condo. The Retail section has
something for everyone. The new Outdoor Village is for the outdoorsman in all of us.
And, don’t forget to buy your updated Shrimp Festival gear. After all, it only comes
once a year! Be sure and take the family out to the Sandcastle contest on the beach
and let the kids check out the Children’s Activity Village. It is always a big hit!
Thank you to the City of Gulf Shores for allowing us to have this great event. Also,
thank you to the City of Orange Beach for partnering with us on additional events
that help us raise money for our local schools.
Remember to find all information and FAQ on our website,
www.MyShrimpfest.com. And tweet your pictures to #MyShrimpfest.
Have a great weekend!
Matt Mogan
Chairman
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welcome & schedule
Welcome to the 2014 Annual National Shrimp Festival! The Annual
National Shrimp FestivalTM is organized and produced solely by the Coastal Alabama
Business Chamber, a nongovernmental entity. Please respect the following festival
guidelines and local ordinances to ensure a safe and enjoyable festival for all attendees:
•No weapons of any kind
•No unauthorized vendors or exhibitors
•No unauthorized amplification or
sound-producing devices
•Do not block or impede walkways,
including usage of skateboards, roller
blades, bicycles, or other devices
•No animals allowed in the festival
•No soliciting or disorderly conduct
•No unauthorized signs or written
material
•No personal coolers or glass containers
•No pamphleteering
43rd Annual
National Shrimp
Festival
2014 Schedule
Thursday, October 9th and
Friday October 10th
Festival Open
10:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Children’s Activity Village Open
10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Cooking Demonstration/ Seafood Sampling
Tent
11:00 a.m., 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. Zatarain’s
Seafood Sampling Tent near West Stage area
Saturday, October 11th
10K/5K Run Registration
10K Race 6:30 a.m. - 7:30 a.m.
5K Race 6:30 a.m. - 8:00 a.m.
Festival Open
10:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Shrimp Festival Idol
10:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m. West Stage
Sand Sculpture Contest
11:00 a.m. Registration/ Build Begins
3:00 p.m. Judging
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Tent
11:00 a.m., 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. Zatarain’s
Seafood Sampling Tent near West Stage area
Restaurant Challenge Winner Recognized
3:30 p.m. West Stage
Sunday, October 12th
Festival Open
10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Church Service
9:00 a.m. -10:00 a.m. West Stage
10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Tent
11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. Zatarain’s Seafood
Sampling Tent near West Stage area
Thank you for attending our festival. We
hope you enjoy your visit!
festival sponsors
presented by
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www. My S h ri mp F e s t. c o m
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friends of the festival
Official sales agent for CenturyLink print & online directo
Official sales agent for CenturyLink print & online directories
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restaurant challenge
7th Annual National Shrimp Festival
Restaurant Challenge
Presented by ZATARAIN’S and special thanks to all of our Sponsors
Gulf Coast
Culinary
Institute
Winners will be recognized on WEST STAGE on Saturday, October 11th at 3:30 p.m.
2013 Winners
1st Place Winner
Restaurant
Pan Seared Alabama Gulf Shrimp,
Zatarain’s Jambalaya Arancini,
Broccolini, Tasso Creole Corn Cream
Coast Restaurant at
The Beach Club
Chef Brody Olive
2nd Place Winner
Restaurant
New Orleans Style BBQ Shrimp with
Toasted Baguette
3rd Place Winner
Zatarain’s Big Zest Gulf Shrimp with
Pineapple, Lemongrass Coconut Broth
over Long Grain Rice
The Hangout
Chef Ira Gallon
Restaurant
Café Palm Breeze at Perdido
Beach Resort
Chef John Hamme
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entertainment schedule
East Stage Sponsor
West Stage Sponsor
Wind
Creek
Casino
Organized
Seafood
Association
Thursday, Oct. 9
East Stage
West Stage
10:00-11:30�� Lisa Christian
11:45-1:15�� Vic Saul
1:30-3:30�� Rhythm Intervention
4:00-5:30�� Stephen & Les
6-7:30�� The Sand Band
8:00-10:00�� The Tip Tops
10:00-11:15�� David Chastang
11:30-1:30�� Top Hat and Jackie
2:00-4:00�� Harrison McInnis Trio
4:30-6:00�� Sandra Kaye with Midnight Confessions
6:30-8:00�� Sugarcane Jane
8:30-10:00�� Dr. Zarr’s Amazing Funk Monster
Friday, Oct. 10
East Stage
West Stage
10:00-11:15��Megan McMillan
11:30-1:00��Melissa Joiner
1:30-3:00��Betsy Badwater
3:30-5:00��The Jason Abel Project
5:30-7:30��Dr. Zarr’s Amazing Funk Monster
8:00-10:00��Fly By Radio
10:00-11:30��Ryan Conner
12:00-1:30��Eric Erdman
2:00-3:30��Wes Bayliss
4:00-6:00��Cary Laine and Holli Mosley
6:30-8:00��Parmalee
8:30-10:00��Dustin Lynch
Saturday, Oct. 11
East Stage
West Stage
10:00-11:15�� Christina Christian
11:30-1:15�� Brent Burns
1:30-3:00�� Gregg Fells
3:30-5:30�� Jason Justice and The Hung
Jury
6:00-7:30�� Willie Sugarcapps
8:00-10:00�� The Chee-Weez
10-12:00�� Shrimp Fest Idol Contest
12:15-1:45�� Patterson, Danley & Reid
2:00-3:30�� Ryan Balthrop
4:00-5:00�� Lee Yankie and the Hellz Yeah
5:30-6:30�� Derek Norsworthy
7:00-8:00�� Meghan Linsey
8:30-10:00�� Keith Anderson
Sunday, Oct. 12
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East Stage
West Stage
10-11:30�� Lisa Dotolo
11:45-1:15�� Summerlyn Powers
1:45-3:00�� The Gunpowder Treason
3:30-5:00�� Jay Williams Band
9:00-10:00�� Liberty Church Worship Service
10:30-12:30�� The Kyle and Karl Band
1:00-2:30�� Mainstream Band GA.
3:00-5:00�� The Tommy Morse Band
PERFORMANCES AND TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE
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entertainment
Betsy Badwater comes from the Suwannee River.... We’ve heard it told
that she was born in the mouth of an alligator, wearing red high-heels and
singin’ the blues. She says a lot of things. Whether or not these tales are
true, we do know that she is a former 6-12th grade teacher and mental health
counselor in residential facilities for adjudicated male youth. Funding cuts for
mental health in the state of Florida shut down the facility where she worked
for many years. Betsy took losing her job as a sign and turned to her hearts
desire to play music and create art as permanent way of life. The same formal
education and work ethic that made Betsy successful in her academic and
counseling career still serves to keep her unsinkable in her new life. The struggles never had a chance
to squash her soul.
Brent Burns is not only a local, but the only local artist reaching a
national audience with his hit CD “Living the Life Jimmy Buffett Only
Wrote About.” Like a hurricane, Brent blew into the Gulf Coast more
than 20 years ago and has been causing a stir ever since.
Cary Laine & Holli Mosley It is not
often you hear a voice that makes you
stop in your tracks to listen. When you
hear two voices together that cause
you to turn your head and drop everything, you’ve found something really
special. Two such voices, Cary Laine and Holli Mosley, are teaming up and
hitting the road for what is sure to be a crazy ride of sharing their musical
talents, meeting fans, and making memories Cary Laine was just featured
on the current season of NBC’s The Voice where she got a four chair turn
and picked Adam Levine as her coach. She was the first contestant out
of all six seasons to be invited to sit in the coaches’ chairs as each coach
fought hard for her in one of the most entertaining auditions in the show’s history. Holli Mosley is
currently a recording artist at FAME Studio and Publishing Co. in Muscle Shoals, AL, the subject of
a multiple award winning documentary titled “Muscle Shoals” featuring FAME Studio and all of the
musicians and producers that work there. Both of these Alabama girls are incredibly talented, and the
two together on stage is a special kind of magic and Southern sass that you can’t miss.
Christina Christian is a singer songwriter originally from Foley, AL. Her music
can be described as “indie country”.... That folky alternative sound with a
flare of old school country. Christina has been performing in the Southeast for
the past three years, giving her opportunities to open for Maggie Rose, Jana
Kramer, Cassadee Pope, The Henningsons, and Tyler Farr. Growing up in such a
music affiliated area on the Gulf Coast, Christian has honed her craft of songwriting and performing through guidance from fellow musicians. Christian has
been living in Music City for the passed few months
paying dues and establishing her name in that crazy
town. They call her a “responsible free spirit.”
