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Writers Can Read is a monthly open mic night reading series, featuring published writers and novice writers sharing creative works with an audience. This month's readers are poet Sara Henning... View Article
Join Bonnie and our friends at Booktenders to celebrate Autism Awareness and Acceptance in April with a month-long focus on children's books about autism. A special book will be featured... View Article
Come join us for the release of Emily Henry's newest book! We will have a special cocktail, games, prizes, and a limited number of signed copies, so preorder yours now... View Article
Bestselling historical fiction author, Joy Callaway, returns to Cicada Books & Coffee on Thursday, April 25, at 6 p.m. to discuss and sign her new book, 'What the Mountains Remember,'... View Article
Celebrate this year's Independent Bookstore Day by participating in a local Bookshop Hop! Brought to you by Cicada Books & Coffee, Booktenders WV, Broadway Books, Plot Twist Books and The... View Article
Celebrate this year's Independent Bookstore Day by participating in a local Bookshop Hop! Brought to you by Cicada Books & Coffee, Booktenders WV, Broadway Books, Plot Twist Books and The... View Article
Branches Domestic Violence Shelter is partnering with Cicada Books & Coffee to host “Verses from Adversity”–a poetry reading in celebration and solidarity with survivors of domestic violence! Coffee bar opens... View Article
It’s 1898. Up on Black Boar Mountain in eastern Kentucky, life is quiet for the small settlement of farmers who work the land around their cabins. But when ten-year old Lydia King unearths an ancient, preservedbody on the seep bog, a curse is let loose. At least that’s what some people believe. They might be... View Article
Each month, Writers Can Read brings together authors, aspiring authors, and readers. This month features award-winning author Diane Tarantini and J. Schlenker. There will be an open mic portion after... View Article
Refrain Poetry Night with HACKS in Huntington with Pella Felton, Emily Beane, and Nathan Thomas. Poetry is extremely important to the future of democracy because it gives presence to impulses... View Article