David Chastang Growing up the son of a minister, David Chastang started
singing on stage at a very early age. With a strong foundation in a mix of
black gospel and southern gospel, he found direction. He studied music
and vocal performance at Troy University. A southern storyteller, with
heavy soul influences .
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entertainment
with fans of all ages.
Derek Norsworthy Proudly hailing from southern Mississippi, Derek
Norsworthy is not your typical singer/songwriter, but rather an original
modern artist with a high-energy show, outstanding songs, and memorable image. Hesitant to be placed in any particular “sounds like” category,
Derek insists on having a unique mainstream sound of his own that
appeals to the toughest fans and critics. Emphasizing a lyrically powerful
style, Derek finds inspiration in artists who are true to what they do and
reach out to fans by writing and performing honest, musically tasteful
songs. Derek’s lyrical vulnerability, magnetic personality and vocally
stellar live performances provide songs that are clean, real and connect
Dr. Zarr’s Amazing Funk Monster Grab your bell bottoms, platform
shoes, and best Saturday Night Fever moves. When Dr. Zarr’s Amazing
Funk Monster is playing, there’s no way you can resist the dance floor!
From disco to 80s New Wave, these guys are an energetic, fun, and
professional party band.
Dustin Lynch occupies a
unique place in today’s country
music. Thanks to his classic
sensibilities, he’s been heralded
as the heir to George Strait’s
throne. Yet with one listen to his newest hit, “Where It’s At,”
it’s obvious the young Tennessean knows how to combine his
traditional influences with an edgy intensity that places him at
the vanguard of today’s contemporary country scene.It’s that
ability to fuse his country roots with a progressive musical vision that makes Lynch one of today’s
most successful young artists. His self-titled Broken Bow Records debut hit No. 1 on Billboard’s Top
Country Albums chart and the lead single, “Cowboys and Angels,” exceeded platinum sales status
while earning Lynch a legion of devoted fans. His follow up single, the sexy up tempo “She Cranks My
Tractor,” became a No. 1 video on GAC’s Top 20 Country Countdown and the accolades continued to
pour in, among them Rolling Stone heralding Lynch as “The New Hat in Town” in the magazine’s 2013
Best of Rock issue. Lynch’s career momentum continued as he opened for Keith Urban on his recent
Light the Fuse Tour and earned critical praise from American Songwriter, Billboard, Country Weekly,
Elle, The Los Angeles Times, People and USA Today, to name a few.
Eric Erdman is a storyteller with a life that gives him stories to write songs about. His guitar takes
him around the world and he can write four songs from one break up.
His lyrics are introspective and deep, often with a hook or punchline
that provide the spark in a song or draw listeners in like old friends. His
career began as the lead singer of the funk rock band, The Ugli Stick
in Mobile, Alabama and they released four albums and performed on
three USO tours. In 2012, Erdman recorded his first solo album, “My
Brother’s Keepers” that revealed his voice as a singer-songwriter. He
regularly tours through Europe and Australia and has won multiple international songwriting awards. He recorded his second album, “Color
the Silence,” in Australia in 2013. He returns to the studio in the fall of
2014 to record his third solo album.
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Fly-by-Radio has become one of the biggest draws in
the southeast. The 80s band, 90s rock band has a show
that includes 4 great performers, a huge sound and light
package and a fantastic front person, Erica Chambers.
One great Alabama rock band!
For Gregg Fells, music isn’t an
option. It’s a calling, a consuming
passion that drives him day in and
day out and provides an emotional release. Since making a total commitment
to bare his soul, and soulfulness, in the intense, melodic and inspiring music
that he creates, Gregg has been making serious waves in a short time along
the Gulf Coast areas of Alabama and Florida. This is an area that’s rich in history, scenic beauty and a culture that includes a healthy reverence for singer/
songwriters. The laidback coastal folks celebrate and toast native-son Jimmy Buffett and look forward
each year to the legendary Frank Brown International Songwriting Festival, which sprawls among
dozens of venues in Perdido, Orange Beach and Gulf Shores.
Harrison McInnis Trio Harrison McInnis, noted protege of coastal
blues legend Hank Becker, gained widespread guitarist sideman acclaim
playing what Hank taught him: “PLAY FROM THE HEART WITH HEART”.
As a wordsmith and vocalist this same approach defines him, his music,
and his rare ability to communicate emotion.The rhythm section of
Edward (ZULU) Howard drums, and David (BUZZINCUZZIN) Moody bass,
provide THMH with the gospel-R&B-Southern-Soul power background
of Zulu and the space-n-taste Buzzincuzzin developed over decades in
songwriter acts.
Jason Justice has made his home here on the gulf coast after
the Navy dropped him off after four years. He and his band The
Hung Jury have opened for several touring acts and are known for
outlaw country in sandals.
Keith Anderson could be the
poster child for the notion that
good things happen to good
people. He’s quickly earned the
reputation of being an adept writer of award-nominated hits, not
just for his own projects but for other arists as well and his good guy
persona is as widely known as his high energy, let’s-get-this-partystarted live shows. The release of his sophomore album C’MON!
finds Anderson, the Grammy-nominated
songwriter, in fine form. He co-wrote 10 of the disc’s 11 tracks, pairing
with some of Nashville’s top tunesmiths including Rivers Rutherford,
Tim Nichols, Chuck Cannon, Vicky McGehee, Jeffrey Steele (also the
disc’s producer) and Bob DiPiero.
Lee Yankie is a guitar player, singer-songwriter that’s been playing
the Gulf Coast as a full-time musician since 2002. He formed his own
band Lee Yankie & the Hellz Yeah in 2005 in Gulf Shores, AL. Lee, just
released his first album in August of 2012 “the Leavin’ Sound” This
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album is a mix of all Lee’s influences, including blues, country and jazz and has plenty of his signature
slide guitar work. For more info see www.facebook.com/leeyankie
Lisa Christian has been performing on the Gulf Coast for the last 10 years.
Her smooth, bluesy sound has made her a local favorite. Lisa is also an afternoon DJ at Sunny105.7 FM, a Gulf Coast classic hits radio station. In addition
to performing at night, and broadcasting during the day, Lisa does voice over
work and audiobook narration. You’ll recognize Lisa as the voice of “Bagel”
in the cartoon cult classic“Panic at The Bakery!” To find out more about Lisa
Christian, and to download Lisa’s music, go to www.lisachristiannation.com.
Lisa Dotolo is a solo acoustic inspirational artist based in Nashville,
TN. Presently, Lisa performs in acoustic venues with her guitar. She
plays coffee shops, festivals, colleges, churches and any venue that
will host her original music. She is currently touring nationally and
promoting her second CD called “doing it all my way”. Her third
record is set to release in the Fall of 2014. This record will be a blend
of hymns and original inspirational music.
Mainstream Band GA. is a
Country, Southern Rock, Rock n
Roll, Classic Rock, 50’s, 60’s, 70’s,
80’s, 90’s, and today’s music with
Electrifying Solo’s, Dynamic Duos, and Powerful Vocals with wireless & lead technology, which allows everyone to be part of the
show!!! They play everything from Eagles, Bon Jovi, Elvis, Luke
Bryan, Jason Aldean, Blake Shelton, and everything in between.
Mainstream Band has something for everyone.
Megan McMillan’s sound is soulful, sassy, and undeniably
country. Influenced by country greats like Hank Williams Sr., Waylon
Jennings, Jamey Johnson, Gretchen Wilson, and Merle Haggard,
and drawing influence from rockers such as Tom Petty and Bruce
Springsteen, this Pinetucky, Alabama native marches to the beat
of her own drum. Megan’s songs can be deeply lyrical, melodically
unique, humorous, and gut-wrenchingly honest. Megan plans to
independently release her debut EP in January 2015.
Meghan Linsey was half of the soulful, country duo Steel Magnolia that
exploded on the Country charts in 2009. Their first single, “Keep on Loving You”
shot to #4 and was the highest charting debut single from a male/female duo
in Country music history. Steel Magnolia sold nearly a million downloads and
albums, appeared on shows from Kimmel to Letterman to E! News. They toured
with superstar acts such as Brad Paisley, Blake Shelton, Miranda Lambert and
Bob Segar. They were nominated for 17 major music awards including ACM
and CMA Duo of the Year and the Teen Choice Award for Choice Country Artist.
Her version of “Counting Stars” is already gaining fans…hitting #16 on SiriusXM’s The Highway Top 45 Countdown. Meghan’s EP is scheduled to release
late spring with a live broadcast event and her spring and summer is already
filling up with shows across the country.
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children’s activities
Saturday, October 11
Registration/Build begins at 11:00 am
Judging begins at 3:00 pm
Maximum 4 members per team
All participants will receive a
Sand Bucket
Age Categories:
5-10 years: $50 prize
11-15 years: $50 prize
16 years & up: $100 prize
Family (all ages): $100 prize
CASH PRIZE TO WINNER
IN EACH CATEGORY!
Sponsored by
If you wish to help your child/
children, please enter the
“Family” category
PRIZES!
Winner: (1) Sand Sculpture Trophy per team, (4) Ribbon &
(1) poster per team member (limit 4); 2nd Place: (4) Ribbon
& (1) poster per team member (limit 4); 3rd Place: (4)
Ribbon & (1) poster per team member (limit 4); Honorable
Mention: (4) Ribbon & (1) poster per team member (limit 4)
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emergencies
and shuttle
emergencies/shuttle
emergencies/shuttle
FIRST
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First Aid
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West Stage 10:00 am-12:00 pm
The contest will be an “American Idol”
style singing competition. The contestants,
representing each of our Baldwin County
high schools will compete for scholarships for
themselves as well as for their schools.
Gulf of Mexico
festival map
Located at the main intersection (end of Hwy. 59). Staffed during festival hours.
Shuttle
Bus
Schedule
shuttle
bus
schedule
Baldwin Rural Area Transit System (B.R.A.T.S.)
Baldwin Rural
Transit System (B.R.A.T.S.)
shuttle
busArea
schedule
Continuous Shuttle Service
Continuous
Shuttle
Service
Baldwin Rural
Area Transit
System
(B.R.A.T.S.)
Cost $2.00Cost
Per Passenger
One Way One Way
$1.00 Per
Passenger
Continuous
Shuttle
Service
Thursday-Saturday
10:00
am
- Way
10:00 pm
Thursday-Saturday
am–10:00
pm
Cost $1.0010:00
Per Passenger
One
•
Sunday
10:00
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5:00
pmpm
Thursday-Saturday
10:00 am - 10:00
Sunday
10:00 am–5:00 pm
*Gulf
State
Park
Pavilion
closes
at
10:00
• Sunday 10:00 am - 5:00 pmpm sharp.
be there
before 10:00
pm so that
your vehicle
not lockedaccessible.
in for the night.
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will run
approximately
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All shuttles
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State Park Pavilion closes at 10:00 pm sharp.
15North
minutesShuttle
at each*Gulf
location.
East Shuttle Stops
Stops
Please be there before 10:00 pm so that your vehicle is not locked in for the night.
North
Shuttle
Stops
1. Gulf
Shores
Winn-Dixie,
North
Shuttle
Stops Hwy. 59
East Shuttle
Stops
1. Gulf
State Park
Campground
East
Shuttle
Stops
1.
Meyer
Civic
Center,
North
Lot,
2.
Gulf
Shores
Bruno's,
Hwy.
59
1.Erie
Gulf
Shores
Winn-Dixie,
Hwy.
59
West 2nd Street/West 19th Avenue
1. Gulf1.
State
Park
Campground
2.
Gulf
State
Park
Pavilion*
Gulf
State
Park
Campground
Wal-Mart,
Hwy. 180
2. 3.
Gulf
Shores Bruno's,
Hwy. 59
2.Pelican Place, 3800 GS Parkway,
3.West
lot, near
Bed,Center
Bath & Beyond
4.
Bodenhamer
Wal-Mart,
Hwy.
180
4. Bodenhamer
Center
West
Shuttle Stops
1. Pier 33, Hwy. 182 West
2. Sea Oats, Hwy 182 West
3. Waves Grocery & Package Store,
W. Beach Blvd / West 11th Street
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2.Orange3.Beach
Winn-Dixie
Orange
Beach
Winn-Dixie
2. Gulf
State
Park
Pavilion*
3.Orange Beach Walmart Marketplace
Orange
Beach
Bruno's
3. 4.
Orange
Beach
Winn-Dixie
Flora-Bama
4. 5.
Orange
Beach Lounge
Bruno's
Join us for the Annual National Shrimp FestivalTM
4.Flora-Bama Lounge
2014 10K/5K
The Wharf Stops
5. Flora-Bama Lounge
West
Shuttle
1. The Wharf,
Canal
Road
Orange Beach, AL
Stops
1. Pier
33, Hwy.Stops
182 West
West
Shuttle
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& Racquet Club,
1. 2.
PierGulf
33,Shores
Hwy. 182
Hwy.
182
West
2. Gulf Shores Surf & Racquet Club,
Hwy. 182 West
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Saturday, October 11
10K Run 8:00 am
5K Run and 5K Walk 8:30 am
Orange Beach Sportsplex - 4385 William Silvers Parkway
For more information,
visit www.MyShrimpFest.com
Questions:
Walt Graham (205)966-4366 or Frank Malone (251)747-1723
Email [email protected]
www.M y Sh r imp Fest.com
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Melissa Joiner Native of Baldwin County, Alabama, and daughter
of legendary gulf coast songwriter and guitarist John Joiner, Melissa
Joiner has been submersed in music since birth. Her diverse style and
creative use of formal opera training, has created a unique sound that
makes her a standout among gulf coast female vocalist. In her first summer of being a professional musician, she was selected to host the Gulf
Coast Songwriter Shootout in the world famous Florabama, and was
invited and participated in many songwriting festivals.
Sandra Kaye with Midnight Confessions hits the stage
nightly at the legendary Nolan’s Lounge, and brings a high energy
eclectic mix of all your current and classic dance music. The music covers many genres from the 50’s to today’s Hit’s. Pop, R&B,
soul classics, country, swing, reggae, the list goes on.....
Parmalee From this tiny town
that’s home to a gas station, two blinking yellow lights, and a small
tin-roofed barn dubbed Studio B, country rockers Parmalee launched
their long journey to Nashville. The near-fatal robbery Parmalee
experienced after a show would have destroyed most bands. But
brothers Matt and Scott Thomas, cousin Barry Knox and longtime
friend Josh McSwain didn’t call it quits. Instead it reinforced their
intense motivation and dedication to one another and to their determination to succeed. Each obstacle that delayed Parmalee’s arrival
to Nashville was an extra mile that allowed the groundbreaking sounds of artists like Jason Aldean
and Eric Church to pave the way for the worlds of country radio and Parmalee’s brand of country music
to meet at the perfect crossroad.
Patterson, Danley, & Reid is an ensemble of Arkansas songwriters
that has been delighting audiences for years with their eclectic brand
of Americana. Through the sensitive artistry of Justin Patterson, the
mystical musings of Laura Lynn Danley, and the satirical wit of Gene
Reid, this combo blends their distinct set of influences into one unique
acoustic sound. Come enjoy PDR’s collection of finely crafted songs!
Rhythm Intervention features
Cat Rhodes Front and Center
belting out the Blues, R&B, Soul and her Heartfelt Originals.
The band was formed on the Best Stages of the Alabama
Coastline, first performing together at the Flora-Bama and
then the Main Stage at The Hangout and then on to Lulu’s,
creating a band rooted in the Blues, but equally at ease with the Soul of Tina Turner, the Reggae of
Bob Marley, the R&B of Muscle Shoals, the Greasy Grind of
Texas Blues-Rock, the Funk of New Orleans and “All Points
In Between” with their diverse mix of Original Music.
Ryan Balthrop is a rootsy, and eclectic singer songwriter
based in his hometown of Mobile, Alabama. He has been
sharing the stage with a rotating cast of many of the Gulf
Coast’s finest musicians, performing almost as many shows
as there are days in the year. He has released two records
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in recent years and is currently writing and doing preproduction on his third album. His music, dates,
and other info can be found online at: www.ryanbalthrop.com
Ryan Conner played in the showcase group Alabama Line, which
is based in Nashville, TN. Ryan is also an accomplished song writer
as well as acoustic musician, and he has written over 40 songs
in his career of ten years. Self-taught on the acoustic guitar, and
having taken over ten years of professional voice lessons, Ryan
has a promising career ahead
of him.
Sand Band is a group of local
professionals who grew up
playing music in other parts of
the country but ended up along the Gulf Coast getting together
to continue playing music. You’ll enjoy contemporary hits along
with plenty of rock and roll covers
from their early gigs.
Stephen & Les Local artists Stephen Harrison, Leslie Linton and TK
Lively have played with various artists such as Mr.X, Front Runner,
Wet Willie, R.C & The Moon Pies, Sphen & Jes, Coast to Coast and
The Soul Food Junkies. With a strong R & B background their music
is geared to entertain the
masses!
Sugarcane Jane - Organic Music at its Finest! Just one
listen is all it takes to understand why Sugarcane Jane is
one of the Gulf Coast’s most popular bands - one with an
extremely devoted and loyal following.This high-energy
folk rock duo, made up of husband and wife Anthony
Crawford and Savana Lee, bills its unique sound as “Organic Music at its Finest.” The music is home grown and
natural, and draws from a deep well of roots influences.
At only 13 years
of age, Fairhope,
Alabama native
Summerlyn
Powers has been writing and performing for nearly half of
her life. A self-proclaimed “Alabama Kinda Girl,” Summerlyn
is just as comfortable in blue jeans and camoflauge as she is
in her favorite pink cowgirl boots. This is evident in her debut
single which was released in the summer of 2013 entitled
“Alabama Kinda Girl,” which is also the subject of a video featuring the legendary country music star
Pam Tillis. Summerlyn may be young but her voice has the maturity and depth that pair well with her
artistic songwriting abilities. Summerlyn has been featured on numerous Texaco Country Showdown
events, opened for the Robertson Family of Duck Dynasty, performed at Nashville’s legendary Bluebird
Cafe and entertained thousands of people across the Southeast. Summerlyn is currently gearing up
for the release of her forthcoming E.P. on Dixie Dust Records coming in August of 2014.
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entertainment
The Chee-Weez are a 5 piece cover/show band that
specialize in making sure YOU- the audience- have
a great time and leave with a smile. From the everexpanding stage show including lights, pyro, and a
17FOOT video wall, to the off-the-cuff antics and crowd
involvement, you never know WHAT you’ll see next
at the Chee-Weez show! CW2014 welcomes Brandon
Foret as he takes the reigns of front man for The Chee-Weez. Brandon is no stanger to the CW- he did
a 3 year stint with the band a few years back. NOW, it’s full throttle, no holds barred, as we head into
2014 to take things to a WHOLE new level! Hold on to your hats, kids...this is going to be one HELL of
a ride! STAY TUNED and KISS IT!
Based out of Gulf Shores, Alabama, The Gunpowder Treason, an
alternative rock jam band consisting of drummer, Matthew Johnson
and guitarist Brady Reeves have been playing music all along South
Alabama since 2012. The band has been influenced throughout
the years by bands such as The Black Keys and the Red Hot Chili
Peppers. Johnson anchors the band by displaying an energetic style
along with his melodic grooves on the drums. Combined with the
distinct tones of Reeves, balance of raw bluesy rhythm and lead,
this band is sure to keep everyone on their feet!
Pop Rock with a Southern Twang The Jason Abel Project showcases
Birmingham Native Singer Songwriter Jason Abel’s unique catchy and from
the heart Songs. With great leads and melody you’ll hang on to every word
as you move to the beat. First LP release due in winter of 2014, this band
is looking to keep moving forward,so jump on board and don’t miss your
chance to see this great up and coming band.
The Jay Williams Band Local to the
area Gulf Coast, RocknRoll, Country,
Blues, Funk...Diversity is our game! This
band can be found all the way across the
Gulf Coast, as well as the local venues in
the Gulf Shores area! A must see band
that will keep you on your feet!!!
The Kyle and Karl Band is a couple of local boys doing what
they love and doing it great. They are masters at putting a new
fresh spin on the songs you know and love. You will hear your
favorites from Paul Simon, Bob Dylan, Marshall Tucker and more,
but brought to life in a whole new light. Come on down, pull up a
bar stool, and enjoy the Kyle and Karl Band”
The Tommy Morse Band is THE
high energy Gulf Coast “Rock
and Dance Variety Band” that
plays all of your favorite tunes,
from Pharrell Williams’ “Happy”, Stevie Ray’s “Pride and Joy”, The
Temptation’s “My Girl”, Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “Sweet Home Alabama” to
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Prince’s “Purple Rain” and everything in between! Get ready for an AWESOME rockin’ entertainment
experience when the The Tommy Morse Band cranks up!!!
2013 People’s Choice Award winner Top Hat & Jackie have been
singing partners since 1997. This husband-and-wife duo covers a
wide range of styles, including country, folk, pop, rock, and blues.
Available CDs range from originals to Christian/gospel to covers. Mix
in some comedy, love songs, and beautiful harmonies, and you’re
ready to have a great time with Top Hat and Jackie.
The Tip Tops are a high-energy dance and show band with
a musical emphasis on the 60s,
Motown, and rhythm and blues. The Four Tops, Otis Redding,
The Temptations, Elvis, Sam Cooke, Kool and the Gang and The
Commodores are just some of the artists the Tip Tops touch on.
Vic Saul, Internationally acclaimed singer songwriter guitarist
originally from Birmingham now living and performing at many venue’s
along the gulf coast for more detailed info bio and discography please
visit www.vicsaul.com
Wes Bayliss is a singer/
songwriter/musician with a
classic country and soulful,
blues sound. He grew up in the small town of Woodland,
AL where he started playing music at the age of 8 with his
family’s gospel band. He moved to the Mobile area when
he was 16 and played with various bands around the Gulf
Coast until moving to Nashville, TN in 2014 to continue
his solo career.
Willie Sugarcapps Featuring Will Kimbrough, Sugarcane
Jane, Grayson Capps & Corky Hughes. Way down in lower Alabama, almost every weekend for the past two years, folks have
been coming together for a music gathering called The Frog
Pond at Blue Moon Farm. One part house concert, one part Levon Helm’s Midnight Ramble, the affair has hosted some of the
country’s finest songwriters, pickers, bluesman and troubadours
ranging from Mary Gauthier to Alvin Youngblood Hart, Malcolm
Holcombe to Randall Bramblett, Sergio Webb to George Porter,
Jr. It was here that frequent encounters between reoccurring
artists—Grayson Capps, Will Kimbrough, Corky Hughes and
the duo Sugarcane Jane featuring Savana Lee and Anthony
Crawford—led to the birth of a band, the aptly named Willie
Sugarcapps. At first it was simply songwriter-in-the-round and jam session-styled collaborations, but
it quickly grew to become something more. There was chemistry between the five distinct musicians
that inspired a repertoire of songs demanding to be documented. Band members often take turns singing lead as they switch up between fiddle, banjo, mandolin, lap steel, bass and even ukulele.
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souvenirs
43rd Annual National Shrimp Festival 2014
Official
Souvenirs
Stop by the souvenir booths for your official festival merchandise!
T-SHIRTS | OFFICIAL POSTER | HATS | BEVERAGE HOLDERS & MORE!
LOCATION: Main Entrance and East Entrance
The artist of the 2014 Shrimp Festival Poster will be onsite to sign any
purchased 2014 poster on Saturday, October 11th from 1-4 pm and
Sunday, October 12th from 2-4 pm
Also visit us online at www.MyShimpFest.com for souvenirs,
photos, and find out how to participate next year.
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festival committee
2014 Shrimp
Festival Committee
Pictured: Jodi Donald, Jason Donald,
Marsha Comeaux, Steven Hodo, Andrea
Hodo, Spencer Cade, Marlo Webb,
Lee Kramer, Stephanie Mahoney,
Hurricane Jane Tarver, Dara Richards,
Katy Petrovics, Mona McPherson,
Susan Sizemore, Matt Mogan, Lauren
Turner, Allison Hendricks, Ron Arnold,
Marietta Wolf, Rob Barnas, Ginny Barnas,
Mark Robinson, Don Meghreblian,
Don McPherson, Maxine Johnson, Jan
Zimmerman, John McCormick, Lee
Hagan, Sheena Mizell, Bonita Goram,
Kay Gilpin, Ed Rodriguez, Walt Graham,
Diane Davis, Vicki Stillings, Steve Jones,
Vince Lucido, Cindy Stewart, Tammy
Halco, Frank Malone, Mike Broussard,
Braswell McMeans, Tara McMeans,
Renee Jones, Bruce Dusko, Susan
Brush, Terry Burk, Jim Eberlein, Pat
Eberlein, Brittany Parks, Kenny “Bud”
Stewart, Mark Halco, Dan Scott, Jackie
Madison, Mike Madison, Robert Bedford,
Gabby Barnett, Shasta Booth, Sam
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Washington and Archie Cornett.
Not Pictured: Bryan Bass, Marian
Carter, Jim Coughlin, Vicky Daily, Sgt.
Paul Maliska, Kristin Robinson, Mike &
Rosie Reach, Mark Acreman, Meagan &
Joe Austin, Jim Bailey, Bruce Bankston,
Beverly Barr, Matt Bass-Bergeron, John
Boller, Mary & Don Broad, John Broad,
Tim Brown, Allen Colburn, Richard
Dickinson, Jen Faulk, Pat Folan, Sandy
Folan, Noel Hand, Cindy Hasemeier,
Ryan Hasemeier, Brett & Suzette
Hataway, Brandon & Joi Hubbard,
Greg Kennedy, John Kord, Ron Kutter,
Bryan Mahoney, Jo Jo McCarron,
Mary Kay Melster, Charley Ogletree,
Karen Overvold, John Owens, Suzanne
Parker, Freddie Peninger, Betsy Savage,
Terry Staton, Anne Stephens, Rodney
Stephens, Ann vonEberstein, Vince
vonEberstein, Clayton Wallace, Kelly
Wallace, Lee White, Ike Williams, Mike
Williams, Stephanie Williams, Mike Zona.
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food vendors
East Boardwalk
Rouses Markets
Boiled Louisiana-style shrimp.
Doc’s Seafood Gulf Shores
Fried shrimp, crab claws, crab cake fries,
slaw, and hush puppies.
Dippin’ Dots
Dippin’ Dots with eight different flavors.
The Taste of New Orleans
Jambalaya-smoked sausage and chicken,
shrimp Creole-Cajun original tomato base
dish, craw fish etoufee-mushroom base
Cajun favorite, Louisiana lobster puffs with
cheese Alexandria, alligator on a stick.
Festival Foods
Variety of grilled seafood served with rice
and fresh vegetables, crab cakes, fresh
fried shrimp, calamari, gator on a stick, clam
strips, scallops, coconut shrimp, crab legs,
mussels, crawfish, and more.
Go Greek Events Inc.
Fried seafood platter, stuffed lobster
dinner, handmade grilled crab cake dinner,
quesadilla dinner, souvlaki dinner, Gyro,
Polish Sausage, Philly steak sandwich,
Athenian breaded tenders, Greek salad.
Seafood Unlimited
Lobster feast, seafood medley supreme,
Captain’s seafood platter, salmon amandine,
fresh Florida grouper fillet, alligator skewer
“Cajun style”, jumbo blue crab cakes
colossal shrimp skewers, soft shell blue
crab sandwich.
Red Wagon & Repicci Italian Ice
Cajun pistols, Italian ice and gelato.
Monica’s Concessions
Chicken on a stick, Polish & Italian sausage,
funnel cakes, corn dogs, Philly steak,
bloomin onions, hamburgers, gator on a
stick, coconut shrimp on a stick, Cajun
shrimp on a stick, shrimp, oyster, and fish
poboys, Jambalaya, and more.
Doc’s Seafood Orange Beach
Fried shrimp, crab claws, crab cake, slaw,
hushpuppies, and fries.
South Beach Grill
Grilled seafood platters, crab cakes, lobster
etoufee, jumbo shrimp, conch fritters,
grouper, coconut shrimp, alligator, crab
claws, lobster tempora, crawfish, snow
crab, and paella.
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Blackjack Grill LLC
Creole mix of Blackened fish, shrimp and
crab, Cajun battered fish, shrimp, and hand
shucked clams, and calamari. Soft shelled
crab, Louisiana lump crab cake, coconut
shrimp, po-boy’s with shrimp, crawfish or
oysters, gator bites, crawfish basket and
frog legs.
Ruben’s Concession
Shrimp, chicken, pork, beef shishkabobs,
smoked turkey leg, grilled lobster tail,
chicken on a stick, gator on a stick, shrimp
on a stick, shark on a stick, chicken wings,
seafood baskets (shrimp, scallops, oysters,
calamari, fish, crab claws, or soft shell
crab), Cajun boiled crawfish, jumbo crab
cakes, blooming onion, Polish & Italian
sausages, lobster rolls, hamburgers,
cheeseburgers, hotdogs, Gyro and chicken
pita, Philly cheese steak, corndogs.
Laughing Crab Catering
Crab cake sandwich, shrimp puppies, grilled
shrimp, Chesapeak curly fries, Maryland
soft shell crab sandwich, corn dogs,
calm strips, fish & chips, rockfish strips,
crab won tons, crab cake slider, alligator
sandwich, shrimp salad sandwich, popcorn
shrimp and more.
Rockin Roger’s Cajun Cuisine
The original “Cajun Pistols” - spicy
combination of shrimp, crabmeat, &
crawfish blended with special cheeses
and stuffed into a friend bread roll. Also
serving seafood stuffed baked potato with
eggplant, crab patties with crawfish cream
sauce over a bed or rice, seafood Cajun
gumbo, crawfish etoufee over rice.
Ching’s Concession
Seafood combo, baskets, dinners,
sandwiches, (shrimp, scallop, oyster, clam,
calamari, fish, soft shell crab), chicken,
shrimp, pork or gator on a stick, soft shell
crab sandwich, Polish sausage, Italian
sausage, Philly cheese steak with/onions,
Turkey leg, Blooming onion, tornado fries,
fried eggplant, fried pickles, fried green
tomatoes, fried jalapenos, chili cheese
nachos, fries, hot dogs, corn dogs, and
more.
Tin Tin’s Oriental Food
Chicken shishkabob, shrimp shishkabob,
alligator shishkabob, jumbo turkey legs,
polish sausage w/onions and peppers,
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fried rice, eggrolls, blooming onions, fried
pickles, fried zucchini, fried eggplant,
fried creen tomatoes, corn dog, nachos
and cheese, loaded potatoes, soft shell
crab sandwich, onion rings, fish or shrimp
po’boy, hamburgers, and hotdogs.
Uncle Daves Kettle Korn
Classic kettle korn with flavors including
Carmel, Cheddar, White Cheddar.
Five Point
Shrimp, grits, and greens
Liquid Freeze Ice Cream
Vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, butter pecan,
cookies & cream, cotton candy, and peach.
Bayou Billy Sweet Dixie Tea
32oz tin mug with fresh brewed iced tea.
Fun Time Concessions
Funnel cakes, jumbo corn dogs,
nachos & cheese, fried Oreos,
cotton candy, fresh brewed tea.
West Boardwalk
Acme Oyster House
Fried shrimp poboy, boom boom shrimp,
Cajun meat pies
Franco’s Italian
Funnel cakes with fruit toppings.
Organized Seafood Association
Shrimp, potatoes, and corn.
BJs Concessions
Chicken on a stick, Polish & Italian sausage,
funnel cakes, corn dogs, Philly steak,
bloomin onions, hamburgers, gator on a
stick, coconut shrimp on a stick, Cajun
shrimp on a stick, shrimp, oyster, and fish
poboys, Jambalaya, and more.
Butts On The Beach
Smoked pork.
Southern Concessions
Southern fried chicken, gator, shrimp on
stick, seafood gumbo & etouffee, red beans
& rice, grilled/smoked sausage poboy
&turkey legs, seafood pistolette, seafood
nachos, funnel cakes, blooming onion,
southern fried combo basket.
Cobb & Company
Sweet kettle popcorn, fried pork rinds,
cotton candy, sweet teak, Coca-Cola
products, whole dill pickles.
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Rotolo’s Pizzeria
Pizza by the slice; pepperoni or cheese,
pasta; Parma Rosa, Shrimp Alfredo,
Crawfish Etoufee
Copeland’s Ice Cream
Homemade ice cream served in cups or
waffle cones, coke and Root beer floats.
Go Greek Events Inc.
Handmade grilled crab cake dinner, grilled
grouper dinner, chicken/pork on a stick,
Gyro, Polish sausage sandwich, Philly steak
sandwich, Athenian breaded tender, Greek
salad, jumbo corn dog, loaded fries.
Kona Ice of Baldwin County
Shaved ice-gourmet, delicious, fun flavors:
Tiger’s Blood, Blue Raspberry, Grape, TropiKona, Strawberry, Watermelon, Orange,
Lemon-Lime, Cherry, Orange Banana,
Peach, Wedding Cake, and more!
International Foods
Seafood sampler, seafood quesadilla, grilled
salmon, charcoal octopus, Athenian mahimahi, shrimp Santorin, shrimp/lobster salad,
seafood/salmon wrap/brochettes, Greek
Sampler, gyros, and more.
Team Concessions
Seafood platters, shrimp, fish, clam strips,
stuffed crabs, calamari, fried oysters, soft
shell crabs, coconut shrimp on a stick, crab
cakes, gator on a stick, grilled mahi mahi,
and blackened salmon.
Will Bill’s Olde Fashion Soda
Olde fashion soda in a stainless steel mugs.
Flavors include root beer, orange, vanilla,
grape, birch, and more.
VENDORS SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Arts & Crafts
Fred Albrecht, Corkers for Bottle, Mixed
Media, 268
Douglas Alexander, Douglas Alexander,
Drawing , 257
Leisha Allen, Juju Bee Frames, Wood,
284-285
Deb Allison, Sea N Stars, Mixed Media,
182
Richard Badame, Jordan’s Outdoor Fun,
Wood, 162
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exhibitors
Peter Beetge, Fantasy Fountains, Mixed
Media, 235
Mary Ann Bishop, Spice Mill Dips, Food,
298-299
Brian Blackmore, Brian Blackmore, Jewelry, 193
Lisa Boesch, Ellembee, Fiber/Fabric, 166
Kathy Bowdoin, Kathy Bowdoin, Jewelry,
250
Diane Corcoran, Di’s Custom Tied Bows,
Mixed Media, 258
Amy Boyle, Grace Girl Beads, Jewelry, 237
Deborah Branning, Deborah Branning ,
Mixed Media, 244
Deborah Brawley, The Unbroken Circle,
Fiber/Fabric, 290
Phyllis Brooks, Divine Icy Wine, Food, 227
Russell Brooks, Muggie, Mixed Media, 191
Nita Brown, Colors of the Sea, Jewelry,
208
Karen Browne, Seafood Hardware, Metal,
157
Jen Callahan, Jen Callahan Artwork, Mixed
Media, 160-161
Pam Camp, Whimsical Signs, Mixed Media, 245-246
Christine Chandler, Christine Chandler
Designs, Jewelry, 289
Colleen Clark , Colleen A. Clark, Fiber/
Fabric, 240
Phillippe Claude Laine, Silk Du Jour, Fiber/
Fabric, 215
Jeremy Cockrell, Hebert Trading Company,
Metal, 269-270
Rebecca Cole, Sand Art Creations, 0, 203
Greg Combs, Greg Combs, Clay, 174
Beth Cornelson, Elizabeth Ann’s, Wood,
184
Karen Crow, Salsa In a Snap, Food, 200
Rosario Damico, Sicily’s Finest Gourmet
Food, Food, 219
Lisa Davin, Dzyns By Lisa, Jewelry, 173
Evie Davis, Evie Davis, Fiber/Fabric, 222223
Yvonne Davis, Two Girls with Pearls,
Jewelry, 216
Lee Dayvault, Go Jumpin The Lake, Wood,
254-255
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Linda Dugger, Dugger Woodworks, Wood,
306-307
Dan Dunn, My Secret Garden, Mixed
Media, 171
David Earley, Big Papa’s Sauces, Food, 261
Mary Easley, Mary Easley, Mixed Media,
266
Tonya Falduto, Candle Bottle Scent Station, Glass, 169
Tina Farris, Floral Fantasy Candles, Mixed
Media, 217-218
Joann Felteau, Glitz By Jo, Jewelry, 195
Mitchel Gale , Brandles, Mixed Media, 272
Terry Georgianni, Wired By T, Jewelry, 213
Tara Gifford, Blue Girl Beading , Jewelry,
263
Wilder Burlison, Wilder Burlison, Mixed
Media, 240
Lisa Glenn, Abike Natural Body Care,
Mixed Media, 273
Paige Grier, The Fun Company, Jewelry,
243
Nicole Griffin, Tangerinas , Mixed Media,
198
Carlo Guadagno, Klapnklip Soy Candles,
Mixed Media, 239
Debbie Haney, Groovy Gurlz, Fiber/Fabric,
278
Bob Hansen, Airtropics Collectabottlz,
Mixed Media, 248-249
Barbara Harris, T Bob’s Pottery, Clay, 294
Joan Haskins, Cove Creek Creations,
Jewelry, 224
Katja Hilton, Amazing Beautiful Butterflies,
Jenna Hirt, Jenna Hirt, Jewelry, 296
Kacie Hoostal , Sweet Peas Posh Pets,
Fiber/Fabric, 163-164
Scott Hornbaker, Hunt Country Iron, Metal
, 256
Jean Houndsome, Jeanique Hand Painted
Jewelry, Jewelry, 293
Bill Howard, Will Bills Sauce, Food, 172
De Howery, Bodacious Beads, Jewelry, 283
JoAnna Hrycuna, The Lazy Scroll, Metal,
225-226
WaaDee Hudson, Five Star Creations/
Southwest Pepper Grillers, Metal, 229
exhibitors
Bill Hudson, HHT Enterprises, Mixed
Media, 280-281
Eliza Huskey, Fancy Girl Jewelry, Jewelry,
158
Jennifer James, OBA Canvas Co., Fiber/
Fabric, 201
Eric Jessop, J&J Enterprises, Glass, 155156
Alecia Harrell, Juniper Lily, Fiber/Fabric,
197
Ross Jones, RJ Oceans, Mixed Media, 231
Neil Kahrs, Bullseye Bow, Mixed Media,
210
Lisa Kahrs, Kahrs Toy Time, Fiber/Fabric,
209
George Kearney, The Woodturner, Wood,
288
Bob Knapp, The Sewing Bee, Fiber/Fabric,
304-305
Leng Konn, Kids Expressions, Fiber/Fabric,
189-190
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Rhee Korff, Treasure By Rhee, Jewelry, 185
Renae Kuhlman, Timothy L. Kuhlman,
Wood, 220
Ali Laftin, Loftin Oysters, Clay, 297
Carole Lindsey, The Wicked Hatter Caroline, Fiber/Fabric, 262
Andy Little, The Write Stuff Pen Works,
Mixed Media, 260
Jackie Luke, Soapy Delights & The Wood
Zone, Mixed Media, 267
John Makla, Creations by Becky Makla,
Mixed Media, 186
Jack Marshall, The Nuttery, Food, 242
Andrew Martin, The Martin Grill Gadget,
Metal , 194
Charles Masek, Charles Masek , Wood,
251
Sherry Merrill, U-Dog-U, Fiber/Fabric, 228
Judy Moeggenberg, Leaton Metal Designs, Metal , 302-303
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exhibitors
John Mojjis, John Mojjis, Mixed Media,
187
Annette Moore, Ms. Annette’s Antique
Ceiling Tin, Mixed Media, 274-275
Janet Moses, Artist Janet Moses, Mixed
Media, 236
Monique Mosley, Pilgrim Soap Company,
Mixed Media, 221
Richard Nichols, Double Nichols, Wood,
211-212
Deb Nolan, Red Fox Lodge Shirt Co., Fiber/
Fabric, 196
Kim Padgett, Stray Cats Home Décor,
Linda Patrick , Laurindalee’s, Jewelry, 282
Barbara Perronne, Courtyard Arts, MM,
252
Neil Plotkin, Florida Yard Art, Metal , 291292
Kay Puckett, Jodi Lynn Bows, Fiber/Fabric,
232-233
Bill & Beth Reiller, Glass Magic, Glass, 271
Matthew Renda, Space Air Airbrushing,
Mixed Media, 204
Chuck Rice, Woodchucks Jewelry, Jewelry,
247
Debra Rodney, Deryan Design Studio,
Jewelry, 199
Maya Schilder, Fairymoon Glass, Glass,
277
Lynn Shore, Anna Lucia, Fiber/Fabric, 253
Jeff Spade, Jeff Spade, Mixed Media, 178
Nita Brown, Colors of the Sea, Jewelry,
234
Stacey Tatum, I Light You Puzzle Lamps,
Mixed Media, 295
Alan Anderson, The Ear Vinery, Jewelry,
175
Emily Thomas, Sew Pink and Blue, Fiber/
Fabric, 192
Flo Thompson, Fancy Threads, Fiber/Fabric,
300-301
Becky Veazey, Magnolia Iron Works, Metal,
286-287
Sherrie Venghaus, Molten Glass Designs,
Jewelry, 279
Karen Villaroman, Karen Villaroman, Clay,
188
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Jeff Waldorff, Waldorff Photography, Mixed
Media, 154
Annette Waldrop, Mudd Puddles Pottery,
Clay, 259
Bonnie Walker, Sparkling Gardenz, Metal,
179
Jenny Wang, Jenny’s Accessory, Jewelry,
170
Linda Retka, Custom Hardwood Creations,
Mixed Media, 238
Janelle Wehmeyer, Seashell Crafter, Mixed
Media, 183
Paul Wingard, Wingard Wood Art, Wood,
165
Jon Winton, Lindsay Farms, Food, 167-168
Scott Wyatt, Southern Yankee Woodworking, Wood, 276
Sompit Xia, Can Do Planes, Metal, 241
Jim Zhang, Jim Zhang, Drawing , 214
Kelly Zimmer DeMichele, DeMichele Island Sand Sculptures, Mixed Media, 180
Rumi Joe Muenala, Ruma Packa Wind
Rythms, Mixed Media, South Pavillion
Fine Arts
Frank Abbott, Frank Abbott Photography,
Photography, 133
Robert Boye, Shooting Star, Sculpture, 107
Kathy Brennan, Kathy Brennan, Jewelry, 130
Rich Britnell, Geographics, MM, 118
Steve & Dee Burrow, Steve & Dee Burrow,
Sculpture, 149
Samuel Bush , Samuel & Spirit Bush, Jewelry,
128
Nick Cantrell, Nick Cantrell, Paintings, 148
Loran Chavez, Loran Chavez, Paintings, 115
Sean Corner, Sean Corner Sculptures,
Sculpture, 96
Christopher Doherty, Chistopher Doherty
Photography, Photography, 103
Wendy Edwards, Wendy Kay Designs, Jewelry,
97
Princy Fears, Princy O Wearable Art, MM, 120
Jeff Felix, Jeff & Jaky Felix, Glass, 100
James Floyd, James Floyd, MM, 138
Phyllis Frankenfield, Phyllis Frankenfield, MM,
146
exhibitors
Carol Furman, Natural Perspective by Carol
Furman, Paintings, 95
Linda Geiger, Linda Geiger, Paintings, 129
Richie Gudzan, Richie Gudzan, Paintings, 119
Johnny Hawkins, Johnny Hawkins Earthly
Jewelry, Jewelry, 132
Beth Humphres, J. Cobb Designs, Jewelry, 94
Michael Jasinski, Michael Jasinski,
Photography, 90
Lynn Jordan, Lynn Jordan Photography,
Photography, 127
Dianne Krumel, Dianne Krumel, Paintings, 142
Tony Krysinsky, Tony Krysinsky, MM, 101
Mitch Landry, Mitch Landry Art, Sculpture, 141
Frank Ledbetter, Frank Ledbetter, Sculpture, 104
Chris Mason, Chris Mason, MM, 139
Tehle McGuffee, Tehle McGuffee, MM, 117
Jean McKee, Jean McKee, Paintings, 144
Kirk Miller, Quince Cottage Glass Studio, Glass,
105
Wade Oliver, Wade Oliver, Sculpture, 140
Erik Olsen, Erik Olsen, Sculpture, 143
Kyung A Park, Kyung A Park, Paintings, 137
Kelly Pierre, Artist Kelly Pierre, MM, 102
Robert Ramaglia, Ye Olde Silversmith, Jewelry,
99
Patrick Reynolds, Patrick J. Reynolds, MM, 98
James Richmond, Richmond Photography,
Photography, 131
Richard Russell, All Things Gallery, MM, 106
Stephanie Sharpton, Stephanie Sharpton Art,
Painting, 92
Joe Sheffield, Joe Sheffield , Paintings, 134
Paul Steinke, Paul Steinke, Glass, 108
Jason Stoddart, Jason Stoddart Photography,
Photography, 135
Ron Strickland, Yolie And Me, Glass, 147
Linda Theobald, Linda Theobald Art, Paintings,
116
Skip White, Skip White, Jewelry, 113
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exhibitors
Ian Williams, Ian Williams, Sculpture, 91
Jason Wilson, J. Wilson Pottery, Sculpture, 145
Caro Wilson, Fine Things by Caro, Jewelry, 121
Tracy Womack, Tracy Womack, Glass, 114
Miki Cotton, Miki Cotton, Sculpture, 109
Cynthia Ard, Moon Goddess Designs, Paintings,
110
Robert Larson, It’s A Wrap Jewelry, Jewelry, 111
John Warr, Warr Art, Paintings, 112
Chris Glennon, Chris Glennon, Paintings, 122
Dan Driscoll, Made From Coins, Jewelry, 123
Fred Fisher, Fred Fisher, MM, 124
Maria Cano, Maria Cano, Jewelry, 125
Schuyler Allen, Schuyler Allen, Paintings, 126
Steve Dark , Steve Dark , Sculpture, 136
FloraBama Lounge, Package, Oyster Bar,
50th Anniversary Merchandise & more,
R14-15
Gem-Tex Inc - Metal art from Haiti and
Mexico, R1-2
Glitz Galore N More, High end designer
copies of jewelry such as; John Hardy,
David Yurman, Cartier, Roberta Coin, Tiffany,
Judity Ripka, & many more - R59-60
Great Lakes Outback, Authentic Austrailian
leather hats - R4
Gulf Life, Custom screen printed t-shirts,
hats, visors, koozies, window decals, beach
cover ups - R70
Retail Marketplace
Happy Harbor, Pirate items, beach items,
logoed items, wind chimes, bathing suites,
shirts, jewelry, beach chairs - R43
2-Dye-4, Handcrafted tie-dyed clothing and
accessories for adults and children - R45
JJ Sportswear, Tropical sundresses and
rhine stone tops for women - R20-21
Accessories Galore, Fashion jewelry,
handbags, scarves, designer style jewelery,
simply southern tshirts, fashion watches,
wallets, sunhats, and glasses - R3
Kay’s Jewelry, Sterling silver jewelry,
wood, crystal, and resin component jewelry. Personalized monogramming on all
jewelry types - R40-41
Alabama Gumboheads, Tshirts, caps,
shorts, koozies, and other apparel - R57-58
Key West Island Wear, LLC, Ladies sundresses and tops - R8-9
BeJeweled Jeweler, Gold and silver jewelry - RR25
Little Monkey Toes, Children’s clothing,
shoes, and accessories - R82
Coconut Critters, Pirate boards, pelican,
bamboo wind chimes, paddle, and more R84-85
Melon Hattie, Blank and vinyled spiker
beach cup holders, R35
Crimson Pride, Alabama merchandise - collegiate, t-shirts, hats, and jewelry - R33
Crushable Hat, Crushable seagrass - R71
CynCessories, Jewelry, purses, women’s
accessories and clothes - R13
Diamond Jewelers, Gulf Shores and Orange Beach destination bracelets - R54
Direct Wholesale Outlet , Collegiate hats,
coozies, popcorn shirts, purses, jewelry,
lanyards, canvas prints, flip flops and more
- R75-76
Dixie Clothing, Officially licensed Alabama
and Auburn merchandise including clothing,
hats, jewelry, sunglasses, flags, pictures,
drinkware, etc - R10-11
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EZ Hang Chair, Upscale hanging chairs,
hammocks, and stands - R42
MoJo Jerky, Beef, Turkey, Fish, Buffalo,
Alligator, Elk, & Antelope - R34
Mossy Oak, Tshirts, wallets, hat, and more
- R72-73
Origami Owl , Glass lockets with charms.
Ocver 500 kinds of charms, dangle, lockets,
chains, earrings, and tags - R18
Petal Bay, Ladies boutique apparel & accessories - R78-79
Precioso, Sunglasses, clothing, skirts,
sarongs, jewelry, wind chimes, scarves,
bags, hair accessories, head wraps, and
hats - R19
Private Gallery Boutique, Women’s clothing, jewelry, accessories. Handmade photo
frames and miscellaneous gifts - R12
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exhibitors
Purdy Gurl Boutique, Tin ornaments,
wreaths, feather clips, ceramic plaques,
fascinators, mini hats - R74
tributes, nightlights, jellyfish, seaglobes,
vases, magnets, wood bowls, baskets,
picture frames - R55-56
Randys Collectables, Vintage, antique
metal signs and posters - R5
Riviera Furniture, Indoor, outdoor furniture
- R44
Saltwater Mafia Apparel, Aapparell
including tshirts, hats, visors, decals, and
huggers - R80-81
Scentsy Wickless Candles, Scentsy wickless candles and other scentsy products
such as travel & car scents - R28
Outdoor Village
Gulf Adventure Center, Hummingbird Zip
Line, OV 1
Texas 1 Spice Gourmet Seasoning, OV 14
E2 Bait Company, OV 2
Gulf Shores Golf Assoc., OV 24-26
Southern Cotton Boutique, Childrens
smocked, embroidery, and appliqued clothing, bows, bow holders, baby blankets,
bibs, burp cloths, and more - R25
Bad Boy Buggies, OV 18-19
SPAtacular, Chair massages, misting fans
for cooling down, teeth whitening station,
sandals, jewelry, massage candles, essential oils, and make up - R16
Black Water Barrel Co., OV 5-6
Sunrays Optical Boutique, Sunglass &
optical supplies, tshirts & visors - R38-39
Greener Fields Firearms & Archery, OV 16-17
Superior Sleep Experience, Beds - R30-31
Guy Harvey, OV 26-29
Softub, OV 3-4
Freedom Boat Club, OV 10-13
Orange Beach Helicopters, OV 15
Charter Fishing, Parasail, Dolphin Cruises,
OV 8
Surf Style, Tshirts and othering clothing &
accessories - R49,50,51,52
Beach Flight Aviation, OV 20-23
Tacky Jacks, Tshirts, caps, and visiors R64
Coleman Factory Outlet
Chevy, OV 9
The Art Warehouse, Frames, paintings,
artwork - R87-88
The Hangout - R66,67,68,69
The Outdoor Edge, Caps, sunglasses,
knives, leather belts, holsters, wallets,
tshirts, stickers - R26-27
The Sports Fan Addicts, BBQ Spatulas,
college, nfl, mlb, military, framed personalized prints, purses, jewelery, and travel
fishing poles - R29
Too Cute, Children’s clothing, monogramming, accessories, & bags - R6-7
Tropical Breeze, Paper printed dresses and
accessories - R77
Viper Sauce, BBQ saue, BBQ sauces
mixes, BBQ rubs - R17
Winning Concepts, Wood ornaments, wall
50
BOOTHS SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Elementary School Drink Booth, OV7
Children’s Activity
Village
Alabama Marine Police
Dauphin Island Sea Lab Touch Table
Island Girl
Law Enforcement Torch Run
LuLu Pops by Frios
Mobile BayKeeper
N 2 Stitches
Ocean Camp
Outdoor Family Adventures
Peggy Chase & Cathy Fail
Pensacola Face Painter Guild
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special thanks
We wish to extend a very special “Thank You” to the following companies
for donating rooms and fine products to the 2013 festival, VIPs, and our entertainment.
It would be almost impossible for the Annual National Shrimp Festival to provide
the great line-up of quality entertainment and services enjoyed every year without
the support of these great companies and organizations:
Alabama Propane
Baldwin Co. Sheriff Dept.
Bender Realty
BRATS
James E. “Pete” Bridges,
III, Atty.
City of Gulf Shores
City of Orange Beach
Courtyard by Marriott
GNG Plumbing
Gulf Shores Utilities
Hampton Inn & Suites
Orange Beach
Hilton Garden Inn
Orange Beach
Holiday Inn Express
Orange Beach
Inland Air Systems
Island House Hotel
Krispy Kreme Donuts
LA Place Interiors
Peninsula Golf & Raquet
Club
Publix
The Hangout
Volvo Rents
Winn Dixie
Zeke’s Landing
advertisers index
Adventure Island.................................................................. 49
Alabama Credit Union.......................................................... 21
Alliance Publishing LLC........................................................ 53
Anchors Aweigh RV Resort ................................................. 53
Annual National Shrimp Festival......................................... 56
Baldwin EMC.............................................. Inside Back Cover
Beachside Resort Hotel......................................................... 2
Bellator Real Estate/Cynthia D. Grice................................. 53
Bill’s by the Beach................................................................ 45
Birmingham Hide & Tallow Company Incorporated............. 49
Brett-Robinson Vacation Rentals......................................... 23
Capstone Financial Group.................................................... 49
Cayman Grill......................................................................... 51
CenturyLink.......................................................................... 17
City of Orange Beach/Coastal Art Center............................ 39
Coast Living Magazine......................................................... 55
Coastline Management....................................................... 39
Cobalt/Cosmo’s Restaurant & Bar....................................... 21
Dixon Screen Printing.......................................................... 53
Faulkner State Community College..................................... 11
Fresh Market Seafood......................................................... 47
Gates Builders Incorporated................................................ 53
Gulf Coast Chevy Dealers.................................................... 25
Hazel’s Nook......................................................................... 53
Lucido Engineering & Surveying LLC................................... 49
Luna Beach Properties......................................................... 19
52
Madarinn Group, LLC........................................................... 43
Mathes of Alabama............................................................. 53
McCarron Insurance Group Incorporated............................ 51
McCollough Institute for Appearance &
Health & Plastic Surgery................................................ 26
Montrose Bay Health & Rehabilitation Center.................... 47
Nolan’s Restaurant and Lounge........................................... 41
Orange Beach Helicopter Tours........................................... 51
Organized Seafood Association
of Alabama..................................................................... 31
Perdido Bay Golf and Lodging.............................................. 51
Pink Pony Pub......................................................................... 3
Pointe South Vacation Rentals.............................................. 7
PrimeLending A Plains Capital Company............................. 41
Reel Surprise Charters......................................................... 23
Sassy Bass Market Place..................................................... 43
South Baldwin Regional Medical Center.............................. 1
Sugar Sands Realty.............................................................. 53
Tacky Jack’s - Gulf Shores................................................... 19
TCBY..................................................................................... 17
The Track.............................................................................. 26
The Wharf.............................................................. Back Cover
Thomas Hospital Urgent Care.............................................. 13
WindCreek............................................................................. 5
Zatarain’s.....................................................Inside Front Cover
is a proud supporter of the
43rd Annual
National Shrimp
Festival
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Coastal Alabama Business Chamber
2014 Executive Committee
Chairman�� Susan Sizemore, Tacky Jack’s – Gulf Shores
Chairman-Elect�� Vince Lucido, Lucido Engineering & Surveying, LLC
Immediate Past Chairman�� Kevin Corcoran, RE/MAX of Gulf Shores
Vice Chair – Finance�� Tracie Sweat, Individual Member
Vice Chair – Membership�� Gary Gilpin, Great Southern Real Estate
Vice Chair – Annual National Shrimp Festival�� Matt Mogan, RE/MAX of Gulf Shores
Vice Chair – Civic & Governmental Affairs�� Scott Shamburger, The Highland Group
Vice Chair – Conservation & Natural Resources�� Ginny Barnas, Island Air Conditioning & Heating, Inc.
Vice Chair – Economic Development�� David Clark, The Beach Club
Vice Chair – Education�� Michelle Nelson, Century 21 – Meyer Real Estate –
Sales
Vice Chair – Marine Trades�� Susan Boggs, Reel Surprise Charters
Vice Chair – Retail/Business Services�� John Chamberlain, Thomas Hospital
Urgent Care Center
Vice Chair – Tourism & Special Events�� Braswell McMeans, Design Print Promote
2014 Board of Directors
Ginny Barnas, Island Air Conditioning &
Heating, Inc.
Jim Bibby, The Wharf Retail Properties, LLC
Jennifer Blanchard, Gulf Chrysler-Dodge-Jeep,
Inc.
Susan Boggs, Reel Surprise Charters
John Chamberlain, Thomas Hospital Urgent
Care Center
David Clark, The Beach Club
Kevin Corcoran, RE/MAX of Gulf Shores
Todd Edwards, Peninsula Golf & Racquet Club
Gary Gilpin, Great Southern Real Estate
Brian Harsany, Cosmo’s Restaurant
2014 Appointed
Board Members
City of Gulf Shores, Steve Jones
City of Orange Beach, Jerry Johnson
Gulf Shores-Orange Beach Tourism,
Herb Malone
Annual National Shrimp Festival,
Matt Mogan
Vince Lucido, Lucido Engineering & Surveying,
LLC
Braswell McMeans, Design Print Promote
Michelle Nelson, Century 21 - Meyer Real Estate
– Sales
Keith Newton, South Baldwin Regional Medical
Center
Scott Shamburger, The Highland Group, Inc.
Doug Sizemore, Centennial Bank
Susan Sizemore, Tacky Jack’s – Gulf Shores
Tracie Sweat, Individual Member
Cynthia Tunnell, Staybridge Suites
Chamber Professional Team
President & CEO...............................................Ed Rodriguez
Director of Operations..................................... Betsy Savage
Director of Membership Development.......... Vicki Stillings
Director of Special Events........................Ann vonEberstein
Special Events & Media Coordinator..........Owen Corcoran
Administrative Assistant................................Katy Petrovics
Shrimp Festival Sponsor Sales.................. Don McPherson
The Annual National Shrimp FestivalTM is produced by
To contact the Coastal Alabama
Business Chamber:
3150 Gulf Shores Parkway
PO Drawer 3869 Gulf Shores, AL 36547
251.968.6091
www.mygulfcoastchamber.com
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